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‘Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed’ Renewed for Season 2 at Apple TV

Variety ·

Apple TV has renewed *Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed* for a second season, continuing the story of Paula, a newly divorced mother caught up in a suspected crime and a wider conspiracy. The renewal follows a first season that left viewers questioning how reliably Paula understood events.

Tatiana Maslany stars as Paula, with Jake Johnson as her ex-husband Karl; the ensemble also includes Murray Bartlett and Dolly De Leon. David J. Rosen created and runs the series, produced by Apple Studios and Counterpart Studios, and said he was grateful to Apple and the cast and crew.

  • Apple TV renewed *Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed* for season two.
  • Tatiana Maslany returns as Paula.
  • The first season finale reframed Paula’s story.

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Apple TV is Apple’s subscription streaming service, which releases original television series and films. A second season means the story will continue beyond its first run.

The series follows Paula, played by Tatiana Maslany, a newly divorced mother drawn into a suspected crime and a wider conspiracy. Jake Johnson plays Karl, her ex-husband, while Murray Bartlett and Dolly De Leon are also part of the cast.

The story’s events are presented through Paula’s experience, which may leave viewers unsure how accurately she understands them. David J. Rosen created and runs the series, made by Apple Studios and Counterpart Studios.

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