The League is available to stream on Hulu in United States. You can also rent or buy it from Google Play, Amazon, Apple TV, and Fandango at Home. Use the direct links below to open the provider.
The League travels to Los Angeles for Andre and Trixie's destination wedding. Ruxin refuses to do his Sacko punishments and Shiva Champion Ted has a few surprises for everyone at the draft, including JJ Watt.
Episode credits
Directed by Jeff SchafferWritten by Jackie Marcus Schaffer, Jeff SchafferGuest stars Rob Huebel, Blair Walsh, Beth Crosby, Karina Bonnefil, Jayde Rossi, Runa Lucienne, Adam Brody, J.J. Watt
The wedding weekend continues but what happened at the draft comes back to haunt everyone. Ruxin wrestles J.J. Watt for control of his fantasy team.
Episode credits
Directed by Jeff SchafferWritten by Jackie Marcus Schaffer, Jeff SchafferGuest stars Adam Brody, J.J. Watt, Jayma Mays, Griffin Dunne, Glenne Headly, Irene Choi, Gerald McCoy, NaVorro Bowman
Kevin and Jenny discover that Jay and Kristen Cutler's kid is attending the same preschool. Pete tries to cheer up Andre with a little help from Snoop Dogg. Taco gives away control of his team.
Episode credits
Directed by Jeff SchafferWritten by Jackie Marcus Schaffer, Jeff SchafferGuest stars Snoop Dogg, Kristin Cavallari, Dov Davidoff, Christine Lakin, Mikaela Hoover, Richard Clarke Larsen, Lila Lucchetti, Jay Cutler
When their friend is murdered, Rafi and Dirty Randy (Seth Rogen) head to L.A. to avenge his death and break into the mainstream porn business.
Episode credits
Directed by Jeff SchafferWritten by Seth Rogen, Jason MantzoukasGuest stars Andy Daly, Seth Rogen, Kevin Nealon, David Krumholtz, Jorma Taccone, Dana White, DeRay Davis, Gwen Van Dam
Ruxin misses his flight for a business trip and decides to hide out in Chicago instead of going home. Taco Corp. gets its first Worldwide Headquarters.
Episode credits
Directed by Jeff SchafferWritten by Jackie Marcus Schaffer, Jeff SchafferGuest stars Leonard Earl Howze, Tava Smiley, Matt Iseman, Brian Palermo, Erik R. Norris
Taco Corp. starts a petting zoo business; Kevin and Ellie rebel when Jenny tries to get the family to adopt a healthier lifestyle; Pete uses Andre as a trade maid.
Episode credits
Directed by Jeff SchafferWritten by Jackie Marcus Schaffer, Jeff Schaffer, Justin HurwitzGuest stars Amy Hill, Mike Mitchell, Hilary Pingle, Diana Gitelman, Adam Karchmer
Andre takes a stand up class; Jenny joins a women's investment club; Pete plays Ruxin with two open slots on his team.
Episode credits
Directed by Jeff SchafferWritten by Paul Scheer, Stephen RannazzisiGuest stars Andrew Secunda, Rich Fulcher, Miriam Tolan, Stephanie Allynne, Natasha Leggero, David Barton Harris, Leslie Jones, Amanda Carlin
Chalupa Batman's first words cause fantasy friction between Kevin and Jenny. Ruxin's dog loses interest in Jenny. Taco is forced to face life without marijuana. Andre has never been pooped on by a bird.
Episode credits
Directed by Jeff SchafferWritten by Dan O'KeefeGuest stars Gianni DeCenzo, Owen Hochfeld, Mark Gagliardi, Taryn Southern, Heidi Niedermeyer, Nick Blazy, Christian Boyd, Samuel Zachary Primack
Pete's lineups at work are out-performing his fantasy roster. Andre makes a trade with Jenny that could threaten his career. Rafi and Taco try to cash in on Kevin's mortality.
Episode credits
Directed by Jeff SchafferWritten by Jackie Marcus Schaffer, Jeff SchafferGuest stars Seth Morris, Jessica Chaffin, Carlease Burke, Tim Bagley, Stephen Holland, Matt Price
Taco opens a pubic barber shop. Kevin's near death Flex-perience with Greg Jennings causes trouble with Jenny. Andre discovers a patient's electronic voice box sounds just like Ruxin.
Episode credits
Directed by Jackie Marcus SchafferWritten by Justin HurwitzGuest stars Ashley Hinshaw, Greg Jennings, J.P. Manoux, Jim Garrity, Tim Bagley, Jonah Ray Rodrigues
Ellie's basketball coach (Erin Heatherton) makes life tough on everyone. Pete dates a married woman and Andre tries to help with a trade.
Episode credits
Directed by Jeff SchafferWritten by Jackie Marcus Schaffer, Jeff Schaffer, Dan O'KeefeGuest stars Brett Gelman, Erin Heatherton, Ali Larter, Andy Buckley, Eric Pumphrey, Elaine Carroll, Dale Waddington, Nicole Marie White
Ruxin and Sofia battle over what religion baby Geoffrey will be; Andre tries a long con; Kevin worries he has been taking Jenny for granted.
Episode credits
Directed by Jeff SchafferWritten by Jackie Marcus Schaffer, Jeff SchafferGuest stars Lizzy Caplan, Vernon Davis, Antonio Sabàto Jr., Richard Fancy, Ryan Hansen, Adam Karchmer
The Shiva and The Ruxin are on the line; Andre confronts the one plastic surgeon in Chicago; Rafi tries to collect a debt from Ruxin's sister Rebecca; TacoCorp. launches The Eskimo Brothers Database.
Episode credits
Directed by Jeff SchafferWritten by Jackie Marcus Schaffer, Jeff SchafferGuest stars Lizzy Caplan, Aziz Ansari, Antonio Sabàto Jr., Adam Karchmer, Marianne Chambers, Bobette Jamison-Harrison, Alfie Silas, Alexandra Brown
Jeff Schaffer, Jackie Marcus Schaffer, Dan O'Keefe, Justin Hurwitz, Paul Scheer, Nick Kroll, Craig DiGregorio, Seth Rogen, Jason Mantzoukas, Dave King, David Parker, Markham O'Keefe, Nathaniel Stein, Stephen Rannazzisi
Production details
Status
Ended
Series type
Scripted
Episodes
84
Original language
English
Networks & production
FXUnited States
FXXUnited States
Raskal ProductionsUnited States
FX ProductionsUnited States
Chicken SticksUnited States
Themes
american footballbarchicago, illinoisdomestic comedyfandomfantasy footballgeekmale friendship