As a longtime TV fanatic, I like to think I have a good grasp on predicting where stories go. I saw the big Helly twist in Severance coming from a mile away, predicted who the real villain in Gen V Season 2 was, and even pieced together what the Good Place was in The Good Place.
So when I started Peacock’s new series All Her Fault, I thought I knew what I was in for: a Big Little Lies-esque domestic thriller that begins with affluent moms freaking out about their children and ends with murder. That turned out to be mostly true, but what I wasn’t expecting was the truly bonkers plot, the constant twists, and one of the most satisfying endings in television history.
