The revolution is approaching and it's time to watch The Handmaid's Tale Season 4. Hulu's award-winning dystopian drama is finally back almost 2 years after it left on a giant cliffhanger. Elizabeth Moss returns as June (formerly Offred) and continues to face danger while leading the rebellion against Gilead Province. Hulu has given fans the gift of releasing their first 3 episodes early - so they're streaming now.

The Handmaid's Tale season4 picks up where the Season 3 finale ends: June and Martha's team smuggled nearly 100 children to safety in Canada, but in the process, she was shot and wounded. Now, as Hulu says in its official season 4 synopsis, "Her quest for justice and revenge threatens to consume her and destroy her most cherished relationship."

The fact that May 6 is the most wanted fugitive in all of Gilead's, pitting her again against Aunt Lydia (Anne Dowd).

Series creator Bruce Miller referenced the musical Les Miserables earlier this year and discussed June vs. Aunt Lydia. "This season, Lydia has been obsessed with June, and she's in a position like Jabbert, where she feels responsible for what June is doing and how much damage June is doing to the world," he said.

What Miller really wants fans to know is that Season 4 brings a lot of rewards. "This season, we didn't wait around. It was time for s-t to happen," he said. And I think it made me feel like "Wow, you can s-t happen and you can still have a really funny show.""I think there's a lot of life left in this story.

Here's how to watch The Handmaid's Tale Season 4.

The first three episodes of The Handmaid's Tale Season 4 are currently streaming Hulu, after dropping an hour earlier than the scheduled date of April28.12A.M.ET .

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The Handmaid's Tale season4's full-length official trailer suggests June is in a very precarious position following her successful efforts to send the child to Canada. Of course, the 6th month was always in danger, but the wall was really a "public enemy No." for Gilead.1" is approaching.

But even if her life is over, the 6th month has not receded. "I promised to hurt them, like we were hurt," she says.

The trailer provides a glimpse of many interesting moments, including a reunion with 6-month-old daughter Hannah, and what appears to be some sort of trial in which she demands justice.

The previous teaser trailer also foresees the coming war, and the 6-month "Together, we are the army.""Perhaps she's talking about Martha with her fellow handmaids.

The cast of The Handmaid's Tale is led by Elisabeth Moss as June Osborne.During her time as a handmade, formerly known also as Offred and Ofjoseph.

She has participated in the following:

The Handmaid's Tale Season 4 features several new characters, including McKenna Grace (the Haunting of Hill House), in which she plays Mrs.Keys, "the teenage wife of a much older commander who sharply intelligent and confidently dominates her farm and home.""

Season 4 will consist of 10 episodes, which is the same amount as Season 1, but will have fewer episodes than Seasons 2 and 3 and 3.

Hulu has already released episode titles, writers and directors for all 10 episodes. Moss made her debut as a Handmaid's tale director, directing 3 of the installments.

Season 4, Episode 1: "Pig" (4/28) Writer: Bruce Miller | Director: Colin Watkinson

Season 4, Episode 2: "Nightshade" (April28) Writer: Kira Snyder | Director: Colin Watkinson

Season 4, Episode 3: "Crossing" (April28) Writer: Bruce Miller | Director: Elisabeth Moss

Season 4, Episode 4: "Milk" (May5) Writer: Jacey Heldrich| Director: Christina Che

Season 4, Episode 5: "Chicago" (5/12) Writer: John Herrera & Nina Fiore | Director: Christina Elisabeth Moss

Season 4, Episode 4: "Milk" (May5) Writer: John Herrera & Nina Fiore | Director: Christina Elisabeth Moss

Season 4, Episode 5: "Chicago" (May5) Writer: John Herrera & Nina Fiore / Director: John Herrera & Nina Fiore / Director: John Herrera & Nina Fiore / Director: John Herrera & Nina Fiore / Director: John Herrera & Nina Fiore / Director: John Herrera & Nina Fiore / Director: John Herrera & Nina Fiore / Director: John Herrera & Nina Fiore / Director: John Herrera & Nina Fiore / Director: John Herrera & Nina Fiore / Director: John Herrera & Nina Fiore / Director: John Herrera & Nina Fiore / Director: Na Choi

Season 4, Episode 6: "The Oath" (5/19) Writer: Dorothy Fortenberry / Director: Richard Shepherd

Season 4, Episode 7: "Home" (May26) Writer: Yahlin Chang | Director: Richard Shepard

Season 4, Episode 8: "Testimony" (June2) Writer: Kira Snyder| Director: Elisabeth Moss

Season 4, Episode 9: "Progress" (June9) Writer: Eric Tuchman & Aly Monroe| Director: Elisabeth Moss