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Comedy · 2025

Running Point

Kate Hudson plays a party-girl-turned-basketball-boss in this Netflix sports comedy set inside the Los Angeles Waves.

Starring Kate Hudson· Brenda Song· Scott MacArthur
Overview

Kate Hudson crashes courtside as Isla Gordon, the black-sheep sister suddenly promoted to president of the Los Angeles Waves when her older brother Cam checks into rehab. The half-hour comedy, created by Mindy Kaling and David Stassen, keeps the action inside the locker room, boardroom and bedrooms where Isla battles her CFO brother Sandy, GM brother Ness, problematic point guard Travis Bugg and a rotating cast of agents, sponsors and meddling parents. Each episode throws up a fresh crisis: a leaked trade rumour, a suspended coach, a sponsorship collapse, Travis’s drug habit, Isla’s fiancé demanding she convert to Judaism. The camera rarely leaves the arena’s corridors, so when Isla misses Lev’s paediatrician awards dinner because she’s driving Travis to rehab, the personal cost lands harder than any buzzer-beater. Season one ends with the Waves one miracle shot away from the championship, Cam back from rehab to reclaim his throne, and Isla kissing coach Jay Brown while the stadium empties around them. Netflix renewed the series within a month, and season two arrives April 2026 with Ray Romano and Ken Marino joining the bench.

Production Details

Netflix / 2 Seasons / 11 Episodes / 2025 - Present

Created by: Mindy Kaling, Ike Barinholtz, David Stassen, Elaine Ko

Showrunner(s): Linda Rambis, Jeanie Buss, Elaine Ko

Producer(s): Jordan Rambis

Main Cast

Kate Hudson as Isla Gordon

Brenda Song as Ali Lee

Scott MacArthur as Ness Gordon

Drew Tarver as Sandy Gordon

Fabrizio Guido as Jackie Moreno

Toby Sandeman as Marcus Winfield

Dane DiLiegro as Badrag Knauss

Uche Agada as Dyson Gibbs

Chet Hanks as Travis Bugg

Jay Ellis as Jay Brown

J.P. Manoux as Arena Announcer

Max Greenfield as Lev Levenson

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