James and writer Ethan Banville pitched Oddballs to Netflix in early 2020. The streamer picked up the series later that year, but COVID-19 had other plans.
Lockdowns resulting from the pandemic caused the entire first season to be produced remotely. If you thought you hated Zoom meetings, imagine how the Oddballs crew felt trying to produce a show with them!
Despite the complications, James and Co. completed the first season of Odballs in time for its October 7, 2022, release.
Oddly enough, the show doesn’t have a critic score on Rotten Tomatoes, but 76 percent of the audience enjoyed the first season. There was enough of a positive response for Netflix to renew Oddballs for a second season.
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