Will There Be A Season 2 Of ‘Chad Powers’ On Hulu? Co-Creator Michael Waldron Teases What’s Ahead

Hulu‘s new football series, Chad Powers, has made quite the impact on fans of comedy, Glen Powell, football, and of course, Mrs. Doubtfire. But did the Season 1 finale mark game over for Chad? Or will he return for Season 2?

Inspired by one of Eli Manning’s Eli’s Places segments on ESPN, Chad Powers Season 1 saw disgraced quarterback Russ Holliday (Powell) attempt to reclaim a college football career with the help of facial prosthetics. He disguised himself as wholesome footballer Chad Powers (Glen Powell) and became starting QB of the South Georgia Catfish. But how long can he keep deceiving his coaches and fans? We need a Season 2 to find out!

No spoilers, but if you’ve seen the Season 1 finale of Chad Powers, then you know the football comedy — co-created by Powell and Michael Waldron — definitely has Season 2 potential. So will there be a Season 2 of Chad Powers on Hulu? Has Hulu canceled or renewed Chad Powers yet? When will Chad Powers Season 2 premiere? And if Chad Powers returns for Season 2, what could the show look like?

We’ve got answers below, along with Season 2 insights from our interview with Chad Powers co-creator/writer/director/EP Waldron.

Will There Be A Season 2 of Chad Powers on Hulu? Co-Creator Michael Waldron Weighs In

As of Monday, Oct. 27, Hulu had yet to official renew Chad Powers for a Season 2, but that’s not to say the show won’t return. Co-creator Michael Waldron has said he and Powell have ideas for three seasons, and during an interview with Decider, Waldron also confirmed that Season 2 brainstorming is underway. If given the opportunity to make more episodes, Waldron, Powell, and the team would love to continue!

“We always intended to have a cliffhanger,” Waldron told Decider. “And we’re working on it to try and make sure everything that happens next is is good and fulfilling.”

When Will Chad Powers Season 2 Premiere?

Since Chad Powers hasn’t been officially renewed yet, there’s no Chad Powers Season 2 premiere date on the books yet. But Waldron confirmed he and Powell wouldn’t want to make fans wait multiple years for another six-episode season.

“We want to we want to make it on time, on schedule,” Waldron explained. “I don’t want this to be one of the shows that that people have to wait forever for. There’s only it’s only six half-hour episodes. It’s not a long thing. We don’t want to withhold any longer than we have to.”

So if Chad Powers Season 2 is green-lit in a timely manner, it sounds like fans could expect new episodes in 2026.

What Will Chad Powers Season 2 Be About?

Naturally, Chad Powers Season 2 would continue to follow Russ/Chad’s football career and Mrs. Doubtfire antics. We’d learn the result of the big Season 1 finale game, see how Coach Hudson recovers from his medical scare, and crucially, see how Ricky and Chad’s dynamic shifts following the Season 1 finale epiphany.

“If we’re lucky enough to get to make a Season 2, what’s clear is that whether she likes it or not, Ricky has been pulled into this conspiracy,” Waldron told Decider. “So it’s her, Russ, and Danny pulling off Chad Powers. And that’s a whole new, really fun dynamic. It’s gonna be a blast.”

In addition to the evolving narrative, Chad Powers Season 1 featured a number of iconic guest stars, from real-life sports icons to Glen Powell’s mom and dad. So both Powell and Waldron hope to land more big guest stars in Season 2. First on the wish list? Taylor Swift.

“I’m an O.G. Taylor fan. I was blasting Taylor’s first album when I was in college, so I think I was probably even more excited about that than Glen when he said it,” Waldron told Decider. “That’s my dream, to have Taylor write and record the the Chad Powers love theme. We’ve gotta get it in front of [Taylor and the Kelces]. But big huge fan. Huge Swifty over here for sure.”

How To Watch Chad Powers: Hulu Streaming Info

While we wait for more Chad Powers Season 2 updates, you can stream Season 1 on Hulu.

If you’re new to Hulu, you can get started with a 30-day free trial on the streamer’s basic (with ads) plan. After the trial period, you’ll pay $10.99/month. If you want to upgrade to Hulu ad-free, it costs $18.99/month.

If you want to stream even more and save a few bucks a month while you’re at it, we recommend subscribing to one of the Disney+ Bundles, all of which include Hulu. These bundles start at $12.99/month for ad-supported Disney+ and Hulu and goes up to $32.99/month for Disney+, Hulu, and Max, all ad-free.

Stay tuned for more Chad Powers finale coverage from Decider, including our full interview with co-creator/writer/director/EP Michael Waldron.