The second season of 'Little America,' streaming on Apple TV Plus, includes some of the most feel-good TV of 2022
first season debuted as part of Apple’s launch slate of original programming right before the pandemic.
There’s also loss, family schisms, heartbreak, and dreams deferred. In “Mr. Song,” a young Korean boy who’s urged to excel at school by his parents dreams instead of being an artist. In “The 9th Caller” a young woman from Sri Lanka competes in a radio call-in contest to win a new car from a Texas dealership.
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