Hulu is not known for its comedic voice and now it never will be. The streamer has officially canceled Difficult People created by and starring the talented Julie Klausner and the very funny Billy Eichner.

The Hollywood Reporter says the show is ending after three seasons. Eichner confirmed the news on his Twitter Tuesday evening.

Yes it's true. DIFFICULT PEOPLE has come to an end. Thanks to many people but above all my friend, @julieklausner. A singular comedic voice & the funniest person I know. I cannot WAIT to see what Julie creates next. Thanks to all of you Difficult People out there who watched.❤️
— billy eichner (@billyeichner) November 15, 2017

Cancelling Difficult People puts Hulu in an odd position with comedy. The Mindy Project ended its run this past Tuesday and Casual is on its way out next year. But the streamer did pick up Paul Reiser's There's...Johnny after Seeso crumbled, which is set to air this coming Thursday. And their latest series from Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg, Future Man, premiered this week.

Rejoice, dummies! As Netflix prepares to dump one of NBC's best shows from its service, an NBC service picks it up. 30 Rock -- the famed seven season series starring Tina Fey, Alec Baldwin, Tracy Morgan and a dozen other comedians -- will now air on Hulu. Keep in mind NBC owns about a third of the streaming service alongside Fox, ABC, and minority owner Turner.

The green eyed streamer announced the deal with NBCUniversal today in a press release. Other show reruns will join Hulu as well including Parenthood, Made in Chelsea, and Face Off. But the biggest news from the announcement is the procurement of Paul Reiser's There's...Johnny. The show was set to premiere on NBC's other streaming service Seeso this fall but the operation was dismantled late this summer.

30 Rock will pop up on October 1 -- the same day it leaves Netflix. There's...Johnny has no air date yet.