When does ‘Chad Powers’ Season 2 come out? How to watch the Glen Powell show

College football is back this week, and so is “Chad Powers.”

Hulu’s college football-set comedy returns today, Sept. 3, just days before a new NCAA season kicks off.

“Chad Powers” stars Glen Powell (“Top Gun: Maverick”) in a role originally played by Eli Manning in a sketch for his “Eli’s Places” streaming series. Powell plays Russ Holliday, a disgraced former college football quarterback attempting to return to his former glory by disguising himself as a way to start over.

In Season 2, as Chad’s future as a quarterback hangs in the balance, it becomes increasingly harder for Russ to keep up the Chad persona, both in public and with the people closest to him. Now that Ricky (Perry Mattfeld) knows the truth, Chad’s fate is in her hands.

When is Season 2 of ‘Chad Powers’ coming out?

All six episodes of “Chad Powers” Season 2 drop on Hulu today, Sept. 3, at 3 a.m. ET.

Where to watch ‘Chad Powers’ Season 2

“Chad Powers” Season 2 begins streaming in full on Hulu in just a few hours, so you’ll need a subscription to tune in. If you’re new to Hulu, the basic (with ads) price is $11.99/month. If you want to upgrade to Hulu ad-free, it costs $18.99/month.

‘Chad Powers’ Season 2 release schedule

Unlike Season 1, which released weekly, all six episodes of “Chad Powers” Season 2 will drop at once.

‘Chad Powers’ cast

• Glen Powell as Russ Holliday, an arrogant former college football quarterback who disguises himself as the titular Chad Powers to start over as a walk-on player for a college team
• Perry Mattfeld as Ricky Hudson, the offensive assistant coach of the South Georgia Catfish and Jake’s daughter
• Quentin Plair as Coach Byrd
• Wynn Everett as Tricia, the chair of the booster trust
• Frankie Rodriguez as Danny Cruz, the team’s mascot who helps Russ with his disguise
• Steve Zahn as Jake Hudson, the head coach of the South Georgia Catfish

‘Chad Powers’ Season 2 trailer

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