Netflix Acquires Dramedy Series ‘AWOL’ From Team Behind ‘Game Night’

Netflix has secured the rights to “AWOL,” an hour-long dramedy series package developed by Craig Rowin and the directorial duo John Francis Daley and Jonathan Goldstein, following a competitive bidding process. The deal, the specifics of which remain undisclosed, brings the project into development at the streaming giant.

The Chenab Times has learned that while details regarding the plot of “AWOL” are currently scarce, the series marks a significant new development for the creative team. Daley and Goldstein are widely recognized for their successful collaboration on the critically acclaimed comedy “Game Night,” a film praised for its sharp writing and comedic timing. Rowin, who is attached as a writer, brings his own distinct voice to the project, having previously worked on comedy series like “Silicon Valley.”

The acquisition by Netflix underscores the platform’s ongoing strategy to invest in high-profile comedic and dramatic series with proven creative talent. The hour-long format suggests a blend of character-driven storytelling and comedic exploration, a space where Daley and Goldstein have demonstrated considerable success. Their previous work together includes directing the Warner Bros. film “Vacation Friends” and writing for “Spider-Man: Homecoming.”

“AWOL” will enter Netflix’s extensive development slate, joining a growing library of original content aimed at a global audience. The project’s potential for broad appeal, combined with the established track record of its creators, positions it as a noteworthy addition to the streaming service’s upcoming programming. Further details regarding casting, production timelines, and the narrative direction of “AWOL” are expected to be announced as the series progresses through its development stages.

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