A new deal between Hulu and NBCUniversal will bolster the site's exclusive content on its subscription service, bringing Fox shows Brooklyn Nine-Nine and The Mindy Project to the site.

The agreement also includes shows from other NBC properties like Bravo, which will pitch in with The Real Housewives series, Top Chef, Top Chef Masters, The Millionaire Matchmaker and Flipping Out. E! is supplying Keeping Up With the Kardashians.

Hulu also gains access to previous seasons of Parks & Recreation, although it will not be an exclusive offering.

“NBCU programming has always been a significant part of Hulu’s success and growth. We are excited that Hulu will be the home for fans to catch up, discover and binge these hit comedies and reality shows, many of which have never been available in their entirety on-demand,” said Hulu CEO Mike Hopkins in a press release.

The addition of exclusive content bolsters Hulu's competitiveness against a growing field of streaming content providers such as Netflix and Amazon Prime.

The site has ventured into original series, as have its competitors. Hulu recently earned its first Emmy nomination for a sports mascot-focused documentary, Behind the Mask.

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