It's mere coincidence, but the day after Elizabeth Warren withdraws from the Democratic presidential primary race, Hulu premieres a new four-part documentary about the woman who ran for president in 2016, and won the popular vote: Hillary Rodham Clinton. The first episode spends much of its time on the Rodham part, including her newsmaking commencement address at Wellesley while a student there (pictured), and her time as a young legal aide on the Watergate staff. But it hops around in time, beginning with a recent interview, and including backstage footage of her visit for a guest spot on Saturday Night Live. For full reviews, see David Hinckley's All Along the Watchtower, and Mike Hughes' Open Mike.

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