Scott Speedman, who you may know as Dr. Nick Marsh from Grey's Anatomy or the Underworld films, and who I know from the horror film The Strangers, is the star of R.J. Decker, the new quirky detective series based on the Carl Hiaasen novel Double Whammy.

The hour-long drama stars Speedman as, you guessed it, R.J. Decker. Here, Speedman steps into his best disheveled self, playing a defamed newspaper photographer-turned-ex-con who forges a new life in South Florida as a private investigator. Technically, the show is a procedural that follows Decker as he investigates offbeat cases each week. Thanks to the writing, performances and production style, the series stands out from other broadcast primetime fare. 

To that point, my first thought when watching the pilot episode was that it felt like a combination of Magnum P.I. (all those Hawaiian shirts!) and Apple TV's Bad Monkey, another show based on a Hiaasen novel. 

Starring alongside Speedman are Jaina Lee Ortiz, Bevin Bru, Adelaide Clemens and Kevin Rankin.

Read on for information on how to watch R.J. Decker and its episode release schedule.

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When to watch R.J. Decker on Hulu

R.J. Decker premiered on ABC on March 3. Each week, new episodes of the series will drop on the network on Tuesday evenings at 10 p.m. ET. If you don't have access to ABC, you can stream new episodes of the series the following day on Hulu.

Here's the complete episode release schedule on Hulu:

• Episode 1: Pilot -- March 4
• Episode 2: Twenty Pounds of Clem in a Ten-Pound Bag -- Wednesday
• Episode 3: The Needle and the Damage Done -- March 18
• Episode 4: March 25
• Episode 5: April 1
• Episode 6: April 8
• Episode 7: April 15
• Episode 8: Wednesday, April 22
• Episode 9: Wednesday, April 29

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Carries R.J. Decker the next day

If you want to watch R.J. Decker and you don't have ABC, you'll need a Hulu subscription. You can choose from two Hulu plans. The ad-supported version costs $12 a month or $120 a year, and the ad-free version costs $19 a month, with no annual payment option. If you're interested in extra value, you can check out a selection of streaming bundles like the Hulu, Disney Plus and HBO Max megabundle.