As funny and poignant as ever, Superstore closes up shop with a superb sixth season that solidifies its place as one of TVs greatest workplace comedies. Read critic reviews
Superstore (2020 - 2021)
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Episodes
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1. Essential
Air date: Oct 29, 2020
During the coronavirus pandemic, Amy and Jonah try to bring order to the chaos in Cloud 9 while being pulled in multiple directions; the employees learn what it means to be "heroes," while Amy and Jonah's impending move to California looms large.
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2. California
Air date: Nov 5, 2020
As the Cloud 9 employees prepare to send Amy and Jonah off, Mateo and Glenn attempt to organize a video tribute; Dina searches for a new best friend.
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3. Floor Supervisor
Air date: Nov 12, 2020
With the floor supervisor position available, Jonah decides to throw his hat in the ring, much to Dina's chagrin; Glenn and Mateo struggle to find the right balance in their working relationship; Garrett tries to prove he's been in love before.
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4. Prize Wheel
Air date: Nov 19, 2020
On the day of Cloud 9's "In-store-vaganza," Dina finally gets the chance to step up to the plate and run the store; Garrett and Cheyenne search for a mysterious smell; Jonah finds himself excited about a new opportunity.
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5. Hair Care Products
Air date: Jan 14, 2021
After Cloud 9 changes its policy of locking up Black beauty products, the employees are forced to reckon with systemic racism in the store, with Garrett leading the charge; Glenn makes misguided attempts to right the store's wrongs.
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6. Biscuit
Air date: Jan 21, 2021
After returning from quarantine, Glenn enlists Cheyenne and Bo's help to get Dina to relinquish control; Jonah and Mateo have second thoughts about helping Sandra with her cat's medical needs; Garrett struggles with customer returns.
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7. The Trough
Air date: Jan 28, 2021
When the employees start to worry about Jonah's emotional state, Mateo, Glenn and Sandra try to help him move on after Amy; Cheyenne is forced to shadow Carol for the day; Garrett helps Dina search for a secret location in the store.
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8. Ground Rules
Air date: Feb 4, 2021
Jonah finds himself in trouble with Sandra and Glenn when her son, Tony, starts working at Cloud 9; Mateo tries to help Cheyenne be a better floor supervisor; Garrett is unwittingly thrust in the middle of Dina's relationship with Brian the vet.
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9. Conspiracy
Air date: Feb 11, 2021
Glenn is confused by Zephra's new store policies and enlists Sandra and Marcus to help figure out what's going on; a memory lapse causes Jonah to question his friendship with Garrett; Cheyenne and Mateo face an unexpected challenge.
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10. Depositions
Air date: Feb 25, 2021
With Carol's lawyer at Cloud 9 to depose the employees, Jonah tries to ease Glenn's nerves; Mateo enlists Sandra's help hiding the details of his work arrangement while Dina grows concerned about Garrett's behavior at customer service.
Superstore: Season 6 videos
Superstore: Season 6 Teaser - The Cloud 9 Employees Are More Essential Than Ever
Superstore: Season 6 Teaser - Amy's Last Day at Cloud 9
Superstore: Season 6 Episode 1 Clip - Is This the End of Jonah and Amy?
Superstore: Season 6 Episode 2 Clip - Amy's Awkward Goodbye Video Edited By Mateo
Superstore: Season 6 Episode 3 Trailer
Superstore: Season 6 Photos
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Critic Reviews for Superstore: Season 6
Audience Reviews for Superstore: Season 6
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Love this show, highly underrated though, it's also very sad at the ending I cried. "Thank you for shopping with us, Cloud 9 is now closed."
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Light, funny, mostly intelligent
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I love that this final season actually decided to be relevant to the time and being set in the pandemic only makes this season more original, funnier and socially interesting. I wish this season was longer but honestly it ended perfectly. Emotional and hilarious this show is overall exceptionally well balanced and surprisingly has very smart writing choices. The character arcs are concluded well and it came to a natural finish, not feeling rushed nor dragged out in probably one of the best sit-com finale's ever. A purely flawless heart warming ending can really make a show even more special, along with this show being a great escape for me during the pandemic.
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nt cringe. Lazy storytelling and a complete lack of understanding about why people watch shows like this. We want to laugh and escape the realities and horrors of the world, not sit at home and have it shoved down our throats. Shameful and I'm glad this show is done.
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Amazing series, with a great ending. It captured that certain homey/warm feeling that not many TV-shows can do. I loved to watch most of the episodes, and I hoped that there would be more, anyways I am glad to say that this is one of the best series i've seen, thank you!
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The final season of superstore has its ups and down, but still, it's very entertaining, and we are glad that all of the characters here achieved their happy ending.
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Funny how this review only goes up after 3 days and when I remove the text, yet a 5 star for another show was up instantly. Anyways, I'll keep it brief. I watched this show for the first time in 2022. Binge watched season 1-5 and all fine. But season 6 has lost its sparkle and the topical issues of the day (both the C and the R one) are extremely grating and depressing to watch from the perspective of the future (2022). It's like the writers gave up on it being a fascinating and, at times, funny series.
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In one of the episodes, Jonah and Cheyenne are competing for the title of floor manager and despite Jonah being a far superior candidate for it, Cheyenne is selected because she is a woman of color. I think that episode is a great metaphor for the entire season; they sacrifice a better story for shallow political pandering.
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Really wish it didn't get canceled
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This season just reminds me of COVID when it should have made me forget about the depressing reality. Implementing COVID into the last season was definitely a wrong decision.
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