Trending Now - Dan Levy Reveals Planned Shocking Twist in 'big Mistakes' Finale
WHO:
Collider - Dan Levy is the creator and star of the Netflix series "Big Mistakes."
CBS News Entertainment - Rachel Sennott is involved in the series "Big Mistakes."
WHAT:
Coming Soon - "Big Mistakes" debuted on April 9th, 2026, with all eight episodes released simultaneously.
Coming Soon - The series has received an impressive Rotten Tomatoes score, currently better than "Schitt's Creek."
Collider - Dan Levy revealed that he and Rachel Sennott planned a shocking twist for the Season 1 finale of "Big Mistakes" from the start.
CBS News Entertainment - "Big Mistakes" is a comedy series that revolves around organized crime.
WHERE:
CBS News Entertainment - The series "Big Mistakes" is available on Netflix.
WHEN:
Collider - The first season of "Big Mistakes" is currently airing in 2026.
CBS News Entertainment - Dan Levy reflected on his previous work in "Schitt's Creek," which concluded in 2020.
WHY:
CBS News Entertainment - Dan Levy used his own life experiences to help shape his character's relationships in "Big Mistakes."
HOW:
Coming Soon - Reviews for "Big Mistakes" have praised its humor, style, performances, and tone.
Collider - Dan Levy discussed his plans for a five-season arc for "Big Mistakes."
(UPDATED April 11, 2026 03:49 UTC)
The new series "Big Mistakes" debuted on Thursday, releasing all eight episodes at once and has already garnered an impressive Rotten Tomatoes score, surpassing that of "Schitt's Creek." Critics have praised the show for its humor, style, performances, and overall tone. With such strong reviews, it seems "Big Mistakes" is making a significant impact in the streaming landscape.
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(UPDATED April 11, 2026 01:22 UTC)
Dan Levy, the creator and star of the Netflix series "Big Mistakes," has revealed that he and co-star Rachel Sennott planned a shocking twist for the Season 1 finale right from the beginning. The comedy series, which revolves around organized crime, is currently airing its first season in 2026, and Levy has drawn from his own life experiences to shape his character's relationships. He also shared his vision for the show, outlining plans for a five-season arc that builds on the success of his previous work in "Schitt's Creek."