Glen Powell readies himself as he returns in the season 2 trailer for Chad Powers.
Disney+ and Hulu have unveiled a trailer for the second season of the sports comedy series Chad Powers, starring Glen Powell.
In Season 2, Powell's character Russ grapples with maintaining his façade as the college football sensation Chad Powers, feeling the pressure of his deception intensifying. He finds himself reluctantly relying on Ricky for assistance in keeping his secret under wraps.
The cast alongside Powell includes Perry Mattfeld, Quentin Plair, Wynn Everett, Frankie A. Rodriguez, and Steve Zahn. You can watch the trailer below...
Chad Powers shines on the field, but his peculiar conduct off the field raises suspicions, particularly from Coach Hudson and Gerry. With Russ’s deception becoming increasingly precarious, if he and Danny want Chad to navigate the regular season successfully and guide the Catfish to the College Football Playoff, they must seek help from the one person who is least inclined to assist: Ricky.
Season 2 of Chad Powers premieres on September 3rd.
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