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Interview with the Creators and Stars of Extraordinary Season 2: The Best Superhero Show on TV Right Now
Mar 06 2024
To celebrate the March 6th debut of Extraordinary Season 2 on Hulu, Collider teamed up with the streamer to invite fans to see the premiere episode on the big screen weeks before its release. The superhero comedy was created by Emma Moran as a way to spice up the tried and true "lost 20-something in the big city" formula by giving its stars superpowers. While Season 1 introduced us to 25-year-old powerless Jen (Máiréad Tyers) navigating a world she feels othered in, Season 2 digs deeper by exploring her literal mind space and what it might reveal about why she isn't manifesting an ability like everyone else.
After screening the Season 1 finale and the Season 2 premiere at Landmark Theatre's Sunset location in Los Angeles, Moran and stars Tyers and Sofia Oxenham, who plays Jen's best friend Carrie, joined Collider's Perri Nemiroff to revisit the making of Season 1 and to tease what's to come in Season 2. Learn all about how Moran chose unique powers for each character, what it was like designing Jen's mind space for Season 2, the possibility of a full musical episode, and more. Explore Jizzlord (Luke Rollason), dance scenes, fan theories, and more in this video.
After screening the Season 1 finale and the Season 2 premiere at Landmark Theatre's Sunset location in Los Angeles, Moran and stars Tyers and Sofia Oxenham, who plays Jen's best friend Carrie, joined Collider's Perri Nemiroff to revisit the making of Season 1 and to tease what's to come in Season 2. Learn all about how Moran chose unique powers for each character, what it was like designing Jen's mind space for Season 2, the possibility of a full musical episode, and more. Explore Jizzlord (Luke Rollason), dance scenes, fan theories, and more in this video.
