Netflix, Harlan Coben and Missing You

Netflix viewers make major complaint about ending of Harlan Coben's Missing You
Netflix viewers have been raving about Harlan Coben's new series, Missing You, but people aren't too pleased with how the the five-part show came to an end.
Missing You scores lower on Rotten Tomatoes than Harlan Coben's Fool Me Once, despite topping Netflix charts
Disclaimer: This article reflects the author’s opinions on Missing You and Fool Me Once. Since Missing You hit Netflix, people have had all sorts of reactions to it. It's based on a book by Harlan Coben that came out in 2014,
Netflix has eight Harlan Coben series you can binge after watching 'addicting' Missing You
Fans who've binge-watched the latest Harlan Coben drama have another eight they can get stuck into - and they're all available on Netflix. Missing You, which was released on New Year's Day, has had viewers 'addicted,' with many praising the five-parter's major twist.
Harlan Coben series to binge on Netflix after finishing Missing You
Harlan Coben continued his tradition of releasing a hit series on New Year's Day after Missing You landed on Netflix at the start of 2025. It follow's last year release of surprise hit Fool Me Once, starring Michelle Keegan.
‘Missing You,’ ‘Fool Me Once’ Exec Producers on the Tonal “Warmth” in Harlan Coben’s Netflix Series
And you always know from the start that Harlan has got a brilliant ending,” says Nicola Shindler, while the author promises his show will be “stirring the heart.”
Harlan Coben's Netflix shows: A guide to what to watch next
In February 2023, Netflix announced the next Harlan Coben project heading to the streaming service: Fool Me Once. The series was filmed in Manchester and follows Maya (Michelle Keegan), who is shocked to spot her husband Joe (Richard Armitage) - who she believed to be dead - in her house after installing a nanny-cam to watch over her daughter.
Netflix's Harlan Coben adaptation 'Missing You' is a twist-filled tale of deceit. Here's why a second season isn't on the cards.
"Missing You" is the latest Netflix show based on a Harlan Coben book, following the hugely successful adaption of "Fool Me Once."
Yes, the New Harlan Coben Netflix Series ‘Missing You,’ Uses the Title of John Waite’s Hit Song
When the novel came out, the two creators actually "did a couple of events together," the best-seller author shared during an appearance in London ahead of the show's Jan. 1 launch.
Netflix’s ‘Missing You’ Is an Impressive and Head-Spinning Harlan Coben Thriller: TV Review
In Netflix's new Harlan Coben drama, "Missing You" Rosalind Eleazar portays a police detective who reconnects with her long-vanished fiancé.
Why Is Missing You the Title of the Series & Harlan Coben’s Book?
Harlan Coben’s newest series Missing You, based on his book of the same name, has just premiered on Netflix, and fans have been wondering why the series has that title. The story follows a detective who comes across her ex-fiance on a dating app.
Author of Missing You, Harlan Coben, made a sneaky cameo in Netflix adaptation
Harlan Coben has penned 33 viral mystery and thriller novels, but his latest project has to be our favourite to date. The American author's 2014 book, Missing You, debuted its Netflix adaptation on New Year's Day and has had us glued to our sofas ever since.
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