Genetic engineering continues. The German Netflix series "Biohackers" with Luna Wedler and Jessica Schwarz is getting a second season.
The German Netflix series "Biohackers" is being extended. As the streaming service announced on Friday (August 28), there will be a second season. After the first season's cliffhanger, which has been available since August 20, this was almost to be expected. The shooting of the new episodes should start this year in Munich and Freiburg.
Christian Ditter (born 1977, "How to Be Single") continues to act as an idea generator and director. "Thematically, the second season will also deal with moral and ethical questions around the topics of biohacking and genome editing," he announced. Tim Trachte (born 1976) remains co-director. In addition, Luna Wedler (21) as a student Mia and Jessica Schwarz (43, "Romy") as Prof. Dr. Tanja Lorenz back.
This is what "Biohackers" is about
The first season of the science thriller series "Biohackers" consists of six episodes and takes viewers into the world of synthetic biology. Mia starts her medical studies at the University of Freiburg. There she attended a course by the renowned scientist Prof. Dr. Tanja Lorenz, who primarily deals with biohacking technology. Mia tries everything to get close to her lecturer. Because the two share a dark secret from the past. Eventually events come thick and fast. And in the end nothing is what it seems.