Dead To Me creator Liz Feldman is still All The Rage at Netflix

Feldman's latest show, All The Rage, co-created by Kelly Hutchinson, is a half-hour dark comedy about vengeful best friends. 

By Matt Schimkowitz  |  September 17, 2026 | 7:40pm
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Dead To Me creator Liz Feldman is still All The Rage at Netflix

Liz Feldman is hardly dead to Netflix. After delivering No Good Deed in 2025 and since no good deed goes unpunished, the Dead To Me creator is gearing up with another series at the streamer, and she’s bringing her old pal and frequent collaborator Kelly Hutchinson into the fold for a new half-hour comedy thirsting for revenge. The new series, entitled All The Rage, follows Emma and Eli, estranged best friends who reconnect to take down the man who tore them apart. According to Feldman and Hutchinson in a statement, the revenge story is a “completely made-up story” that was “inspired by our very real friendship.” 

Netflix also announced it extended its creative partnership with Feldman, promising she’ll continue to develop TV shows and movies for the streamer. Her most famous, the frequent Emmy nominee Dead To Me wrapped in 2022, coinciding with Christina Applegate’s multiple sclerosis diagnosis, which caused the actress to step away from on-camera work. Feldman’s last show, No Good Deed, starring Lisa Kudrow and Ray Romano, is on pause but, per Deadline, was never officially cancelled. Though they offered no indication of No Good Deed‘s return, Netflix remains satisfied so long as Feldman is working on a show with a three-word title. 

 
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