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Watch all eight episodes of Berlin ER on Apple TV

The complete eight-episode first season is available on Apple TV in the United States. Season 2 is renewed but does not yet have an official premiere date.

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  • Berlin ER Season 1 contains eight episodes.
  • The series premiered with two episodes on February 26, 2025 and concluded on April 9.
  • Former emergency-room physician Samuel Jefferson co-created the series with Viktor Jakovleski.
  • Apple renewed Berlin ER for an eight-episode second season on September 11, 2025.
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Berlin ER follows Dr. Parker, played by Haley Louise Jones, after she takes charge of an overcrowded Berlin emergency room while seeking a fresh start. Her proposed reforms meet resistance from an underpaid, poorly equipped and exhausted staff, forcing the team to work through its conflicts while treating patients.

All eight episodes of Season 1 are available through Apple TV in the United States as of October 11, 2026. Apple has announced an eight-episode second season but has not published a premiere date, so the current watch claim applies only to Season 1.

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