Chad Powers Season 3: Will Hulu Renew the Football Comedy?

Okay, let’s talk about the cat‑fish‑themed football comedy that’s got everyone on Hulu buzzing. The most recent drop, Chad Powers Season 2, ended on a tasty cliff‑hanger that feels part‑football drama, part‑teen romance, and—let’s be honest—a little bit of a “what‑now?” moment.

First off, the easy question: how many episodes does Season 2 actually have? Spoiler‑free: just six. Hulu released all six episodes at once, a departure from the weekly rollout we got with Season 1. It’s a quick binge, a half‑hour each, and it leaves you hungry for more—especially after Episode 6, “12th Quarter,” which ends on a literal face‑hanger (if you get the meme, you’ll know what I mean).

Now, you might be wondering if there’s a hidden Episode 7 lurking somewhere. The short answer? Nope. There isn’t a secret seventh (or eighth) episode waiting in the vault. The six‑episode run is the full Season 2, and that final episode is indeed the season finale.

So, what about Season 3? As of the latest word from Hulu, there’s no official renewal announcement. That said, co‑creator Michael Waldron has hinted that he and lead Glen Powell have ideas mapped out for three seasons. In an interview with Decider, Waldron said they’d love to keep the momentum going, especially after the season‑two critics’ darling rating—100 % Certified Fresh on Rotten Tomatoes—compared to a modest 60 % for the debut season.

Critics are clearly vibing with the new tone and the sharper twists. The hope is that Hulu takes note and gives the green light before fans start counting the days. Waldron even promised that if a third season gets the go‑ahead, they’ll try not to leave us hanging for years. He’s quoted saying, “We want to make it on time, on schedule,” which is reassuring, albeit a bit of wishful thinking.

If everything lines up, the logical rollout window would be sometime in 2027. That gives the production team enough breathing room while still keeping the show fresh in people’s minds. Of course, nothing’s set in stone until Hulu says so, so keep an eye on the official channels for any announcements.

In the meantime, you can rewatch Season 1 (or binge Season 2 again) on Hulu. If you’re new to the platform, the ad‑supported tier runs about $11.99 per month, while the ad‑free version is $18.99. There are also Disney+ bundles that include Hulu for a slightly higher price, which could be a good deal if you like the wider Disney ecosystem.

Bottom line: six episodes, no Episode 7, and a hopeful—but not yet confirmed—Season 3 on the horizon. Stay tuned, because if the show does get renewed, it’ll probably be back sooner rather than later, and we’ll be here to break down the details.