Big Mistakes
The long-awaited return of Dan Levy to family stories. If "Schitt's Creek" was about the wealthy losing money, this is about the poor finding trouble — but with the same warm perspective on family ties.
Premiere on Netflix is scheduled for April 9, 2026 — a comedic crime series from the creator of "Schitt's Creek." Nikki and Morgan, two deeply incompetent siblings, attempt to steal a necklace for their dying grandmother, but accidentally get involved in organized crime. They are blackmailed into performing dangerous tasks, and they "clumsily fail upwards." The tone is chaotic, with Levy's characteristic sense of family dynamics: the characters are neither smart nor brave, but they are stubborn. The format consists of short episodes (30 minutes) and a fast pace. For fans of "Schitt's Creek," "Superstore," and "Fargo" in a comedic interpretation.
Not announced — the first season is self-contained, but the success of "Schitt's Creek" suggests the possibility of continuation if viewership is high.
Not necessary, but the same style of dialogue and focus on family quirks will be felt, though there is more criminal action here.
Nikki (Levy) is a pastor, Morgan (Ortega) is unemployed, both live with their mom (Metcalf) and got caught up in the theft out of foolishness.
Comedic — there are shootouts and chases, but in the spirit of the Coen's "Fargo," with irony and no blood.
A reference to the "big mistakes" of the main characters that cascade into disaster, but turn into a comedy of errors.