Screen Australia and 9Network have announced that the heart-warming and emotionally powerful Big Miracles will be returning for a second season on the 9Network.
With one in six Australians experiencing infertility, this captivating and intimate series is about the ultimate quest to create new life. Following couples and individuals as they share their journey of trying to fall pregnant against the overwhelming odds, through IVF and other fertility treatments.
We also witness the miraculous work of dedicated doctors, nurses and scientists committed to making people's baby dreams come true.
Screen Australia's Head of Documentary Alex West said, "The first season of Big Miracles introduced viewers to the emotional and complex realities faced by so many Australians on their personal journey of starting a family. We're proud to support the creative team, Nine and the brave participants as they share their fertility experiences with us. I have no doubt the second season will continue to engage and deeply resonate with audiences around the country."
9Network's Head of Content Production & Development Adrian Swift said, "We are very proud to announce the second season of Big Miracles on the 9Network. This is a ground-breaking series that invites viewers to see, feel and be captured by the very raw and emotional journey into one of the most fundamental human experiences of all - trying to have a child. Our audience loved the first series and we look forward to working with Ronde Media for another season."
Founder of Ronde Media Ben Davies said, "We're extremely proud to make a show so full of heart. Also very grateful to the courageous couples sharing their stories, along with the staff from Virtus Health who've opened their doors to the world of IVF treatment."
After premiering 6 February on Channel 9 and 9Now, Big Miracles Season 1 recorded a Total TV average audience of 707,000 viewers per episode. All episodes of the first season are available to stream for free on 9Now.
Production credit: Big Miracles Season 2 is produced by Ronde Media for the 9Network with major production investment from Nine in association with Screen Australia. Financed with support from Screen NSW.
