High Potential premiered in September 2024 and proved popular with viewers. The series scored a season 2 renewal in January ...

The comedy is about a single mom with an exceptional mind, whose unconventional knack for solving crimes leads to an unusual partnership with a by-the-book detective. “High Potential” stars Kaitlin ...

Picture this: You're a single mom working the night shift and everyone underestimates what you're capable of—until you prove them all wrong. That's exactly the inspiring story that makes High ...

The hit ABC series “High Potential” returns for Season 2 on Tuesday, September 16 (9/16/2025), at 10 p.m. ET. Cord-cutters can sign up for Fubo (5-day free trial), DirecTV (5-day free trial) or other ...

High Potentialis ABC's latest crime dramedy sensation, but many of its storylines seem recycled from other popular crime dramas. There are classic tropes in police dramas that continue to appear in ...

While High Potential is obviously a hit on ABC, what level of hit is something else entirely. ABC has not just said it’s the fall’s #1 broadcast entertainment series in live+7 day viewing, but it’s ...

While breaking your show in half is more forgivable when it’s 18 episodes instead of 8, it’s still not ideal, and that’s what we’re about to see with High Potential season 2. Part 1 of season 2 will ...

High Potential stars Kaitlin Olson as an eccentric janitor with a genius-level IQ and a talent for solving crimes. Daniel Sunjata, Javicia Leslie, and Judy Reyes round out the series' supporting cast.

Jennie Richardson is a TV Features and Lists Writer for Collider, and a graduate student pursuing an MFA in Fiction Writing. In other words, she really loves stories. Editor's Note: The following ...

Christine is a freelance writer for Collider with two decades of experience covering all types of TV shows and movies spanning every genre. With a particular affinity for dramas, true crime, sitcoms, ...

The most recent new episode of the ABC series aired on Oct. 28 Christopher Rudolph is a contributing writer for PEOPLE. He previously covered entertainment at The Advocate, HuffPost, Logo News, MTV ...