Netflix has renewed Kate Hudson's sports comedy, Running Point, for a second season. The show co-stars Brenda Song, Justin Theroux, Chet Hanks, Jay Ellis and Max Greenfield. It follows Isla Gordon, a woman who is unexpectedly appointed the president of her family's professional Los Angeles basketball franchise.

The basketball world is buzzing after Netflix dropped a slam dunk announcement: “Running Point” is coming back for a second

Running Point is officially getting a season 2 at Netflix, as star Kate Hudson shares an excited video message to viewers of the sports comedy series.

Shortly after releasing the first season in February, Netflix has decided to want to a rematch for their latest comedy, 'Running Point.'

It's a classic good news/bad news situation here. We'll begin with the bad news. Netflix has canceled "The Recruit" after two seasons. The spy drama starred Netflix golden boy Noah Centineo (of "To All the Boys" fame) as a CIA lawyer dealing with,

Running Point star Kate Hudson has opened up about “complicated” family dynamics after admitting “you want to break out”. The 45-year-old says she grew up in a home with “a lot of boys” and a “very sporty family”.

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The Netflix sports comedy from co-creator Mindy Kaling also stars Drew Tarver, Scott MacArthur and Brenda Song

The Kate Hudson-led Netflix series "Running Point" debuted on Feb. 27, and fans are wondering whether there will be a season 2.

Warning: Major spoilers ahead for season one of "Running Point." Netflix's new comedy "Running Point" is a slam-dunk. The 10-episode series stars Kate Hudson as Isla Gordon, an executive who becomes the president of the fictional basketball team the Los Angeles Waves after her older brother Cam (Justin Theroux) steps down to attend rehab for drug and alcohol addiction.