Warning: The following contains SPOILERS for No Good Deed season 1.No Good Deed show creator addresses the possibility of a second season. The dark comedy series stars Friends actor Lisa Kudrow and Ice Age star Ray Romano as a married couple who are selling their house three years after their son's death. The season 1 finale ties up many loose ends, including solving a three-year-long murder mystery and uncovering the true face of a neighbor, who turns out to be a manipulative woman and a criminal. The series also plants a potential arc, with the new owner of the Los Feliz home hiding another massive secret.

In an interview with TV Insider, the Netflix series' creator, Liz Feldman, discusses her thoughts on coming back for another season. While season 1 has wrapped up the story with satisfaction in eight episodes, Feldman reveals that she has a "very clear idea" of what season 2 will be about, and she's looking to "get into it with Netflix." Check out what she said below:

I have a very clear idea of what I want to do for Season 2. And I can’t wait to get into it with Netflix.

Netflix dropped all eight episodes of No Good Dead on December 12, which is still a little early to talk about renewal. The Netflix dark comedy series has received positive reviews from critics, with a 75% critical approval rate on Rotten Tomatoes, which is a great sign. Screen Rant's review of No Good Deed rated the series a 6 out of 10, praising the "beautiful dramatic performances" from its lead stars and unexpected plot twists. Check out what we said: