The Awesomes

Three seasons of ten on Hulu, and two music videos by the band that wrote the theme.

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Where to start with The Awesomes

Thirty episodes in order. A superhero team made of the people nobody else wanted, run by the son of the retired greatest hero alive.

  1. 1
    Season 1, ten episodes The Awesomes

    Two episodes on 1 August 2013 and then weekly to late September. The two part opener is one story, so do not treat the first as a standalone pilot.

  2. 2
    Seasons 2 and 3, twenty episodes The Awesomes

    Same shape both times: two episodes to open, then weekly. Season 2 ran in August and September 2014 and season 3 in September to November 2015, ending on The Final Showdown, which turned out to be exactly that.

  3. 3
    The Hold Steady videos The Hold Steady: Let's Get Awesome

    Entirely optional, and only worth it if you liked the theme tune enough to want three more minutes of it.

Then what? Hulu cancelled the show in December 2015. Coverage at the time said it might be shopped elsewhere. Nobody picked it up, and all thirty episodes are still on Hulu.

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The series

  • The Awesomes 2013, 3 seasons, 30 episodes

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  • The Hold Steady: Let's Get Awesome 2013

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