Is that a tear in your eye? Fans of BBC's The Split are demanding more after a dramatic finale in Barcelona!
As the curtain falls on the much-loved BBC drama, "The Split," fans are heartbroken following its emotional conclusion set in stunning Barcelona. This finale was not the closure eager viewers hoped for, but rather a bittersweet goodbye that has everyone clamouring for more. With creator Abi Morgan revealing that the show was always meant to conclude after three seasons, fans are left questioning why the drama must end just when they didn’t want it to! The captivating performances, particularly by Nicola Walker, had viewers hooked from the very start, making this finale feel like a painful farewell rather than a full stop.
In this sharp and witty Catalan spin-off, we watched Hannah navigate the rocky waters of family ties and love interests against a backdrop sprinkled with vibrant Spanish flair. Every look exchanged and every tear shed had viewers experiencing a whirlpool of emotions, leaving them chatting away about quotas of heartache over coffee for days after. With each twist and turn, moments of frisson lit up the screen, often interspersed with scenes of genuine warmth and humor. The character development really hit home, especially for Hannah, who grappled with her unresolved feelings towards Nathan while trying to forge new connections, including that all-important conversation with Archie on the beach.
As the finale aired, Twitter exploded with fans expressing their grief with comments about "floods of tears" and desperate pleas aimed at BBC bosses. The blend of chaos and undeniable charm within this family of female divorce lawyers kept audiences glued to their screens, emphasizing how relatable and engaging the series truly was. As the emotional rollercoaster reached its peak, viewers reflected on what they loved most about the show — its authenticity, humor, and heart.
While the show may have drawn to a close, the debates among viewers and critics about its legacy have only just begun. Can you believe that the audience was left feeling every possible emotion after just a two-part special? As we wipe our tears and reminisce about Hannah, Rose, and the gang, it turns out that sometimes the best love stories are wrapped up in legal drama — or is it the other way around? Only time will tell if the tearful pleas of fans are loud enough to bring this powerful drama back for an encore! And who knew divorce lawyers could inspire such a following? Perhaps it's a gentle reminder that even in endings, there are new beginnings...
As things stand, the show will not return with a fourth outing. Creator Abi Morgan said that she'd always planned for the drama to air in three seasons. "It was ...
This sharp, witty Catalan spinoff of the BBC divorce lawyer series sees Nicola Walker's Hannah on stunning form – with moments of frisson guaranteed to ...
This final resolution with Nathan leads Hannah to speak to Archie candidly on the beach about her fears of starting something new, as she hasn't “forgiven ...
FANS of BBC drama The Split have been left in floods of tears after the finale of the Barcelona special. The popular show had returned for a two-parter that was set in Spain, but it has spelt the very end for fans. Advertisement.
Rose (Fiona Button) is bristling at the responsibilities that come with her new life as partner to a vicar (Kobna Holdbrook-Smith's Glen), while Nina is ...
The Split: Barcelona fans were left feeling 'every emotion' as the BBC drama aired the conclusion of its two-part specialon Monday night (December 30)
I loved the show, a glossy soap opera about a family of female divorce lawyers. It was very silly at times – with everyone bringing their own brand of chaos ...