Liz Feldman and Kelly Hutchinson reunite for Netflix revenge comedy 'All The Rage'
Liz Feldman, creator of Dead To Me, is developing a new half-hour dark comedy for Netflix called All The Rage, co-created with Kelly Hutchinson. The show follows estranged best friends who reconnect to take down the man who tore them apart. Netflix has also extended its creative partnership with Feldman for future projects.
The project marks a reunion for Feldman and Hutchinson, who previously collaborated on *Dead To Me* and other series. Their new show, *All The Rage*, centers on a plot of mutual vengeance, though the creators emphasize it is fictional, drawing only from the dynamic of their own long-standing friendship. Netflix has formalized its commitment to Feldman with an extended overall deal, covering both television and film development. Her prior series, *No Good Deed*, remains in limbo—not officially canceled, but with no announced renewal, leaving its future uncertain as Feldman pivots to this new half-hour comedy.
This announcement signals Netflix’s continued investment in creator-driven dark comedies, particularly those with established fan bases from prior hits. The show’s premise—female friendship and revenge—could resonate with audiences seeking cathartic, character-led humor, especially following the cultural footprint of *Dead To Me*. However, its impact may be limited by the crowded streaming landscape, where even high-profile projects face stiff competition for attention. The extended partnership also suggests stability for Feldman, potentially influencing how other showrunners negotiate long-term deals with platforms.