The 13-episode second season of The League aired during the fall and winter of 2010. It continued to be a very funny adult comedy set around a group of friends who play in a fantasy football league. If you liked or loved the first season, the second season follows the same format. There is usually some story involving the lives of one or more characters, but overall, the focus is on the group busting on each other about their weekly matchups, their teams, etc. If you were a fan of season one, you will likely enjoy season two.
As the show gained in popularity, they were able to get more guest stars from the NFL, for example, Chad Johnson/Ochocinco guest starred in the first episode which was set in Vegas. The DVD set is a two-disc set. For those who get the DVDs, like the first season release, you can play all episodes in a "play all" mode from the main menu, but that option plays the broadcast versions. If you go into the episode menu, you can play extended, unedited episodes (when available) but have to play them individually. For extras, there are deleted scenes for most of the episodes, an alternate joke reel, a gag reel, a couple of Taco-specific musical numbers, and a hilarious Bob Ross impersonation by Andre doing a paint-by-numbers routine with "The Kluneburg," which was the subject of one of the episodes.
Overall, it is definitely not a show that will appeal to everyone, but if you are a fan of sarcastic, sometimes potty-mouth-trash-talking with-your-friends type of humor, this is a great show. I definitely recommend it.
As the show gained in popularity, they were able to get more guest stars from the NFL, for example, Chad Johnson/Ochocinco guest starred in the first episode which was set in Vegas. The DVD set is a two-disc set. For those who get the DVDs, like the first season release, you can play all episodes in a "play all" mode from the main menu, but that option plays the broadcast versions. If you go into the episode menu, you can play extended, unedited episodes (when available) but have to play them individually. For extras, there are deleted scenes for most of the episodes, an alternate joke reel, a gag reel, a couple of Taco-specific musical numbers, and a hilarious Bob Ross impersonation by Andre doing a paint-by-numbers routine with "The Kluneburg," which was the subject of one of the episodes.
Overall, it is definitely not a show that will appeal to everyone, but if you are a fan of sarcastic, sometimes potty-mouth-trash-talking with-your-friends type of humor, this is a great show. I definitely recommend it.
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