Liz Feldman has extended her overall deal with Netflix by co-creating the dark comedy 'All the Rage,' highlighting the continuation of her successful collaboration with Kelly Hutchinson.
On September 17, 2026, Netflix confirmed it is moving forward with the dark comedy series "All the Rage," co-created by Liz Feldman and Kelly Hutchinson. This announcement marks a significant extension of Feldman’s overall deal with the streaming service, which has fostered a successful partnership.
Liz Feldman and Kelly Hutchinson are reuniting after their successful work on the Netflix shows "Dead to Me" and "No Good Deed." Both Feldman and Hutchinson will serve as executive producers on the new series, ensuring that their distinct creative vision drives the project. Notable producers Will Ferrell and Jessica Elbaum will also contribute their expertise through Gloria Sanchez Productions, joined by Christie Smith from Rise Management. This collaborative team has a proven track record in crafting engaging narratives that combine humor with complex themes.
The series will explore the lives of two long-time friends, Emma and Eli, who reconnect after years apart. Their reunion becomes a catalyst for avenging a past betrayal: the person who drove them apart. This premise effectively mixes dark comedy with themes of friendship and revenge, demonstrating the intricate dynamics that can resurface in rekindled relationships.
Feldman’s previous show, "Dead to Me," achieved critical acclaim across its three seasons, receiving six Emmy nominations, including a nod for outstanding comedy series. The series, which starred Christina Applegate and Linda Cardellini, expertly tackled themes of grief, loss, and human connection, resonating deeply with audiences. Similarly, "No Good Deed," which premiered in 2024, featured an ensemble cast and further illustrated Feldman’s knack for marrying emotional depth with humor. These projects have not only received industry recognition but also developed a loyal viewership.
Netflix’s vice president of comedy series, Tracey Pakosta, expressed her enthusiasm for continuing the partnership with Feldman, emphasizing the chemistry between Feldman and Hutchinson that has been evident in their previous collaborations.
Given Feldman and Hutchinson’s established rapport with audiences, "All the Rage" is poised to attract existing fans while inviting new viewers eager for thought-provoking comedic narratives. The exploration of friendship, betrayal, and the quest for vengeance in a comedic format could resonate broadly, enhancing viewer engagement on the platform.
Feldman and Hutchinson shared their excitement about the series, expressing that it draws inspiration from their real-life friendship, humorously acknowledging it as a way to work through their own "neurosis and resentment."
By greenlighting "All the Rage," Netflix is reaffirming its commitment to nurturing innovative and engaging content through successful creator partnerships like that of Liz Feldman and Kelly Hutchinson. This move not only highlights the platform's investment in original storytelling but also showcases their desire to explore new dynamics and themes in their programming.
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