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Netflix Orders Dark Comedy «All the Rage» From «Dead to Me» Duo Liz Feldman and Kelly Hutchinson
Liz Feldman has extended her overall deal with Netflix, which has greenlit the dark comedy «All the Rage» from Feldman and Kelly Hutchinson, both executive producers.
Netflix has ordered the dark comedy series «All the Rage» from Liz Feldman and Kelly Hutchinson, extending Feldman's overall deal with the streamer. The pair will serve as co-creators and executive producers on the project, which marks another collaboration between the two writers after their work together on Netflix's «Dead to Me» and «No Good Deed».
Feldman created «Dead to Me», the Christina Applegate and Linda Cardellini-led series that ran for three seasons on Netflix and became one of the streamer's signature dark comedies. Hutchinson was a writer on that show and also worked on Apple's «Palm Royale». Their shared history in tone-driven, character-heavy comedy gives «All the Rage» a clear creative lineage at a moment when Netflix is leaning on proven in-house talent to fill its comedy pipeline.
The greenlight arrives alongside Feldman's extended overall deal, a sign that Netflix intends to keep the creator in its fold after the success of «Dead to Me» and her more recent series «No Good Deed». Overall deals of this kind give a streamer first look or exclusive access to a creator's output, and they are typically reserved for writers and producers with a track record of delivering shows that perform. Feldman now joins a small group of creators whose relationship with Netflix spans multiple series.
Details about the cast, episode count, production timeline, and premiere date for «All the Rage» have not been announced. The title itself signals the darkly comic register the duo is known for, though the logline and premise remain under wraps. Netflix has not indicated whether the series will be positioned as a limited run or a returning franchise.
The order fits a broader pattern in the streaming comedy market, where platforms increasingly favor creators with established hits over untested concepts. Dark comedy has been a reliable lane for Netflix, which has fielded titles ranging from «Dead to Me» to «Beef» and has continued to invest in half-hour and hour-long comedic dramas that blend humor with heavier themes. Feldman's work sits squarely in that tradition, pairing sharp dialogue with stories about grief, friendship, and moral compromise.
Hutchinson's résumé adds another credential to the partnership. Her time on «Palm Royale», Apple's star-studded period comedy, gave her experience with high-profile ensemble casts and tonally ambitious material, while her earlier work on «Dead to Me» kept her close to the creative voice that defined Feldman's Netflix run. The two are now tasked with building a new series from the ground up under the same roof that launched their previous collaboration.
For Netflix, the announcement is also a retention story. Keeping Feldman under an overall deal prevents a proven showrunner from taking new projects to a rival platform, and it gives the streamer a ready-made marketing hook: the creator of «Dead to Me» returning with a new dark comedy. That association is likely to draw attention from the same audience that followed the earlier series.
No release window has been set, and it is not yet clear when production will begin. The project remains in early development, with Feldman and Hutchinson writing and executive producing. Further announcements about casting and scheduling are expected as the series moves forward.
