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Watch the trailer for Apple TV’s ‘Where’s Wanda?’ season 2

Apple TV today released the trailer for the second season of “ Where’s Wanda? ,” a German-language dark comedy returning to the service on October 21. Watch it below. more…

Watch the trailer for Apple TV’s ‘Where’s Wanda?’ season 2

Apple TV has unveiled the trailer for the upcoming second season of the German-language dark comedy "Where's Wanda?," set to return on October 21. The series, which follows the Klatt family's quest to find their missing daughter Wanda, will again consist of eight episodes, premiering every Wednesday until December 9.

In season two, viewers will witness the Klatts (played by Makatsch and Stein) grappling with what appears to be an innocent Wanda standing over a dead body. They must prove her innocence to avoid losing her for a second time while simultaneously delving into the criminal underworld of their quiet suburban neighborhood. The question remains: will their desperate attempt to protect their family only lead them down a darker path or uncover the truth behind the tragic day before it's too late?

The trailer can be viewed below, and Apple TV subscribers can catch all the action for $14.99 per month or as part of the Apple One bundle. Known for hits such as Ted Lasso, Severance, The Studio, The Morning Show, Shrinking, and Silo, Apple TV continues to offer a diverse lineup of entertainment for its viewers.

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