[Warning: The following contains MAJOR spoilers from RippleSeason 1.]
If you’re looking for a holiday break binge, Netflix’s Ripple needs to be on your list. Because as Ian Harding fittingly puts it, the entire experience “was such a gift.”
Originally slated for Hallmark+, the drama from Michele Giannusa (The Dead Girls Detective Agency) about four New York strangers brought together by fate eventually wound up on Netflix. And to be honest, it’s a way better fit, given Ripple‘s grittier themes, as well as the risky move to give Harding’s character a less-than-happy ending.
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