Netflix Greenlights Dark Comedy 'All the Rage' From Dead to Me Creators
Netflix has ordered the dark comedy series 'All the Rage' from Liz Feldman and Kelly Hutchinson, who previously collaborated on 'Dead to Me' and 'No Good Deed.' Feldman has also extended her overall deal with the streamer. Will Ferrell and Jessica Elbaum will executive produce via Gloria Sanchez Productions.
Feldman's expanded Netflix partnership follows her track record with the streamer, where both "Dead to Me" and "No Good Deed" found audiences. The new project reunites her with Hutchinson, a writing collaborator on those prior series, while Gloria Sanchez Productions' Ferrell and Elbaum return as executive producers alongside Christie Smith. The creative team's continuity suggests a consistent tonal approach for the upcoming series.
The greenlight arrives as Netflix continues investing heavily in established showrunners with proven streaming hits. Feldman's extended deal signals the platform's confidence in her dark comedy sensibility, which previously blended grief, humor, and twist-driven storytelling across multiple seasons.
This order could reinforce Netflix's strategy of nurturing creator relationships that yield repeat successes, potentially shaping what dark comedy looks like on the platform. Viewers who connected with "Dead to Me" may find familiar emotional territory here, while the involvement of established producers may signal strong marketing support. The series could also influence how other streamers approach talent retention deals, though its broader cultural footprint will depend on execution and audience reception.