Streaming, rent, or buy Wild at Heart – Season 1:
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6 Episodes
S1 E1 - Episode One
S1 E2 - Episode Two
S1 E3 - Episode Three
S1 E4 - Episode Four
S1 E5 - Episode Five
S1 E6 - Episode Six
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Streaming details for Wild at Heart - Season 1 on Amazon Prime Video
Runtime
47min
Quality
HD
Audio languages
English
Subtitle languages
English
CC
HD
6 Episodes - 47min - English
30 Days Free
Then CA$ 9.99 / month
Streaming details for Wild at Heart - Season 1 on Amazon Prime Video with Ads
Runtime
47min
Quality
HD
Audio languages
English
Subtitle languages
English
CC
HD
6 Episodes - 47min
Free
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Streaming details for Wild at Heart - Season 1 on Plex
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Synopsis
The Trevanions are newlyweds who fell in love after Danny (Stephen Tompkinson, Brassed Off, Ballykissangel) lost his first wife to cancer and Sarah (Amanda Holden, The Grimleys) lost hers "to a nineteen-year-old." But all is not well in the new household. Trouble simmers between Sarah and stepdaughter Rosie, still hurting from her mother's death. Danny, a suburban vet, has a better way with animals than he does with stepson Evan. And Sarah's daughter Olivia, the peacemaking third child, insists on calling Danny "Mr. Trevanion." Tired of treating pampered pets and seeking escape from domestic woes, Danny takes the family on a trip to Africa. Vacation turns to vocation, however, when they decide to restore a rundown game reserve deep in the African bush. As the Trevanions help the wild animals around them, they begin to heal their own wounds as well.
