The competition is hot in an exciting new series, ‘Got to Get Out.’
The competition is hot in an exciting new series, ‘Got to Get Out.’
20 reality stars use manipulation and deception to try to escape a house with a hefty cash prize on the line.
Today, Hulu brings viewers an all-new competition series unlike any other. “Got to Get Out” follows a group of 20 reality TV stars and rookies as they’re trapped in a house together. They must find a way out if they want to take home an impressive cash prize, but that’s easier said than done. See how it all goes down in the exhilarating new series. You can stream “Got to Get Out” beginning on Friday, April 11 at 12:01 a.m. ET exclusively on Hulu.
How to watch ‘Got to Get Out’
- When: Friday, April 11, 2025, at 12:01 a.m. ET
- TV: Hulu
- Stream: Watch with a subscription to Hulu.
- From anywhere: Watch with a subscription to a VPN.
Everything you need to know about ‘Got to Get Out’
When can you begin watching ‘Got to Get Out?’
You can begin watching “Got to Get Out” on Hulu on Friday, April 11 at 12:01 a.m. ET. All eight episodes begin streaming on the same day so you can binge-watch the series if you wish.
Why should you watch ‘Got to Get Out’ on Hulu?
“Got to Get Out” is a Hulu exclusive title, so it won’t be streaming on any other streaming services or channels. With plans starting at $10 per month, Hulu gives subscribers access to its full library, including all their hit movies and shows like “Only Murders in the Building,” as well as ABC shows “Abbott Elementary” and much more.
Is there a way to watch ‘Got to Get Out’ for free?
Fortunately, you can watch “Got to Get Out” at no cost if you’ve never subscribed to Hulu in the past. The streaming service offers a free 30-day trial. With this, you can check out “Got to Get Out” at no cost and still have time to watch several other series and movies.
About ‘Got to Get Out’
“Got to Get Out” follows 20 contestants to a large house for 10 days with $1,000,000 on the line. To win the competition, they must get out of the house, but that’s not an easy task. Their goal is to make it to the gate without anyone noticing. Each contestant must work strategically to make their escape while also considering the prize money. As time goes on, the amount increases, so it’s a complicated balance between escaping quickly and sticking around to win an even bigger prize.
Each contestant has the opportunity to keep the money for themselves, or they can split it with the competition. However, if someone makes it to the gate, the cash will be awarded to them, and everyone else will lose it in an instant. This tough game is filled with opportunities for alliances, deception, and twists and turns along the way.
“Got to Get Out” is hosted by Simu Liu and features a mix of reality TV stars and rookies, all sharing the same goal. The following stars and rookies have their eyes on the prize.
- Jill Ashlock
- Cynthia Bailey
- Demi Burnett
- Val Chmerkovskiy
- Lindsey Coffey
- Yahné Coleman
- Clare Crawley
- Shane Dougherty
- Steven Giannopoulos
- Steve Helling
- Rashad Jennings
- Nick Metzler
- Susan Noles
- Omarosa
- Spencer Pratt
- Stein Retzlaff
- Rob Roman
- Athena Suich
- Athena Vas
- Kim Zolciak-Biermann
Watch the trailer for ‘Got to Get Out’
What to watch next on Hulu
Once you’ve watched “Got to Get Out,” Hulu has other competition series for you to enjoy. All 43 seasons of “Survivor” are available to stream, or you could dive into Rob Lowe’s “The Floor.” If you’re looking for a cooking competition show, check out “Hell’s Kitchen,” or for something different, give “Special Forces” a try. This will allow you to make the most of your free trial and decide whether you’d like to pay for a monthly subscription.
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