Netflix's 'The Madness' Tops Charts Despite Polarized Reviews

The political thriller starring Colman Domingo has sparked debate among viewers and critics over its execution and themes.

The Madness, an eight-episode Netflix series, debuted on November 28 and quickly became the platform's top show, according to FlixPatrol.
Colman Domingo stars as Muncie Daniels, a CNN pundit caught in a conspiracy after being framed for the murder of a white supremacist leader.
Critical reception has been mixed, with praise for Domingo's performance and the show's exploration of political and social themes, but criticism of its pacing and plausibility.
The series delves into themes of race, disinformation, and far-right ideologies, while also exploring Muncie's strained relationships with his family and his activist legacy.
Domingo has expressed interest in a potential second season, though Netflix has not confirmed any plans for continuation.