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Powerless
Season 1
TV-PG
61%
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Emily Locke lands her dream job as Director of Research and Development for Wayne Security in Charm City, home to super heroes and villains and citizens fed up with the collateral damage of their constant fighting.
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9 Episodes
Wayne or Lose
E1
Wayne or Lose
A woman begins her new job with a company specializing in products that make everyday citizens feel safer around damage caused by super heroes and villains that live amongst them.
Wayne Dream Team
E2
Wayne Dream Team
With a new product idea greenlit, Emily tries to get her team inspired but can't seem to break through their obsession with Fantasy Super Hero League. Meanwhile, Van is on a mission to be included in the Wayne Dream Team photo.
Sinking Day
E3
Sinking Day
Emily deals with Van stealing credit for her generosity at the office. Teddy pushes a reluctant Ron to get his new invention, a thought-controlled flying drone, to the public
Emily Dates a Henchman
E4
Emily Dates a Henchman
After being urged by her team, Emily sets her sights on the dating world but unknowingly falls for one of the Riddler's henchmen. Meanwhile, Teddy and Ron find a Batman artifact and discover Van's superhero fantasy.
Cold Season
E5
Cold Season
Emily convinces Teddy to enter what she thinks is a game-changing invention into the Wayne Innovation contest against the elitist engineers of Wayne X, even though he has his doubts. Meanwhile, Van takes advantage of Ron's good nature and has him assemble a toy in hopes of preoccupying his new girlfriend's child.
I'ma Friend You
E6
I'ma Friend You
When Emily learns that Jackie is in need of some extra cash, she can't help but try and do what she can to help her out. Meanwhile, Van is on a witch hunt and has his eyes set on Teddy, Ron and Wendy.
Van v Emily: Dawn of Justice
E7
Van v Emily: Dawn of Justice
When Emily has to put up a fight to get her own office, she challenges Van to a competition. Meanwhile, after Teddy's life is saved by Green Fury , he goes to great lengths to see her again.
Green Furious
E8
Green Furious
Emily takes a stand in her first board meeting and must deliver on a big idea with the help of superheroine Green Fury. Meanwhile, Teddy tries to find a way to get Green Fury's attention. Elsewhere, Jackie brings her daughter to work but starts to get worried when she bonds with Wendy.
Emergency Punch-Up
E9
Emergency Punch-Up
In need of some real R&R, the team gears up to leave for a company retreat when supervillain Dr. Psycho releases a toxic gas in Charm City. Now stuck in the Wayne Security offices, Emily does her best to make the most of a terrible situation.
Cast of Season 1
Vanessa Hudgens
Emily Locke
Alan Tudyk
Van Wayne
Danny Pudi
Teddy
Christina Kirk
Jackie
Ron Funches
Ron
Jennie Pierson
Wendy
Season 1 Ratings & Reviews
CNN.com
Brian Lowry
There are several clever touches, like having Marc McClure (Jimmy Olsen in the Christopher Reeve Superman movies) play Emily's dad, and together with the premise they're enough to merit giving the show another chance.
Los Angeles Times
Robert Lloyd
It's a pleasant show, a little on the old-fashioned side formally.
Collider
Allison Keene
It seems worth finding out how the group will continue to protect the hapless residents of this "godforsaken taint of a city" not as superheroes, but as regular folks - a lesson that feels more powerful than ever.
New York Magazine/Vulture
Jen Chaney
That's exactly where this show is, too: in beta, but maybe almost ready to launch.
Entertainment Weekly
Shirley Li
What's keeping Powerless from flying up, up, and away isn't the performances; its unevenness is more likely caused by the hoops the series has had to jump through since getting a pilot order from the Peacock.
The Ringer
Alison Herman
Powerless uses one of the highest-concept hooks on the market to smuggle in one of the lowest-concept and dependable dynamics television has to offer. The resulting hybrid has some of the best of both worlds.
San Francisco Chronicle
David Wiegand
The less said, the better.
Washington Post
Powerless is a key ingredient or two away from rising above the clutch of comic book-inspired TV. All it might need is that splash of acid. Because it's got spark. And we don't hate spark.
USA Today
Robert Bianco
If Powerless intends to be an actual comedy, as opposed to a harmless way to wile away a half-hour, it needs to give them something to do that counts as funny. So far, whatever powers... on display, the power to make us laugh isn't one of them.
Uproxx
Alan Sepinwall
With so many DC/Marvel series telling the same kinds of stories, in the same angst-ridden fashion, there's certainly room for a show like Powerless. But we may need to wait a while to see if it can live up to the promise of those opening credits.
The Hollywood Reporter
Tim Goodman
There's at least an inkling in Powerless that it could be a nice diversion from the superhero onslaught that has expanded from the big screen to the small in recent years.
Philadelphia Inquirer
Ellen Gray
It has a good cast, though, and for all its comic-book trappings, its effort to find some fun in a fickle economy could make it a a good fit with its lead-in, NBC's already terrific Superstore.
New York Times
Mike Hale
It's quirky and pleasant but not terribly funny, and the comic situations are standard office sitcom.
Orlando Sentinel
Hal Boedeker
The actors do wonders with their flimsy roles, and the special effects are impressive. But the repetitive Powerless lives down to its title, and the violent ends for smushed onlookers is unsettling, not funny.
Washington Post
Hank Stuever
Unfortunately, the pilot episode (the only one shown to critics) loses its spark after an entertaining opening theme sequence.
RogerEbert.com
Brian Tallerico
While I'm a little worried that Powerless will repeat jokes, I'm more hopeful that the world of superheroes will just become background to a clever workplace comedy.
AV Club
Dennis Perkins
Living in a world teeming with superheroes is something of a bummer in Powerless, the briskly fun new DC Comics TV series.
AV Club
Danette Chavez
The workplace comedy will have to be dialed up in the long run to maintain interest. But with Pudi and Tudyk -- and even Hudgens -- at the ready, that shouldn't be a superhuman feat for Powerless.
Newsday
Verne Gay
Funny idea that doesn't quite attain the level of "funny show," but a good cast along with a few good lines indicate this superhero sendup will eventually get there.
Variety
Sonia Saraiya
There's a light, nimble humor to the show's treatment of superpowers and heroic antics - a much needed respite from the angst and self-seriousness of so many superheroes on the small-screen, who are all so fixated on saving the world.
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