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The Sisters Grimm Returns to Apple TV With More Family Secrets

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Sabrina Grimm raises a paper as Daphne Grimm holds a folder and Puck leaps beside them in glowing blue The Sisters Grimm key art.
Ariel Winter, Leah Newman, and Billy Harris voice Sabrina, Daphne, and Puck for The Sisters Grimm. Image courtesy of Apple TV
What to Know
  • Season 2 premieres Oct. 2 on Apple TV with six episodes.
  • Sabrina and Daphne continue searching for answers about their missing parents.

Sabrina and Daphne Grimm still have questions about their parents, and Ferryport Landing has plenty of secrets left to keep. ‘The Sisters Grimm’ returns for a six-episode second season Friday, Oct. 2, on Apple TV. Apple has announced the date but has not listed a premiere time.



The animated series follows two sisters descended from the Brothers Grimm. A year after their parents disappeared, Sabrina and Daphne continue investigating a town where fairy tale characters are real. Their search gives the new season its central mystery, even as the sisters encounter more of Ferryport Landing’s unusual residents.


Mr. Canis, Sabrina Grimm, Relda, Daphne Grimm and Puck face a large house marked with red handprints at night.
A scene from season two of The Sisters Grimm. Image courtesy of Apple TV.

Ariel Winter (Modern Family) voices Sabrina, with Leah Newman as Daphne. Laraine Newman (Saturday Night Live) returns as Relda, Abubakar Salim (Raised by Wolves) voices Charming, Billy Harris (Ted Lasso) plays Puck, and Harry Trevaldwyn (How to Train Your Dragon) voices Mirror.



The show is based on Michael Buckley’s book series. Amy Higgins (Star vs. the Forces of Evil) serves as showrunner, and Titmouse produces the animation. Season 1 is available on Apple TV for anyone who wants to meet the sisters before their search continues.


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