Good news, Nintendo Switch owners: you can now stream Hulu.

Hulu on Thursday became the first US streaming service to debut on the hybrid console. The next time you fire up your Switch, you'll be able to download Hulu right from the Nintendo eShop and stream The Handmaid's Tale, This is Us, The Mindy Project, Fargo, or whatever else you like to watch on the service.

Hulu said the new app supports its traditional on-demand subscription plans as well as its new $39.99 Live TV service, which offers live and on-demand programming from more than 50 channels including ESPN, Fox Sports, CNN, FX, Bravo, TNT, and A&E.

Reactions on Twitter indicate many people are hoping Netflix will be next to arrive on Switch.

i like how everyone asked for netflix for the switch but we get hulu first lol — Mel?? (@Kirbygeek4) November 9, 2017

Wait, is the Switch really getting Hulu before Netflix and YouTube? What kind of nonsense is this?! — A whole keg of ranch (@munocard) November 9, 2017

Meanwhile, the launch comes after Nintendo earlier this year hinted that streaming apps were on the way for Switch.

"We built the Nintendo Switch to be a world-class gaming device, meaning we want you first and foremost to play games on the system and have an incredibly fun experience," Nintendo America's Chief Operating Officer Reggie Fils-Aime told The Washington Post in March. "We're talking to a range of companies about other services, companies like Netflix, Hulu, Amazon—things that will come in time."

Fils-Aime went on to say that Nintendo does not view streaming services on the Switch as "differentiators."

"What differentiates us is the way you play with the Nintendo Switch and what you can play," he told the news outlet. "And that will continue to be our focus into the future as we continue driving this platform."