Will There Be a “Running Point” Season 3? What We Know So Far About the Netflix Comedy's Renewal Status

Christopher RudolphThu, April 23, 2026 at 9:07 PM UTC

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Kate Hudson as Isla Gordon in Episode 210 of Running Point Season 2Credit: Courtesy of Netflix -

Running Point season 2 premiered on April 23 on Netflix

The series previously quickly scored a season 2 renewal shortly after it premiered in February 2025

The comedy stars Kate Hudson in her first TV series

The courtside comedy continues in Running Point.

Season 2 of the hit Netflix series starring Kate Hudson premiered on April 23. In the comedy, Hudson plays Isla Gordon, who takes over as president of the Los Angeles Waves basketball team.

Isla is inspired by Jeanie Buss, the real-life president of the Los Angeles Lakers. Hudson previously told PEOPLE in February 2025 that she gravitated toward the role because it is "a much more full, honest portrayal of a woman's life than just the pursuit of love."

"Look, don't get me wrong, I love a rom-com. I love when it's all about the relationships," she said. "But to do a comedy set in such a high-stakes environment that's about family dynamics — to me, [that] is just so much fun."

The "family dynamics" between Isla and her brother Cam (Justin Theroux) — who is the former owner of the Waves — led to a dramatic season 2 finale, setting up what is sure to be a heated third season, if the series returns.

So, with Running Point season 2 out now on Netflix, here's what to know about season 3 of the hit comedy.

Warning: Spoilers ahead for Running Point season 2!

Will there be a Running Point season 3?

Fabrizio Guido as Jackie, Scott MacArthur as Ness Gordon, Kate Hudson as Isla Gordon, Justin Theroux as Cam Gordon, Drew Tarver as Sandy Gordon, and Brenda Song as Ali in Episode 207 of Running Point Season 2Credit: Katrina Marcinowski/Netflix

Running Point has not officially been renewed for season 3.

When the series premiered in February 2025, it was an immediate hit, leading to a season 2 renewal just a week after its debut, per Deadline.

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"We are so thrilled to be able to deliver a Season 2 of Running Point to the fans of the show," said co-creator and executive producer Mindy Kaling, per Tudum. "We still cannot believe the response from audiences — thank you to everyone who has watched!"

What would Running Point season 3 be about?

Justin Theroux as Cam Gordon in Episode 101 of Running PointCredit: Katrina Marcinowski/Netflix

The plot for season 3 has not been divulged, but season 2 does end with a shocking twist that sets up a sibling rivalry on the court.

The latest season concludes with Isla's team, the Waves, winning the championship — but their post-win high is short-lived.

The next morning, Isla's brother, Cam, announces that he has partnered with sponsor Al Fleischman (Ken Marino) to bring one of L.A.'s former basketball teams, the Industry, back to the city.

As if the announcement of a new basketball team on the scene wasn't enough of a surprise, it is also revealed that Jay Brown (Jay Ellis), who previously coached the Waves — and was romantically involved with Isla — will be coaching the Industry.

Who would be in the cast of Running Point season 3?

Fabrizio Guido as Jackie, Drew Tarver as Sandy Gordon, Kate Hudson as Isla Gordon, Brenda Song as Ali and Scott MacArthur as Ness Gordon in Episode 206 of Running Point Season 2Credit: Courtesy of Netflix

Season 3 has not been officially announced, so the cast has not been confirmed — but if the series returns, expect Hudson to also be back in her starring role.

Aside from Hudson, Brenda Song has also appeared in all of the episodes from Running Point seasons 1 and 2. Other cast members from the first two seasons include Theroux, Drew Tarver, Scott MacArthur, Fabrizio Guido, Chet Hanks, Max Greenfield and more.

Where can I watch Running Point?

Jay Ellis as Jay and Kate Hudson as Isla Gordon in Episode 208 of Running Point Season 2Credit: Katrina Marcinowski/Netflix

Seasons 1 and 2 of Running Point are available to stream on Netflix.

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