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Season 1 – Running Point

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When a scandal forces her brother to resign, Isla Gordon is appointed president of the Los Angeles Waves, one of the most storied professional basketball franchises, and her family business. Ambitious and often overlooked, Isla will have to prove to her skeptical brothers, the board, and the larger sports community that she was the right choice for the job.
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Kate Hudson continuously makes three-pointer shots with her dynamite charisma in Running Point, carrying this amusing series while it straightens out its game strategy.

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Clarisse Loughrey Flicks (AU, NZ, UK) Apr 3
This story, supposedly, is about one of those “fucked-up” families - only, Running Point could really do with being a whole lot more fucked up. This is just dull. Go to Full Review
Randy Myers San Jose Mercury News Mar 6
3/4
“Running Point” is far from perfect but it still has Hudson and she’s sinking three pointers every time. Go to Full Review
Anita Singh Daily Telegraph (UK) Mar 4
2/5
If you ever watched Ted Lasso and thought, “I like it, but it’s a bit heavy. It needs to be more like Emily in Paris,” then this show could be for you. Go to Full Review
Denise Zubizarreta LatinaMedia.Co Jul 29
C+
But instead of giving us a fresh take, Running Point falls into one of Hollywood’s most tired and frustrating tropes: the long-lost Latino sibling. Go to Full Review
Abby Monteil The Daily Beast Jun 10
No matter what your relationship with basketball is, Running Point won’t be the best TV you see this year. But it goes down easily and boasts so much star appeal that it doesn’t have to be. Go to Full Review
Eddie Harrison film-authority.com May 14
4/5
…maybe Netlfix's Running Point doesn’t quite hit the immediately iconic heights of Apple TV’s fabled sports-sitcom hit Ted Lasso, but this Kate Hudson vehicle is peppy, upbeat, glossy and funny, and that’s all good for an escapist entertainment… Go to Full Review
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Darla D Nov 8 watched several episodes waiting for the laughs and they never arrived... nothing funny about the show and a lot of frustration and swearing from the lead actress who is supposed to be an executive in charge of the company... not sure who the target audience is, but it's definitely not adults See more Mike J Nov 3 This show is messy. I love Hudson's comeback and Song and Tarver are their underrated selves. There needs to be more cohesion. But it's got the goods. It looks fantastic. The cast is terrific. Hopefully everything gels more in the second season. Because this show could be a "Ted Lasso." See more Brandon E Nov 2 Nope, I won't recommend watching. See more Sneha S Oct 31 Surprisingly loved it! See more Gareth v Oct 31 Running Point is a decent diversion—watchable, with a few fun moments—but it doesn’t quite justify its lofty ambition. It shines when Hudson is on screen and when the family dynamics spark, but too often it skates on easy tropes and gloss over real emotional or narrative depth. See more Mayra P Sep 23 Good show hope it makes more seasons and episodes See more Read all reviews
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Episode 1 Aired Feb 27, 2025 Pilot Newly installed as the Waves' president, Isla faces her first dilemma: whether to trade a foul-mouthed player who's not living up to his potential. Details Episode 2 Aired Feb 27, 2025 Joe Pesci With her brothers considering a coup, Isla must act fast to salvage a lost sponsorship. But an even bigger surprise awaits the entire Gordon family. Details Episode 3 Aired Feb 27, 2025 The Travis Bugg Affair After Travis insults a sponsor, Isla does damage control — with catastrophic results. Ali helps a bewildered Jackie adjust to his new position. Details Episode 4 Aired Feb 27, 2025 Doljanchi At the league's owners' conference, Isla chases a game-changing deal. Ness and Sandy discover that sharing a home means sharing more than just space. Details Episode 5 Aired Feb 27, 2025 Beshert Isla and Lev’s long-delayed engagement party raises big questions about religion and commitment. Jackie tries to shake up the Waves' halftime show. Details Episode 6 Aired Feb 27, 2025 The Yips A false report that the Waves might trade Marcus puts Isla on the defensive. Dyson's free-throw woes call for an unusual intervention. Details Episode 7 Aired Feb 27, 2025 A Special Place in Hell To stop Travis' overbearing mom from disrupting practices, Isla takes her under her wing. Sandy and Jackie's messy love lives catch up with them. Details Episode 8 Aired Feb 27, 2025 The Streak The Waves are on a winning streak — until Jay disappears after an unexpected outburst, forcing Isla to go in search of him. Details Episode 9 Aired Feb 27, 2025 The Playoffs It’s been a Cinderella season for the Waves, but a player’s secret could derail their playoff dreams. Sandy tries to stage a comeback of his own. Details Episode 10 Aired Feb 27, 2025 Game Seven The team has its best playoff chances in years, while Isla’s personal life couldn’t be worse. Can the Gordon family come through in the clutch? Details
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Season Info

Director
James Ponsoldt
Executive Producer
David Stassen, Jeanie Buss, Howard Klein, Linda Rambis
Screenwriter
David Stassen
Network
Netflix
Genre
Comedy
Original Language
English
Release Date
Feb 27, 2025
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