Netflix’s latest crime thriller His & Hers arrived earlier this month and has been building word‑of‑mouth as a January binge on Netflix. The six‑episode limited series adapts Alice Feeney’s 2020 novel of the same name, moving its twist‑driven murder story to the screen with a compact season order.
Tessa Thompson and Jon Bernthal star as Anna Andrews and Jack Harper, an estranged couple who become connected to the same homicide when a woman from their shared past is found dead. Anna covers the case as a television news presenter, while Jack leads the police investigation, with both characters holding back information that complicates the search for answers.
Across its episodes, His & Hers alternates between Anna’s and Jack’s perspectives, revisiting key scenes to show how each of them interprets events differently. The structure emphasizes shifting narration and incomplete memories, positioning the series closer to psychological suspense than a straightforward procedural.
Early write‑ups note that the show remains broadly faithful to the novel’s central twists while making adjustments to pacing and setting for television. Viewers interested in domestic noir and dual‑narrator mysteries may find its short runtime well‑suited to a single‑weekend watch.
