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Little America

Show Info

  • Status: Canceled
  • First Aired: January 17, 2020
  • Seasons: 2
  • Episodes: 16
  • Networks: Apple TV+
  • Genres: Drama, Comedy
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Little America(2020)
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Everyone has a story.

TMDB Rating: 6.7 (69 votes)

Overview

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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Season 1 Poster

Season 1

8 episodes • 2020Avg: 5.7Golden Era

#EpisodeAir DateRating
1The ManagerJan 17, 20206.0
2The JaguarJan 17, 20205.8
3The CowboyJan 17, 20206.6
4The SilenceJan 17, 20205.2
5The BakerJan 17, 20205.5
6The Grand Prize Expo WinnersJan 17, 20205.8
7The RockJan 17, 20205.0
8The SonJan 17, 20205.7
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Season 2

8 episodes • 2022Avg: 3.4

#EpisodeAir DateRating
1Mr. SongDec 8, 20223.5
2The Bra WhispererDec 8, 20223.5
3The 9th CallerDec 8, 20223.5
4Camel on a StickDec 8, 20223.5
5Space DoorDec 8, 20223.0
6Columbus Starlings LLCDec 8, 20223.0
7Paper PianoDec 8, 20223.5
8The Indoor ArmDec 8, 20223.5

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