Superpowered comedy series Extraordinary is back for season two and it's now streaming on Disney+.
Set in a world where everyone develops a superpower on their 18th birthday, Extraordinary follows Jen, a painfully self-aware 25-year-old who is still waiting to get hers. Seeing everyone around her get their powers, Jen drifts through life bouncing between despair and hope, wishing her elusive power can emerge and turn things around for her.
Extraordinary season two has a total of eight episodes (joining the eight from season one), and they're all available to binge-watch now after releasing on Disney+ on March 6, 2024.
If you're not subscribed to Disney+, you can currently take advantage of a special offer that gives you a one-month standard subscription with ads for £1.99 a month for three months, which is a discount of the usual £4.99 price and will save you £9 over the three month duration. This offer is available for eligible new and returning customers until March 14.
WATCH EXTRAORDINARY ON DISNEY+
While Extraordinary season one is also available for free on streaming service ITVX in the UK, season two is only available exclusively on Disney+.
Disney+ hasn't had free trials for a while unfortunately, but you may be able to save money if your mobile network provider is O2, as it offers six months of Disney+ free for upgrading and new customers.
If you're with O2 but aren't looking to upgrade, you can add Disney+ to your plan as an Extra and get £2 off of your monthly bill.
Disney+ now has a tier system for its subscriptions, with three different plans to choose from, including with ads, standard and premium.
The Disney+ Standard with Ads plan is usually £4.99 per month but is currently £1.99 as part of the offer, while the Disney+ Standard plan removes the ads and costs £7.99 a month, or £79.99 for the entire year. There's also a Disney+ Premium plan that costs £10.99 a month or £109.90 a year and includes perks like 4K UHD and HDR video and Dolby Atmos audio support.
Season one spoilers follow.
Season two of Extraordinary picks up after the cliffhanger of the first season, with Jen now enrolled as a client at the power clinic in a bid to start taking her power seriously, all while embarking on a steady relationship with new boyfriend Jizzlord.
Meanwhile, Jizzlord's past catches up with him, and Kash and Carrie are attempting to navigate a messy break-up while still living under the same roof.
All the cast from the first season are back for season two, including Máiréad Tyers as Jen, with Sofia Oxenham as Carrie, Bilal Hasna as Kash, and Luke Rollason as Jizzlord.
New cast members for season two include Julian Barrett as George, Jen's power coach at the Discovery Clinic, Rosa Robson as Nora, an unexpected person from Jizzlord's past, Kwaku Mills as Clark, Carrie’s new work colleague, and Derek Jacobi, who will voice a special cameo role.
Additional returning cast members include Siobhan McSweeney (Derry Girls) as Jen's mum Mary, Robbie Gee as Jen's stepdad Ian, Safia Oakley-Green as Jen's half-sister Andy, and Ned Porteous as Luke.
The series is written and created by stand-out debut writer Emma Moran, and looks to show an original take on a coming-of-age story and finding your place in a confusing world.
Extraordinary season 2 is streaming now on Disney+ in the UK and Hulu in the US.
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