Little America: Season 2

TV-14

2022

Created by Lee Eisenberg
Recommended
100%
89%
8 episodes
Comedy
Drama
True Story & Biography
Apple Original

An anthology series that goes beyond the headlines to look at the funny, romantic, heartfelt, inspiring and surprising stories of... More

An anthology series that goes beyond the headlines to look at the funny, romantic, heartfelt, inspiring and surprising stories of immigrants in America at a time when they are more relevant than ever.

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Where to watch Little America: Season 2

Little America: Season 2 is available to stream in New... More Zealand now on Apple TV+.

Little America: Season 2 episodes

Mr. Song

A young Korean boy befriends a legendary DJ who gives... More a much-needed boost to a hat shop owned by the boy’s family.

The Bra Whisperer

Before becoming known as “the bra whisperer,” Ines came to... More the United States and worked as a nanny for an Orthodox Jewish family in Brooklyn.

The 9th Caller

A Sri Lankan immigrant enters a Texas-sized contest to win... More a new car. As exhaustion sets in, she recalls her fraught relationship with her father.

Camel on a Stick

Determined to win the Minnesota State Fair, a chef must... More contend with shipping delays, a ticking clock, and his Somali community's judgement.

Space Door

A Belarusian woman in New York is finally reunited with... More the man of her dreams after years kept apart. Will their love story pick up where it left off?

Columbus Starlings LLC

A Japanese mother devotes her life to creating an all-woman... More baseball league in Ohio.

Paper Piano

An Afghan piano prodigy seeking asylum in NYC fights to... More bring his mother to the US and reconnect with his passion.

The Indoor Arm

A woman from El Salvador who is an amputee adjusts... More to living in Beverly Hills and struggles to connect with sister's new life. Season finale.

Little America: Season 2 | Ratings & Reviews

Though these stories are all worthy of being told, they aren’t overly exceptional. These are everyday triumphs. So I can only hope that they aren’t swept aside by all the bombast of today’s television landscape.