FX has ordered “Disinherited,” a new drama series from Peter Gould, the co-creator of “Better Call Saul,” to series. The show, starring Victoria Pedretti and Kiera Allen, centers on two sisters whose lives are upended by an unexpected inheritance. The greenlight, announced on March 4, 2026, marks a significant addition to FX’s growing slate of original programming and signals a continued investment in character-driven storytelling. The series promises a compelling narrative exploring themes of family, wealth, and hidden secrets, and is expected to draw audiences interested in complex, morally ambiguous dramas.
The premise of “Disinherited” revolves around the sudden fortune bestowed upon two sisters, played by Pedretti and Allen, thrusting them into a world vastly different from their own. According to the show’s logline, they locate themselves navigating “a world of generational wealth and long-buried crimes.” This unexpected shift in circumstances will undoubtedly test their bond and force them to confront uncomfortable truths about their family’s past. The series aims to deliver a gripping story that blends suspense, intrigue, and emotional depth, appealing to fans of shows like “Succession” and “Big Little Lies.”
A Familiar Creative Force Behind the Scenes
Peter Gould’s involvement is a major draw for the project. Having garnered critical acclaim for his work on “Better Call Saul,” Gould brings a proven track record of crafting nuanced characters and compelling narratives. He will serve as the writer and executive producer of “Disinherited,” and also directed the pilot episode. Gould’s previous successes extend to “Breaking Bad,” where he was a writer and producer, further solidifying his reputation as a master storyteller. Joining Gould as executive producers are Rian Johnson, Ram Bergman, and Nena Rodrigue of T-Street, the production company behind films like “Knives Out” and “Glass Onion.” FX Productions will serve as the studio.
The Leading Ladies: Pedretti and Allen
Victoria Pedretti has quickly turn into a prominent figure in television, earning recognition for her roles in Mike Flanagan’s horror series “The Haunting of Hill House” and “The Haunting of Bly Manor.” She also captivated audiences as Love Quinn in the Netflix thriller “You.” Her ability to portray complex and emotionally vulnerable characters makes her an ideal fit for the lead role in “Disinherited.” Kiera Allen is known for her performance opposite Sarah Paulson in the Hulu psychological thriller “Run.” She is also slated to appear in Jonathan Sobol’s “Littlemouth,” alongside Dennis Quaid and Josh Hutcherson. Allen’s rising star power and talent for portraying compelling characters will add another layer of depth to the series.
FX Expands its Drama Lineup
The order of “Disinherited” comes as FX continues to expand its slate of original dramas. The network recently greenlit a spinoff of “Snowfall,” starring Gail Bean and Isaiah John, and a television adaptation of the “Far Cry” video game franchise, developed by Noah Hawley and Rob Mac. These additions demonstrate FX’s commitment to diverse and high-quality programming. According to Gina Balian, president of FX Entertainment, “‘Disinherited’ is exactly the kind of bold, character-driven storytelling that defines FX.” She further emphasized that the series is “a deeply human story about family, power and consequence, that plays with high moral stakes.”
What to Expect Next
With the series order now confirmed, production on “Disinherited” is expected to begin soon. While a premiere date has not yet been announced, the series is slated to air on both FX and Hulu, offering viewers multiple platforms to access the show. Fans of Peter Gould’s previous work, as well as those drawn to compelling character studies and suspenseful dramas, will undoubtedly be eager to observe how this story unfolds. FX has not yet released information regarding the number of episodes in the first season, or a detailed production timeline. Updates regarding casting for the supporting roles of Karl Glusman, Alan Ruck, Katja Herbers, Eddie Marsan, and Jonathan Higginbotham are also anticipated.
“Disinherited” promises to be a captivating addition to the television landscape, blending a compelling premise with a talented cast and a seasoned creative team. The series’ exploration of wealth, family secrets, and the consequences of past actions is sure to resonate with audiences. As production gets underway, viewers can anticipate further details about the show’s release and the unfolding story of these two sisters and their unexpected inheritance.
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