Where's Wanda season 2 lands on Apple TV on Wednesday, October 21, with no separate regional premiere times specified for the launch. The German dark comedy returns with Wanda (Lea Drinda) now at the center of a murder investigation, forcing the Klatt family back into the criminal underworld of their outwardly quiet town of Sundersheim to prove her innocence.
The season runs eight episodes, released one per week on Wednesdays. The finale is set for December 9.
Where to watch
Country | Channel or service | Free or paid --- | --- | --- United States | Apple TV | Paid, after 7-day free trial ($12.99/month) United Kingdom | Apple TV | Paid, after 7-day free trial (£9.99/month) Canada | Apple TV | Paid, after 7-day free trial (CA$14.99/month) Australia | Apple TV | Paid, after 7-day free trial (AU$15.99/month)
Apple TV describes the release as global, so the show is available in other markets too, though specific subscription pricing for those regions, including India, wasn't stated.
Free options
There's no ad-supported or fully free way to watch the show. The only no-cost route is Apple TV's 7-day free trial for new subscribers, which is enough to get through the first couple of episodes before the monthly fee kicks in.
What to expect
Season one ended with its central mystery solved, literally answering the question of where Wanda had gone. Season two opens on a darker note: Wanda is found standing over a dead body, and what looked like a resolved family drama turns into a full-blown murder investigation.
That puts fresh strain on Dedo and Carlotta Klatt, who have to dig back into Sundersheim's underside to clear their daughter's name. The town's postcard-quiet surface, per the setup, is hiding more than one secret, and the new season leans into that tension between suburban normalcy and the crime at its center.
With episodes dropping weekly rather than all at once, the season plays out through early December, giving the mystery room to unfold rather than inviting a single binge weekend. Anyone picking it up fresh should expect at least a light recap of season one's ending before diving in, since the new case follows directly from it.
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