Viewers are wondering if Stumble has been canceled or renewed for Season 2. With its season finale right around the corner, many are eager to know if the mockumentary series will return for another installment.
Has NBC canceled Stumble or renewed it for Season 2?
As of writing, NBC has not yet renewed Stumble for a second season. However, the show has not been canceled either.
Stumble premiered on November 7, 2025, and the show is still airing. So, NBC might announce an update on its renewal status after the show releases its season finale on Friday, March 13. Whether a show returns for a new season also depends on its ratings.
So far, Stumble has received a lukewarm response, averaging 1.777 million viewers per episode. The ratings could affect its chances of making a comeback. For now, the wait continues for an official word from the network.
Created by siblings Jeff Astrof and Liz Astrof, Stumble is a mockumentary sitcom based on the world of competitive cheerleading. Monica Aldama, a former cheerleading coach who also appeared on the Netflix docuseries Cheer, serves as an executive producer.
Stumble follows Courteney Potter, a successful cheerleading coach, who gets fired from her job. She later takes up the position of a typing instructor and head coach of the squad at Heådltston State Junior College. Potter then begins to train the inexperienced students, making the team stronger than ever in hopes of winning the championship.
The 13th and final episode of the season, titled “Daytona,” will see The Buttons finally make it to the cheerleading championships. The question on everyone’s mind is, will the team defy all odds and bring the trophy home? But first, the Buttons must not get past the Sammy Davis Senior Jr. College, but also overcome an unexpected enemy from head coach Courtney’s past.
Stumble stars Jenn Lyon in the lead as Courteney Potter, along with Taran Killam, Anissa Borrego, Jarrett Austin Brown, Arianna Davis, Taylor Dunbar, Georgie Murphy, Ryan Pinkston, and many more.
