Netflix has ordered the dark comedy series 'All the Rage' from Liz Feldman and Kelly Hutchinson, with an extension of Feldman's deal, promising engaging narratives.
On September 17, 2026, Netflix officially confirmed the launch of a new dark comedy series titled 'All the Rage,' created by Liz Feldman and Kelly Hutchinson. This announcement, reported by The Hollywood Reporter, celebrates the ongoing collaboration between Feldman, acclaimed for her work on 'Dead to Me,' and Hutchinson.
The series is set to explore complex themes of friendship and revenge, centered on two old friends, Emma and Eli, who reunite after a long estrangement. Their rekindled friendship pushes them to seek retribution against the person they hold responsible for their fallout. The emotional stakes are further highlighted by Feldman and Hutchinson drawing inspiration from their own 30-year friendship, blending humor with poignant moments.
Emma and Eli’s journey involves more than just revenge; it’s a deep dive into their past and how unresolved issues have shaped their present. The creators described the narrative as a unique exploration of not just revenge, but also of genuine emotional connections, making it relatable to audiences who have faced similar struggles in friendships.
Alongside the announcement of 'All the Rage,' Netflix has extended its overall deal with Feldman, allowing her to continue delivering distinctive storytelling on the platform. Feldman has been a vital creative partner for Netflix over the past six years, known for her fresh comedic style that resonates with audiences. Tracey Pakosta, Vice President of Comedy Series at Netflix, expressed excitement for Feldman's unique voice, noting the emotional depth her work consistently brings to their projects.
Feldman and Hutchinson will serve as executive producers, supported by industry veterans Will Ferrell and Jessica Elbaum from Gloria Sanchez Productions, along with Christie Smith from Rise Management. This collaboration aims to replicate the creative success that both shows 'Dead to Me' and 'No Good Deed' achieved, intertwining their unique storytelling formats with humor and heart.
Given the success of 'Dead to Me,' which earned critical acclaim and a dedicated fanbase, there are high expectations for 'All the Rage.' The show promises to further explore the complexities of friendship, conflict, and the often messy journey of reconnecting with someone from your past. Netflix's investment in Feldman's vision illustrates their commitment to innovative narratives that challenge the norms, particularly those that blend themes of friendship and revenge into engaging storytelling.
The announcement of 'All the Rage' and the extension of Liz Feldman's deal signify a strategic move by Netflix to strengthen its original content library with compelling narratives that fuse humor and emotional resonance. As audiences eagerly await more details about this new series, it promises to uphold the legacy of intricate character dynamics and rich stories that have become synonymous with Feldman’s work on Netflix.
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