After collaborating on a number of suspenseful series such as "Don't Go Far", "The Stranger", "Safety", and "The Best of Innocence", Netflix renewed its contract with writer Harlan Coben for more projects in October last year. The current cooperation between the two parties has added a new series called "Fool Me Once". The series, which is being produced in Manchester and the North West, is led by Richard Armitage, who has previously participated in "No" and "The Stranger", and "Friends" "Erin" Michelle Keegan, "Auntie" heroine Joanna Lumley and others are involved. The protagonist of the eight-episode series is "Maya Stern" played by Michelle. After her husband "Joe" (played by Richard) was brutally murdered, she had a very difficult time moving on with her life. One day, when Maya discovered a person who was supposed to be dead on the nanny cameras she installed around the house to monitor her young daughter, things changed. At the same time, her niece "Abby" and nephew "Daniel" are also shocked by the murder of their mothers a few months ago and are determined to find out the truth. Are these two tragedies related? Joanna will play "Joe's" protective mother "Judith", "Falling" "Glenn" Emmett J. Scanlan plays "Marty McGregor", and "Sherwood" "Andy" Adeel Akhtar plays "Sami Kierce", a detective in charge of Joe's case who also hides his own secrets.