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After Just Six Months, The Grand And Epic Series From Prime Video Returns With Season 2
The second season of 'House of David' premieres on October 5, exclusively on the new Wonder Project subscription of Prime Video.
The biblical series House of David returns on October 5 with a second season, initially exclusive to the new Wonder Project subscription within Prime Video. Amazon Studios also shared the first images via Variety, showcasing David once again as a shepherd on his path to becoming the future king of Israel.
The series serves as the flagship of the new Wonder Project service, which launches simultaneously. Subscribers in the United States will pay $8.99 per month or $89.99 per year for access to a curated selection of family-friendly titles.
Wonder Project will start with access to over 1,000 hours of content, featuring well-known titles like Mr. Bean, Sherlock, Pride and Prejudice, and films such as Dead Poets Society, The Sound of Music, The Sandlot, and American Underdog. According to CEO Kelly Merryman Hoogstraten, the service aims to help families find "trustworthy, inspiring stories".
"As a parent, you are constantly looking for shows and movies to watch together with your children," said Merryman Hoogstraten. "With Wonder, we want to be a guide for that choice."
The series is from Jon Erwin (Jesus Revolution) and Jon Gunn (Ordinary Angels) and follows David's life after his legendary battle with Goliath. In season 1, we saw Michael Iskander as David, with roles for Ali Suliman (Saul), Ayelet Zurer (Ahinoam), Stephen Lang (Samuel), and Oded Fehr (Abner).
Season 2 promises a further exploration of David's personal relationships and his struggles with his divine calling. Lead actor Iskander emphasizes that the series format allows for depth: "We take the time to carefully develop each character and relationship."
The first season of House of David is available for streaming on Prime Video in many countries worldwide. It appears that season 2 will not be available through the new Wonder Project service outside the US.
The series serves as the flagship of the new Wonder Project service, which launches simultaneously. Subscribers in the United States will pay $8.99 per month or $89.99 per year for access to a curated selection of family-friendly titles.
New Streaming Service
Wonder Project will start with access to over 1,000 hours of content, featuring well-known titles like Mr. Bean, Sherlock, Pride and Prejudice, and films such as Dead Poets Society, The Sound of Music, The Sandlot, and American Underdog. According to CEO Kelly Merryman Hoogstraten, the service aims to help families find "trustworthy, inspiring stories".
"As a parent, you are constantly looking for shows and movies to watch together with your children," said Merryman Hoogstraten. "With Wonder, we want to be a guide for that choice."
David's Journey
The series is from Jon Erwin (Jesus Revolution) and Jon Gunn (Ordinary Angels) and follows David's life after his legendary battle with Goliath. In season 1, we saw Michael Iskander as David, with roles for Ali Suliman (Saul), Ayelet Zurer (Ahinoam), Stephen Lang (Samuel), and Oded Fehr (Abner).
First look at Season 2 of "House of David," debuting with its first two episodes on Oct. 5. https://t.co/I9CB6KbsQg pic.twitter.com/Dbdjaj3ZGe
— Variety (@Variety) August 28, 2025
Season 2 promises a further exploration of David's personal relationships and his struggles with his divine calling. Lead actor Iskander emphasizes that the series format allows for depth: "We take the time to carefully develop each character and relationship."
Worldwide
The first season of House of David is available for streaming on Prime Video in many countries worldwide. It appears that season 2 will not be available through the new Wonder Project service outside the US.
First Look: House of David Season 2
— Wonder Project (@watchonwonder) August 28, 2025
A hero’s victory becomes a dangerous ascent to power.
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