Chad Powers Season 2: Renewed or Canceled? Here’s the Latest
Is Chad Powers headed back under center or benched for good? The breakout sports-comedy about ex-QB Russ Holliday’s undercover comeback with a struggling Southern program has fans waiting on the Season 2 call—here’s where renewal stands now.
Hulu just wrapped the first season of its sports-comedy-drama 'Chad Powers,' and everyone is already asking the only question that matters: are we getting Season 2 or not?
Where things stand
Short answer: there is no official decision yet. Hulu has not renewed or canceled 'Chad Powers.' After the finale aired, the streamer and the creative team have kept it vague on what happens next.
What the people making it are saying
Despite the silence from Hulu, the folks involved sound pretty bullish about coming back.
'I have never had such a good time making anything,' Glen Powell told The Wrap.
Powell, who leads the show, said he loved collaborating with a close friend on something that clearly clicked with audiences. He also said he is proud of Season 1 and would make time to do more, even in what he called a wild moment, because he has the energy for projects that bring him joy with people he loves.
'If folks dig it, we’ll make more,' creator Michael Waldron said.
Translation: if the numbers look good, they are ready to run it back.
A quick refresher on the show
'Chad Powers' follows former college quarterback Russ Holliday, who leaves his original team in messy fashion, invents the alter ego 'Chad Powers,' and slides onto a struggling Southern college football roster to reboot his career. It is part sports flick, part character comedy, part drama, and it leans into the absurdity of the setup without losing the underdog vibes.
Who is in it
The cast includes Glen Powell, Perry Mattfeld, Quentin Plair, Wynn Everett, Frankie Rodriguez, Steve Zahn, and others.
The bottom line
There is no Season 2 greenlight as of now, but the star and the creator sound game to do more if the audience shows up. When Hulu decides, we will hear about it. Until then, consider this one in wait-and-see mode.