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One of the most anticipated crime series of spring 2026. If "Griselda" was enjoyed for Sofia Vergara in an unusual role, here they promise an even tougher and psychologically complex story of a woman in the criminal world.
Premiere on Peacock will take place on May 7, 2026 — a crime thriller from the creator of "Ozark," Bill Dubuque. Etta Tiger Jones, the heir to a drug cartel family in the Florida Keys, witnesses her loved ones being killed before her eyes. She decides to take revenge, transforming from a "helpless orphan" into the "crime queen" of South Florida. The tone is gritty, noir, with a "neon" aesthetic of Miami: here, the contrast between luxurious yachts and bloody showdowns, family drama and female vengeance. The format consists of 9 episodes with a closed story. For fans of "Ozark," "Griselda," and "The Godfather," looking for a female version of "The Godfather" in Florida.
Not announced — 9 episodes are structured as a closed story of Etta's transformation, but success may provoke an anthology (new heroine in Miami).
Not necessary, but Dubuque's style is recognizable: family crime dynasties, moral compromises, noir cinematography (here — Florida swamps and ocean).
A young woman from a smuggler family, whose name "Tiger" reflects her character — she transitions from victim to predator as the plot develops.
Real Miami without tourist gloss — the Keys, where poverty coexists with drug dollars, and Cuban/Latin American ghettos.
May 7, 2026, on Peacock — the entire season will be available at once for binge-watching (streaming strategy).