Ray Romano's New Netflix Series
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Ray Romano’s new Netflix series, No Good Deed, is a dark comedy
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No Good Deed is the latest genre-busting Netflix series from Dead to Me creator Liz Feldman .
Romano and Lisa Kudrow star in the series as the owners of an open house in a Los Angeles neighborhood.
He says he's still learning on the fly and has some big ideas for where he’d like to go next.
The first time I ever had to go deep was during Vinyl , when my character contemplates killing himself in the car.
The older I get, it's easier it is to tap into emotion than in the past, she says.
She says she emailed Jason Katims directly for the Parenthood part.
This is your first lead TV role in quite some time.
The only thing I pass on, really, is when half-hour comedies come up.
"I'm getting older. I’m aging myself out of this," he says of his new role.