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Deadline reports that Prime Video has handed a second season to Sterling Point, the eight-episode drama that premiered August 5 and rapidly climbed to become one of the platform's most-watched series. The renewal completes a clean sweep for the streamer in this genre space, following a Season 2 order for Off Campus, signaling that Prime Video's recent investment in this category is finding its audience.
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