Sarah Snook's new thriller series All Her Fault has finally landed a UK and Ireland streaming home.
The show, which is based on the "breathlessly twisty" book by Andrea Mara, was first announced last year to air on Peacock in the US.
It has now been confirmed that Sky will air the show in the UK and Ireland, with a launch date yet to be revealed.
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Succession star Snook will take on the role of Marissa Irvine, who goes to collect her son from a playdate with another boy at his new school.
However, she experiences "every parent's worst nightmare" when the woman who answers the door isn't a mother she recognises, nor a nanny, and doesn't have her son Milo.
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The series is also set to star The Bear's Abby Elliott, Ripley's Dakota Fanning, The White Lotus' Jake Lacy, Dungeons & Dragons' Sophia Lillis and Secret Headquarters' Michael Peña.
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Megan Gallagher has written and created the series, with 3 Body Problem's Minkie Spiro directing the first episode and Snook on board as an executive producer.
"We are thrilled to be bringing this twisty suburban-thriller to our UK and Ireland customers," said Sky UK and Europe's group director of acquisitions Katie Keenan.
"We are excited to partner once again with NBCUniversal, alongside producers Carnival who have recently brought us the hugely successful Sky Original dramas The Day of the Jackal and Lockerbie: A Search for Truth.
"With a stellar cast led by Sarah Snook, All Her Fault promises to be a huge fan-favourite."
All Her Fault will air on Peacock in the US and Sky in the UK, with a release date yet to be confirmed.
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