Overview
- The series debuted at No. 3 on Netflix’s U.S. Daily Top 10 with 5.2 million views and quickly climbed to No. 1.
- Lionsgate reacquired the rights in May and granted Netflix an exclusive one-year U.S. streaming license.
- Showrunner Rebecca Cutter has proposed a second season featuring a brief time jump and a fresh mystery.
- Fans have driven viral social media buzz, from debating character motivations to spotting on-screen details.
- The adaptation reimagined May Cobb’s novel to address contemporary Texas politics and themes of moral hypocrisy.