What happens when you put nine strangers with inner demons into a secluded retreat run by a heretical Russian wellness guru played by Nicole Kidman" Hulu's new original series "Nine Perfect Strangers" (opens in new tab), The thrilling story of Tranquilium House, a fictional facility where guests, played by stars including Melissa McCarthy and Regina Hall (opens in new tab), overcome personal trauma through meditation, exercise, and a special smoothie. If that premise alone isn't enough to get you to tune in, the show is created by David E. Kelley, based on a book by Liane Moriarty, and reunites the team that brought us HBO's Big Little Lies. New episodes of [Nine Perfect Strangers] will be available every Wednesday and, like previous Hulu originals, will be available at 12:01 a.m. ET. However, Hulu likes to put its own twist on its distribution schedule, giving fans the opportunity to immerse themselves in the show before switching to a more traditional format.

The streamer released the first three episodes of the show at once, giving viewers a chance to get hooked in a short binge-watch. After the first three episodes, the season switched to a weekly release format. While the wait may have been longer for fans who wanted to speed through the story, the weekly releases gave them more time to speculate about what the heck was going on at Tranquillum House.

Spoilers. The show is also expected to get trippier with each episode as wellness guru Masha Dmitrichenko, played by Kidman, gradually increases the amount of psychedelics she puts on her guests' smoothies. Viewers will also learn more about Masha's mysterious past and the threatening letters she receives, which differ from the backstory of Moriarty's novel (open in new tab). As for the last two episodes, details are being kept under wraps for now, so no one knows how the thrilling seclusion will end.