Apple TV debuts gripping trailer for season two of German-language dark comedy "Where's Wanda?"

The sophomore season of the acclaimed series starring Heike Makatsch, Axel Stein, Lea Drinda and Leo Simon premieres globally Wednesday, October 21 on Apple TV

Today, Apple TV unveiled the trailer for the highly anticipated second season of the celebrated German-language dark comedy series, "Where's Wanda?" Produced by UFA Fiction, the eight-episode season stars International Emmy Award nominee Heike Makatsch ("Love Actually"), German Comedy Award winner Axel Stein ("The Vault"), multiple award-winning actress Lea Drinda ("The Gryphon"), Leo Simon and Nikeata Thompson ("Späti"). Season two will make its global debut on Apple TV with one episode on Wednesday, October 21, followed by a new episode weekly through December 9, 2026.

In season two, the Klatts (Makatsch and Stein) are back! Just as they thought their lives were finally returning to normal, their daughter, Wanda (Drinda), is caught seemingly red-handed standing over a dead body. They will need to do everything in their power to prove her innocence and avoid losing her again, as their investigation to find the real murderer takes them into the criminal underbelly of their sleepy suburban town. But will their quest to protect their family get them all out of trouble, or ultimately lead them further astray? And can they find out the truth of what happened on that fateful day before it's too late?

In addition to Makatsch, Stein, Drinda, Simon and Thompson, the season two ensemble also includes Sam Riley ("Maleficent"), Alexandra Maria Lara ("Downfall"), Harriet Herbig-Matten ("Maxton Hall: The World Between Us"), Gisa Flake ("Berlin Station"), David Schütter ("Barbarians"), Palina Rojinski ("Welcome to Germany"), Suzanne von Borsody ("Run Lola Run"), Kostja Ullmann ("A Most Wanted Man"), Devid Striesow ("All Quiet on the Western Front"), Frederic Balonier ("Maxton Hall: The World Between Us"), Sascha Geršak ("Murder Mindfully"), Torben Liebrecht ("Altered Carbon"), Aaron Maldonado-Morales ("Sun and Concrete") and Anton Dreger ("Two Sides of the Abyss").

Hailing from UFA Fiction, a Fremantle company, "Where's Wanda?" season two is created, written and executive produced by Royal Television Society nominee Oliver Lansley ("Flack"), alongside multiple award-winning executive producer Nataly Kudiabor ("Arthur's Law") and Oliver Ossege ("Helgoland 513"). The series was co-created and based on a story by Zoltan Spirandelli ("Vaya con Dios") and is directed by critically acclaimed, award-winning filmmakers, Tobi Baumann ("Faking Hitler") and Christian Ditter ("How To Be Single").

Following its global debut, "Where's Wanda?" has been hailed as an "electrifying," "standout" series keeping "viewers on the edge of their seats" with "a unique blend of dark comedy and suspense," and featuring "immensely likable, and often affecting performances" by its "talented cast." Season one achieved a rare perfect 100 percent critics' score on Rotten Tomatoes. Fans applaud the "beautiful" show as the "kind of gem Apple only seems capable of creating" and "a compelling new addition" to Apple TV's "expanding international offerings."

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