With access to Saturday Night Live and other original shows, it makes sense that Hulu would produce a western spoof series. The newest Hulu original series is Quick Draw, which stars John Lehr as a Harvard-educated Eastern tenderfoot. The series is dry and teeth-gnashingly funny, and it's a welcome change from the usual dramedy. Here's what to expect from Quick Draw:

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If you're a fan of historical fiction, you will love this comedy western. Set in Great Bend, Kan., the town has had five different sheriffs in its short history. The latest in the line is Harvard graduate Sheriff John Henry Hoyle, who tries to bring modern forensic science to the Wild West. However, the town's population is unimpressed by his credentials. But he's not about to let that stop him from impressing the saloon/brothel owner Honey Shaw.

The improvised nature of Quick Draw allows viewers to watch the show without realizing that they're watching a real western. The characters in the show are all dressed up in costume and makeup. The show has been renewed for a second season on Hulu. There will be 10 episodes this time around. While Quick Draw doesn't offer much of an original plot, it is a unique approach to comedy westerns.

The show's improvisational style is an appealing aspect of its storytelling, and the first two episodes have been released online. New episodes of the 23-minute comedy western will be released each Monday. The show's central character is bumbling Harvard graduate John Henry Hoyle, who boasts of being 327th in his class. He tries to teach the local rubes about forensics, but he's still lacking in common sense.

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If you enjoyed the first season of Quick Draw on Hulu, you can get another ten episodes for the same price on the streaming service. The comedy from John Lehr and Nancy Hower has consistently ranked among the top 10 most-watched Hulu series of summer 2013. Watch the first episode below, and don't miss the second season premiering on Thursday. The show stars John Lehr as a Harvard-educated forensics expert who finds himself in an Old West-era Kansas town.

While comedy westerns were once popular on TV, the new millennium hasn't seen many of them. Thankfully, Hulu has revived the genre with its new web series "Quick Draw." The series is an improvised sketch comedy from the creators of 10 Items or Less. It stars John Lehr, Robert Clendenin and Ralph Garman. "Quickdraw" is the latest original Hulu series to air.

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If you are looking for a funny show, then look no further than the new Hulu original comedy Quick Draw. Created by Nancy Hower and John Lehr, the show is an entirely improvised half-hour comedy about Harvard graduate John Henry Hoyle and his life in 1875. Season one did not make a huge splash when it premiered in August, but it laid the groundwork for the new wave of original scripted programming on the internet.

As a producer, it is interesting to note that the show is produced by the same team that brought you 10 Things from TBS. The team thought long and hard about the new streaming service, and the result was an extremely entertaining and engrossing show. The series has a cult following, so it will probably be a hit if it is as good as it is marketed to be. It's also worth noting that the first season of Quick Draw is currently being released on Hulu.

While an improvised comedy can often feel chaotic, Quick Draw is much more cohesive. This cohesion helps make it feel like a whole adventure instead of just a series of short jokes. The show's most memorable moments include Honey's hilarious speech to her cousin and aunt. It's one of the funniest sitcom moments in recent memory. So, it's easy to see why Quick Draw has a niche audience.

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During the short history of Great Bend, Kan., five different sheriffs have ruled the town. In the latest sheriff-elect's tenure, Harvard graduate John Henry Hoyle attempts to bring forensic science into the Wild West. The town's residents are unimpressed and he tries to impress saloon/brothel owner Honey Shaw. But his efforts are not without consequences.

The comedy western genre has not been very popular in the new millennium, but a show like Hulu's Quick Draw has revived it. The improvised comedy from the creator of 10 Items or Less, John Lehr, aims to make lawlessness funny in a small Kansas town. It will feature a cast of six characters, each of whom will be a unique character.

The storyline of Quick Draw follows a Harvard graduate John Henry Hoyle in 1875. The series follows the bumbling lawman as he attempts to use his sharpshooting skills and the emerging science of forensics to protect the town of Great Bend. While he doesn't always succeed, his efforts are still impressive and make for a compelling watch. The show is also available on Hulu's main page.

In addition to tackling the issues of race and gender in the late 1800s, Quick Draw also dealt with racial issues in the American frontier. Nicodemus, for instance, was an all-black town. The characters Betty and Margaret, meanwhile, flipped the stereotype of the mammy. In both characters, they are hypersexualized and confrontational. Their improv was unbelievable. With a strong cast and a unique style, Quick Draw made a lasting impression.