'Harry Wild' Season 2 Will Focus on a More Personal Mystery
Acorn TV is known for its array of mystery series with offbeat, often fascinating female leads. From Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries and Signora Volpe to Agatha Raisin, The Madame Blanc Mysteries, and the forthcoming Mrs. Sidhu Investigates, sisters are doing it for themselves all over the streaming service. And now last year's biggest female-fronted mystery is set to return this Fall: the Jane Seymour-led Harry Wild.
The series follows the story of the titular former literature professor Harriet "Harry" Wild, who has taken up an unusual hobby in retirement: solving crimes. (To the frequent irritation of her son Charlie, who is a detective in the Dublin Garda, and whose cases she cut her teeth meddling in.) The series' first season saw her join forces with Fergus Reid, a troubled teen she initially met after he mugged her and whom she took under her wing when she realized he needed a mentor and focus in his life.
Harry and Fergus now investigate cases ranging from missing persons to murder. But the six-episode second season will see the wise-cracking pair tackle a case much closer to home when Fergus's mother suddenly turns up, years after abandoning her family. What are her intentions? Can he trust her? And how will the two handle digging in to such an intensely personal case?
