‘House of David’ Sets Season 2 Release Date and First-Look Photos, Wonder Project Subscription Service to Launch on Prime Video in October
“House of David” has an official Season 2 premiere date at Amazon Prime Video, which also coincides with the launch of the Wonder Project subscription offering on the streaming service.
“House of David” Season 2 will debut with its first two episodes on Oct. 5 exclusively on Wonder Project on Prime Video before it becomes available to all Prime Video subscribers at a date to be announced later. First-look photos from Season 2 of the Biblical epic series have also been released and can be seen below.
“As a mom, I’m always looking for great films and TV series to watch with the kids. I’m always asking friends for recommendations – and so are they. Starting October 5 we can lean on Wonder to recommend great new shows,” said Kelly Merryman Hoogstraten, CEO of Wonder Project. “With this launch we’re expanding our mission, to include curating stories for our audience that restore faith in things worth believing in. We love that our brand can entertain and inspire through programming we create, and through stories told by others that we curate.”
The Wonder Project subscription on Prime Video will be available in the U.S. for $8.99/month or $89.99/year.
Along with “House of David,” titles that will be available via the Wonder Project subscription at launch will include shows such as: “Mr. Bean,” “Party of Five,” “Pride and Prejudice,” “Sherlock,” “The Conners,” and “The Mysterious Benedict Society.”
Subscribers will also have access to films such as: “American Underdog,” “Dead Poets Society,” “Friday Night Lights,” “Jesus Revolution,” “Lincoln,” “My Girl,” “Rudy,” “The Sandlot,” “The Secret Life of Walter Mitty,” and “The Sound of Music.” All told, the subscription will give audiences access to more than 125 licensed titles and over 1,000 hours of films and TV series.
“The dream of the Wonder Project subscription on Prime Video is to make it easier than ever for families to decide what to watch together,” said Jon Erwin, founder of Wonder Project. “We are so excited to kick things off with the two-episode premiere of ‘House of David’s’ second season. The reaction to the show has been extraordinary. The new season is epic and emotional and I can’t wait for Wonder subscribers to be the first to experience it.”
“House of David” Season 2 will debut with its first two episodes on Oct. 5 exclusively on Wonder Project on Prime Video before it becomes available to all Prime Video subscribers at a date to be announced later. First-look photos from Season 2 of the Biblical epic series have also been released and can be seen below.
“As a mom, I’m always looking for great films and TV series to watch with the kids. I’m always asking friends for recommendations – and so are they. Starting October 5 we can lean on Wonder to recommend great new shows,” said Kelly Merryman Hoogstraten, CEO of Wonder Project. “With this launch we’re expanding our mission, to include curating stories for our audience that restore faith in things worth believing in. We love that our brand can entertain and inspire through programming we create, and through stories told by others that we curate.”
The Wonder Project subscription on Prime Video will be available in the U.S. for $8.99/month or $89.99/year.
Along with “House of David,” titles that will be available via the Wonder Project subscription at launch will include shows such as: “Mr. Bean,” “Party of Five,” “Pride and Prejudice,” “Sherlock,” “The Conners,” and “The Mysterious Benedict Society.”
Subscribers will also have access to films such as: “American Underdog,” “Dead Poets Society,” “Friday Night Lights,” “Jesus Revolution,” “Lincoln,” “My Girl,” “Rudy,” “The Sandlot,” “The Secret Life of Walter Mitty,” and “The Sound of Music.” All told, the subscription will give audiences access to more than 125 licensed titles and over 1,000 hours of films and TV series.
“The dream of the Wonder Project subscription on Prime Video is to make it easier than ever for families to decide what to watch together,” said Jon Erwin, founder of Wonder Project. “We are so excited to kick things off with the two-episode premiere of ‘House of David’s’ second season. The reaction to the show has been extraordinary. The new season is epic and emotional and I can’t wait for Wonder subscribers to be the first to experience it.”