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  1. A series involving Apple TV is being discussed, with executive producer Hiro Murai and executive producer Katie Dippold involved in a renewed multi-year deal dating back to 2014.
  2. Katie Dippold created a new series on the Apple TV platform.

Apple TV renewed the series for Season 2 production, following a showrunner panel discussion attended by Greg Daniels and Katie Dippold.

3 reports, 3 independent Updated Aug 19
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Apple TV renewed the series for Season 2 production, following a showrunner panel discussion attended by Greg Daniels and Katie Dippold.

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Greg DanielsKatie DippoldApple TV

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  1. The pair discussed future projects and potential Season 2 concepts.1 source
  2. Series renewed for Season 2 production after industry trends panel.1 source

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