Netflix drama dropping on New Year's Day that's as gripping as Fool Me Once
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Netflix show Missing You is set to be released on the streaming giant on New Year’s Day. Missing You is adapted from the novel by Harlan Coben, who’s also the brains behind hit series such as Safe, The Stranger, Stay Close, and hit Michelle Keegan show Fool Me Once. According to critics who’ve been lucky enough to watch Missing You already, Missing You is sure to thrill anyone who was drawn in by Fool Me Once.
Netflix has released a short description for Missing You, stating: “When Detective Kat Donovan matches on a dating app with the fiancé who disappeared years before, she learns that some secrets are best left in the past.” Alongside the teasing synopsis, we also know that talented actress Rosalind Eleazar will be leading the series, while Richard Armitage will return for his fourth Harlan Coben adaptation.
The Metro compared Missing you to its predecessor, which came out exactly a year earlier on January 1, 2024: “This year we had Michelle Keegan and Dame Joanna Lumley’s brilliantly camp showdown in Fool Me Once and now we have Missing You. I got the entire series ahead of release and you can sure bet I binged it in one sitting. It was unhinged, maddening and nonsensical. But I loved it.”.
Collider also gushed over the series, writing: “Missing You is an extremely bingeable series that offers good answers to its mysteries if you stick with it. Before that happens, however, you’ll be on a rollercoaster of twists and seemingly random events that pay off sooner rather than later.
