Apple TV’s Hit German Series ‘Where’s Wanda?’ Returns for Season 2, Again Asking: ‘How Far Would You Go to Save Your Child?’
Apple TV’s first German series, proved a major hit for the streamer.
Variety reports: Apple TV’s first German series, proved a major hit for the streamer.
The show’s creative team at UFA Fiction have now raised the stakes with Season 2. Set in the town of Sundersheim, the series’ first season followed parents Carlotta (Heike Makatsch) and Dedo (Axel Stein) Klatt on their desperate search for their.
This entertainment story centres on Germany. Names and organisations mentioned in the coverage include Where’s Wanda, Apple TV’s Hit German and Returns for Season.
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