If you watch “Making a Murderer” looking for answers, you should know by now that you’ve come to the wrong place. The first season of Netflix’s cultural phenomenon was, on the surface, all about answers. Or the lack thereof. Or the search for them. But, over the course of the 10 episodes, which premiered in 2015, answers are few and far between. Of course, this is exactly what makes the show so appealing.

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When the Laura Ricciardi and Moira Demos -directed “Making A Murderer” hit Netflix late last year, it was nothing less than a bombshell. The ten-part documentary riveted audiences and saw questions about the case surrounding Steven Avery and his family spill online, where further discussion took place about every angle of the story. So naturally, Hollywood has coming calling.

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Ricciardi and Demos have inked a deal to adapt and direct a TV series based on the Huffington Post article “America’s Most Admired Lawbreaker.” It tells the story of how Johnson & Johnson, the venerable multinational corporation, made billions off of an illegal effort to push a drug on children and the elderly, without disclosing the side effects.

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