Fans of The Split: Barcelona were left reeling as they tuned in to BBC’s gripping show, which rounded off its dramatic journey on Monday night (December 30).
The two-part special saw viewers hooked as shattering revelations emerged, casting shadows over the central wedding. Stars Nicola Walker and Stephen Mangan led the finale, showcasing stellar performances with Walker portraying the skilful divorce lawyer Hannah Stern.
Amidst the riveting conclusion, which saw Hannah Stern find a resolution, fans were quick to share their adulation for the show across social media lengths and breadths. One viewer gushed on platform X: “I was feeling every emotion watching #TheSplit unfold-betrayal, love, and unexpected twists!”
Another shared their emotional ride: “Crying like a baby at #thesplit, especially when @StephenMangan said ‘you’re not my person anymore, go find your person.’ Beautiful acting and words, summing up everything I feel as a single divorced fortysomething. Well done@bbc @JasonManford pass this on to your amazing wife.”
Hannah Stern was back for the final part of The Split: Barcelona
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Their commendations didn’t stop there, recognising the sheer artistry behind the screenplay and acting, reports the Mirror.
A third enthused about the programmes craftsmanship: “Always such beautiful writing and wonderful characters. Always smile and cry #TheSplit #thesplitbarcelona.”
Another fan couldnt hide their affection for leading lady Nicola Walker: “I b***dy love Nicola Walker! And I’m glad ‘Hannah’ finally got her happy ending too!”.
The outpouring of praise had some fans clamouring for more: “Please, please, please, please don’t let that be it. Bring it back. I just love it so much.”
Stephen Mangan returned for the special The Split: Barcelona
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The acclaimed legal drama The Split has been an audience captivator, charting the personal and professional dramas of the Defoe family, who are well-known as divorce lawyers for their celebrity clientele. Launched in 2018, just wrapping up their third season on BBC One this year, Abi Morgan’s creation dives deep into the tumultuous world of high-flying legal battles intertwined with intricate family affairs.
At its core are Hannah and her sisters Nina, portrayed by Annabel Scholey, and Rose, played by Fiona Button, along with their mother Ruth, acted by Deborah Findlay. They deftly handle delicate familial relationships alongside high-stakes divorce cases.
Fans are begging for another series of The Split: Barcelona
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In a unique spin-off titled The Split: Barcelona, the much-beloved Defoe clan find themselves entwined in the sunny escapades of a destination wedding, delving further into the rich tapestry of love, inheritance, and the evolving nature of marriage.
Nicola Walker, who embodies the character of Hannah, reflects on her character’s journey during the course of the two-part event, mentioning: “This is a new chapter in her life as a parent because when your daughter is getting married, you’re moving into a different phase.”
She also touches on the challenges Hannah faces as she broaches a transitional period in life, stating: “You know that awful phrase – ’empty nest syndrome’? Hannah is getting close to the time when she will be in that house on her own.”
The Split: Barcelona is available to watch on BBC IPlayer