'Central Park' season 2 continues March 4, check out the teaser today
What you need to know
- Season two of Central Park will get eight new episodes.
- Three new episodes will be available to stream on March 4.
- New episodes will be available every Friday.
Apple TV+ has confirmed that the second season of the hit show "Central Park' will return to our screens on March 4 and there's a new teaser to check out, too.
Announced via Newsroom post, the second half of the show's second season will premiere for Apple TV+ subscribers in a matter of weeks but nobody has to wait that long to get a taste for what's coming!
While three new episodes will be available on March 4 viewers will also get a new episode every Friday from April 8 until the season is complete. Eight new episodes will stream in total as Central Park competes for viewers alongside the best roster of Apple TV+ shows ever.
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