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Where's Wanda?

Created by Oliver Lansley, Zoltan Spirandelli

2024–present

After the Klatts' daughter goes missing, they take matters into their own hands and hatch a wild plan: Spy on the neighborhood. As they make their way into small-time espionage, shocking secrets come to light one by one.

First aired
2 Oct 2024
Episode length
49 min
Also known as
Where is Wanda
Country
Germany
Language
German
Writer
Oliver Lansley
Cinematography
Jalaludin Trautmann, Philipp Kirsamer
Music
Christoph Zirngibl, Ralf Wengenmayr
Editors
Friedemann Schmidt, Jochen Donauer, Martin Wolf, Sandy Saffeels
Executive producers
Christian Ditter, Nataly Kudiabor, Oliver Lansley and 2 others
Producers
Debora Rosenthal, Oliver Ossege
Elsewhere
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Seasons · 16 episodes

  • 2024

    The story of Dedo and Carlotta Klatt, who are desperate to locate their missing 17-year-old daughter Wanda, who disappeared months ago without a trace. When the police fail to find her, the family takes matters into their own hands, obtaining surveillance devices with the help of their tech-savvy son Ole. Disguising themselves as employees of an electrical company, they bug their neighborhood and then half their suburb, finding out that behind closed doors, none of their neighbors are who they pretend to be.

  • 2026

    In season two, the Klatts are back! Just as they thought their lives were finally returning to normal, their daughter, Wanda, 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?

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