Overview
- Paramount+ released all six episodes in the U.S. on December 11 following an earlier run in the U.K.
- The limited series adapts Sarah Vaughan’s novel, centering on an infant’s unexplained injury that triggers a social services investigation.
- Reviews range from positive to mixed, with consistent praise for Diane Kruger and Jo Joyner and critiques of clunky dialogue, plausibility gaps, and genre familiarity.
- Coverage notes the show’s focus on postpartum anxiety, friendship dynamics, and competing attitudes toward medical care, drawing comparisons to Big Little Lies and All Her Fault.
- Paramount+ has not announced a second season, and the creatives describe the adaptation as self-contained, though Diane Kruger has signaled openness to return if a strong story emerges.