Netflix’s ‘Dang!’: Mike Schur’s Fresh Animated Series Set for 2026

Netflix is expanding its adult animation lineup with ‘Dang!’, a new series from the creative minds behind ‘The Solid Place’ and ‘Parks and Recreation’. The display, created by Andrew Law and Matt Murray, with Mike Schur as an executive producer, promises a comedic look at sibling dynamics in New York City.

What is ‘Dang!’ About?

‘Dang!’ centers around a brother and sister whose lives are upended when their high-achieving older sister decides she wants to spend time with them. The logline for the series reads: “follows a brother and sister duo whose fun, messy lives in New York City are interrupted when their worst nightmare comes true: their high-achieving older sister shows up and wants to hang out with them.”

Who’s Behind ‘Dang!’?

The series reunites several key players from successful comedies. Andrew Law and Matt Murray will serve as showrunners and executive producers. Mike Schur, known for his work on ‘The Good Place’, ‘Parks and Recreation’, and ‘Brooklyn Nine-Nine’, is also an executive producer. The Hollywood Reporter notes this continues Schur’s growing relationship with Netflix, following his work on ‘A Man on the Inside’.

Additional executive producers include Alan Yang (co-creator of the Netflix original ‘Master of None’) and David Miner (3Arts Entertainment). The animation will be handled by Titmouse, a studio with a substantial track record with Netflix, including projects like ‘Big Mouth’ and ‘Haunted Hotel’. What’s on Netflix reports Titmouse has over 20 Netflix TV credits.

Who’s in the Voice Cast?

The voice cast for ‘Dang!’ features:

• Stephanie Hsu (‘Everything Everywhere All at Once’)
• Poppy Liu (‘Hacks’)
• Andrew Law (‘Hacks’)

When Will ‘Dang!’ Premiere?

Netflix has announced that ‘Dang!’ is slated for release in 2026, with an expected premiere in late September 2026. Broadway World confirms production is nearing completion.

What to Expect

Given the creative team’s background, ‘Dang!’ is expected to deliver a blend of sharp wit and heartfelt moments. Showrunner Andrew Law teased that audiences should “fall in love with these characters. Or at least find them very, very attractive. Sexually.” The series is rated TV-MA for mature themes, including violence, nudity, language, and smoking.