Netflix has officially announced the dark comedy 'All The Rage,' co-created by Liz Feldman and Kelly Hutchinson, along with the extension of Feldman's overall deal.
On September 17, 2026, Netflix announced the series order for the dark comedy All The Rage, co-created by Liz Feldman and Kelly Hutchinson. This significant development was reported by Deadline, highlighting Feldman's ongoing partnership with the streaming service.
Feldman, known for the dark comedy Dead to Me, has successfully extended her overall deal with Netflix as part of this announcement. This continued collaboration underscores Netflix's commitment to nurturing creative talent, particularly as Feldman has made her mark with previous successful series.
The new series, All The Rage, is described as a dark revenge comedy centered on two old friends, Emma and Eli, who reunite after years apart. They embark on a mission to bring down the individual responsible for their estrangement. Notably, the project benefits from the talent of Kelly Hutchinson, who served as a writer on Dead to Me and has previous experience with Apple's Palm Royale.
This half-hour series promises to blend humor with deeper emotional themes, a hallmark of Feldman’s previous work. The executive production team will also include Will Ferrell and Jessica Elbaum from Gloria Sanchez Productions, along with Christie Smith from Rise Management.
The introduction of All The Rage comes just over a year after Feldman’s last show, No Good Deed—featuring stars Lisa Kudrow and Ray Romano—was put on hold. While that project has not been officially canceled, the progression of All The Rage signifies Netflix's faith in Feldman's storytelling abilities and unique comedic style.
Feldman's previous works resonate with audiences through their intricate narratives and character studies. The anticipation of a new series from her creative mind adds to the excitement for viewers who appreciated her past projects, particularly the success of Dead to Me.
The partnership between Feldman and Hutchinson is bolstered by their long-standing friendship of 30 years, bringing a personal touch to the storytelling process. In comments shared through Deadline, Feldman and Hutchinson expressed their enthusiasm for exploring themes of revenge through the lens of their personal history.
Netflix’s VP of Comedy Series, Tracey Pakosta, noted the excitement surrounding Feldman and Hutchinson’s collaboration, indicating the distinct blend of humor and emotional depth that their experiences together promise. The crucial synergy between the co-creators could result in a similarly impactful series as Feldman’s notable prior works.
As more details unfold regarding the cast and premiere date, fans of Feldman and the dark comedy genre can anticipate how All The Rage will further enrich Netflix’s comedy lineup.
With the series now officially ordered, production details, casting news, and a release date are expected to follow in the coming months. As viewers await this new offering, it remains to be seen how it will compare to Feldman’s previous successes and how it will evolve in Netflix’s evolving original programming slate.
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