Why you should be watching Hulu&#39;s creepy deal-with-the-devil
series The Booth at the End  A father whose child is dying of
leukemia. A Catholic nun who no longer hears God speaking to
her. An elderly woman whose husband is suffering from
Alzheimer's. A man whose only ambition is to date a centerfold
model. Each of these people in the Hulu series The Booth at the
End wishes for something desperately enough to seek the help of
a mysterious Man who sits in a diner. He can ensure that they
get their fondest wish, but only if they complete the task he
assigns to them, a task with deep and sometimes deadly
consequences.  The first five-episode season of The Booth at the
End initially ran on Canada's Citytv, but since then, the series
has made the jump to Hulu, and is now three episodes into its
second season. Each season so far takes place entirely inside a
diner, where the Man (Xander Berkeley) spends his days sitting
in the same booth. Occasionally, someone will come to him,
mention something about the pastra