An unexplained disappearance. A dysfunctional family. A bizarre twist ending. And Tenniscore. At first glance, Peacock’s Apples Never Fall feels like a paint-by-numbers Liane Moriarty adaptation. The author’s already seen two of her best-selling books – Big Little Lies and Nine Perfect Strangers – receive the small-screen treatment, but her latest mystery melodrama is a bit more mundane. We’ve swapped multi-million dollar mansions on the California coast for a kitchen in need of renovations. Wellness spas doubling as psilocybin-pushing cults transform into aging retirees struggling to parent their flailing adult offspring. It’s the banalities of life that prove deadly here.