Liz Feldman

Liz Feldman made her television debut in 1995 as both performer and writer on Nickelodeon's All That, and she trained in improv with The Second City and The Groundlings. Writing and performing have run side by side through her career ever since.

The writers' room took up much of the following years. Her credits there include Blue Collar TV, Hot in Cleveland, The Great Indoors, several Academy Awards ceremonies and 2 Broke Girls, while her work on The Ellen DeGeneres Show earned her four Emmy awards. In front of the camera, from 2008 to 2017 she hosted This Just Out, a YouTube talk show devoted to lesbian culture.

Her own series came next. She created the NBC sitcom One Big Happy, with Elisha Cuthbert in the lead, and in 2019 created and produced the Netflix dark comedy Dead to Me. No Good Deed, also for Netflix, was the second show under her overall deal with the service.