An intriguing concept with a strong cast. Banks has proven her comedic talent in "Pitch Perfect," and the idea of "revenge of the shrunken wife" sounds fresh in an era of discussions about marriage.
Premiere on Peacock is scheduled for April 9, 2026 — a fantastical comedy about a married couple experiencing a relationship crisis. Les, a worker in the miniaturization department, accidentally shrinks his wife Lindy down to the size of a mouse. Instead of a tragedy, this becomes a catalyst for reevaluating power in the marriage: Lindy begins to hunt her husband, using her new size as an advantage. The tone is absurdist, with elements of dark comedy and social satire: it literally shows how men "shrink" their wives in relationships. The format is a mini-series (10 episodes) with a closed story. For fans of "Black Mirror" and "Honey, I Shrunk the Kids," looking for sci-fi with a feminist undertone.
No, it is announced as a mini-series with 10 episodes and a completed story — the concept of "shrinking" won't sustain a long narrative.
A mix of practical sets (giant household items) and CGI for scaling — budget on par with "Black Mirror."
A dark comedy with thriller elements — there are scenes of physical comedy and chases, but the focus is on psychological conflict.
Rated TV-MA — for adults, there are scenes of violence (in an ironic context) and sharp dialogues about marriage.
This focuses on adult relationships rather than children's adventures, plus social commentary on gender roles.