Netflix Orders Dark Comedy ‘All the Rage’ From ‘Dead to Me’ Duo Liz Feldman, Kelly Hutchinson
Liz Feldman has extended her overall deal with Netflix, with the streamer greenlighting the dark comedy “All the Rage” with Feldman onboard as co-creator. “All the Rage” hails from Feldman and Kelly Hutchinson, who previously worked with Feldman on the Netflix shows “Dead to Me”
This news has significant implications for Netflix's comedy slate, particularly in the dark comedy genre. The extension of Liz Feldman's overall deal with Netflix and the greenlighting of "All the Rage" demonstrate the streamer's confidence in Feldman's creative vision and her ability to produce engaging content. Feldman's previous work on "Dead to Me" has been well-received, and her collaboration with Kelly Hutchinson on "All the Rage" is likely to generate buzz among fans of dark comedies.
The addition of "All the Rage" to Netflix's lineup also speaks to the growing demand for dark comedies, which have become increasingly popular in recent years. Shows like "Fleabag," "Schitt's Creek," and "Dead to Me" have all garnered critical acclaim and attracted large audiences, paving the way for more projects like "All the Rage" to emerge. As a result, viewers can expect more edgy, irreverent humor from Netflix in the future.
What's next to watch is how "All the Rage" will differentiate itself from Feldman's previous work and other dark comedies on the market. With Feldman and Hutchinson at the helm, it's likely that the show will tackle complex themes with a unique blend of humor and heart. Fans of "Dead to Me" and dark comedies in general should keep an eye on casting announcements, plot details, and the show's release date to get a better sense of what to expect from "All the Rage."
Originally reported by variety.com. TriviaNewsletter adds analysis for culture, style & media readers.