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‘Chad Powers’ Season 2 Episode Lengths, Titles, and Descriptions

Chad Powers Season 2 is set to release on Hulu on September 3rd. Here are the titles, descriptions, and episode lengths for the season.

Chad Powers season 2 is almost here—here are the episode lengths, titles, and descriptions for the season.

Chad Powers is a persona created by Eli Manning for his show Eli’s Places. Eli wore prosthetics to go undercover as “Chad Powers” to try out at Penn State College for his show. And then came Glen Powell’s Chad Powers which was a fictionalized version where Glen’s Russ Holiday had the same initial storyline in the first season which then involved into getting the job and doing whatever it takes to keep the lie going.

Season 1 ended with the Catfish’s Assistant Coach Ricky Hudson finding out about Chad being Russ Holiday and confronting him about it. Season 2 will pick right after those events as it will depict the second half of the season.

Here is the logline for the season:

Chad Powers is a superstar on the field but his odd behavior off it has everyone suspicious – especially Coach Hudson and Gerry. Ricky knows the truth, but if Russ and Danny want Chad to survive the regular season and lead the Catfish to the College Football Playoff, she’s their only hope.

‘Chad Powers’ Season 2 Episode Lengths

'Chad Powers' Season 2 Episode Lengths, Titles, and Descriptions
Chad Powers / Image Courtesy of Hulu

All of this comes via the Hulu app, so it is official. The season has six episodes. Unlike the first season, this season will be a binge release so every episode will come out on September 3rd.

EpisodeRuntimeRelease Date
135 MinutesSeptember 3rd
234 MinutesSeptember 3rd
327 MinutesSeptember 3rd
428 MinutesSeptember 3rd
531 MinutesSeptember 3rd
637 MinutesSeptember 3rd

‘Chad Powers’ Season 2 Episode Titles & Descriptions

Chad Powers / Image Courtesy of Hulu

Episode 1: 7th Quarter


Description: Russ and Danny’s tenuous new alliance with Ricky is tested when Chad suffers a mid-game injury.

Runtime: 35 Minutes

Episode 2: 8th Quarter


Description: Ahead of the team’s big bye week house party, Coach Hudson grows increasingly suspicious of Chad’s behavior.

Runtime: 34 Minutes

Episode 3: 9th Quarter


Description: With the Catfish stranded in the airport after a tough away game, Tricia cozies up to Chad – and starts asking dangerous questions.

Runtime: 27 Minutes

Episode 4: 10th Quarter


Description: To legitimize his backstory, Russ brings his real father to the Catfish homecoming banquet as Chad’s dad – Howard Powers.

Runtime: 28 Minutes

Episode 5: 11th Quarter


Description: Gerry pursues the truth about Chad Powers, while Russ, Ricky, and Danny do everything they can to stop him.

Runtime: 31 Minutes

Episode 6: 12th Quarter


Description: Chad and the Catfish must beat Texas to make the Playoff, but Gerry has other plans.

Runtime: 37 Minutes

What Else To Know About ‘Chad Powers’ Season 2

'Chad Powers' Season 2 Episode Lengths, Titles, and Descriptions
Chad Powers / Image Courtesy of Hulu

Chad Powers Season 1 Total Runtime: 200 Minutes (33.33 Minutes Average)
Chad Powers Season 2 Total Runtime: 192 Minutes (32.00 Minutes Average)

Here is the cast of Chad Powers Season 2:

  • Glen Powell as Russ Holliday / Chad Powers
  • Steve Zahn as Jake Hudson
  • Toby Huss as Mike Holliday
  • Perry Mattfeld as Ricky
  • Wynn Everett as Tricia
  • Frankie A. Rodriguez as Danny
  • Clayne Crawford as Coach Dobbs
  • Colton Ryan as Gerry Dougan

The show releases on September 3rd at 12 AM EST on Hulu. All 6 episodes releases then and there as it is a binge-release.

'Chad Powers' Episode Lengths, Titles, and Descriptions
Chad Powers / Image Courtesy of Hulu

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