Netflix Orders Dark Comedy ‘All the Rage’ From ‘Dead to Me’ Duo
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Netflix Picks Up ‘All the Rage,’ a New Dark Comedy from Liz Feldman and Kelly Hutchinson
Netflix has ordered a fresh dark‑comedy series, All the Rage, from Liz Feldman and Kelly Hutchinson – the creative pair behind Dead to Me – and extended Feldman's overall deal with the streamer.
Netflix is staying busy, and this time it’s with a brand‑new dark comedy called All the Rage. The series comes from Liz Feldman, who’s been a fixture at the streaming giant for six years, and her longtime collaborator Kelly Hutchinson. The two previously teamed up on Feldman’s hit shows Dead to Me and No Good Deed, so fans can expect the same blend of biting humor and heart‑wrenching moments.
According to the official logline, the show follows Emma and Eli – old friends who have been apart for a long stretch – as they reunite and decide to take down the man who tore their lives apart. It’s a revenge‑driven premise, but with the kind of twisted affection that makes the duo’s previous work feel both funny and oddly tender.
“We’re thrilled to tell this completely made‑up story about revenge inspired by our very real friendship of 30 years,” Feldman and Hutchinson said in a cheeky statement. “Thanks to Netflix for being the best partners in the biz and, more importantly, for paying us to finally work through three decades of neurosis and resentment.”
Netflix’s comedy VP, Tracey Pakosta, echoed that enthusiasm, noting that the partnership with Feldman “continues to bring her distinct, brilliant vision to audiences worldwide.” She added that the chemistry between Feldman and Hutchinson, forged over a three‑decade friendship, “will blend dark comedy and emotional depth like only they can.”
The series will also benefit from some heavyweight backing. Will Ferrell and Jessica Elbaum of Gloria Sanchez Productions, along with Christie Smith of Rise Management, will serve as executive producers. Representation for the key players includes UTA, SEL Media Group, Goodman Genow, Mosaic, and Jackoway Austen.
In addition to ordering All the Rage, Netflix has officially extended its overall deal with Liz Feldman, cementing a partnership that’s already yielded several successful, off‑beat series. With the new project, viewers can look forward to another quirky, emotionally resonant ride that feels both familiar and fresh.
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