‘High Potential’ Release Schedule: When Does Season 2, Episode 4 Hit Hulu?

High Potential – The ABC show on a single mother with an exceptional spirit who ends up working as a consultant for the Los Angeles police – started her first season a year ago. From now on, Morgan Gillory, Kaitlin Olson’s fashionable crime resolver, is attacking new crimes in season 2.

The second season of High Potential will start a bit like last season: the episodes of the police series will first be broadcast on ABC before being broadcast on Hulu. In addition to Olson, the series features Javicia Leslie in the role of Daphné, Deniz Akdeniz in the role of Lev “Oz” Ozdil, Amirah J in the role of Ava, Matthew Lamb in the role of Elliot and Judy Reyes in the role of Selena. Daniel Sunjata plays Morgan’s partner, Karadec, and Steve Howey joins the cast in season 2 as a new captain of the enclosure, Nick Wagner.

High Potential is based on the French high intellectual potential series. According to official descriptions, the next episodes will present new cases that Morgan and LAPD will have to resolve and continue the story with the disappeared father of Ava, novel.

When watching season 2 of High potential on hulu

Season 2, episode 4 of the series featuring Kaitlin Olson will be broadcast on ABC on Tuesday and broadcast the next day on Hulu. Here are the release details of the next two episodes.

• Episode 4, Behind the Music: Premieres on ABC the October 7 at 10 p.m. he/10 p.m. PT/9 p.m. CT. Broadcast on Hulu on October 8.
• Episode 5, Warning relating to content: Premieres on ABC the October 14 at 10 p.m. he/10 p.m. PT/9 p.m. CT. Broadcast on Hulu on October 15.

Hulu offers two packages: a basic option funded by advertising for $ 10 per month or $ 100 per year, and an essentially without advertising for $ 19 per month. On October 21, the price of the advertising version will increase to $ 12 per month, $ 120 a year, but the cost of streaming without advertising will not change. You can also get Hulu in a Package with Disney Plus and HBO Max, Disney Plus and ESPN Unlimited, Disney Plus and ESPN Select (formerly ESPN Plus) or simply Disney Plus.