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The Split: Barcelona had its fans in a frenzy as the beloved BBC drama wrapped up on Monday night (December 30). As the two-part special drew to a close, it was a rollercoaster of emotions with bombshell revelations that put the much-anticipated wedding at risk. The finale, featuring Nicola Walker and Stephen Mangan, had audiences captivated as they followed the trials and tribulations of divorce lawyer Hannah Stern.
With the series reaching its climax and Hannah securing her own slice of happiness, viewers were quick to laud the show, with many clamouring for more. Flocking to social media platform X, one fan expressed: "I was feeling every emotion watching #TheSplit unfold-betrayal, love, and unexpected twists! ". "Who else is on the edge of their seat with this drama rollercoaster?".
Another shared their emotional response: "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.
", reports the Mirror . A third chimed in: "Always such beautiful writing and wonderful characters. Always smile and cry #TheSplit #thesplitbarcelona.
" Echoing the sentiments, another viewer praised: "I b***dy love Nicola Walker! And I'm glad 'Hannah' finally got her happy ending too! ". And yet another fan pleaded for the show's return: "Please, please, please, please don't let that be it. Bring it back.
I just love it so much." The acclaimed legal drama The Split, which delves into the complex world of the Defoe family, renowned for their prowess in divorce law, has been a fixture on BBC One from 2018 to 2022. Over three gripping seasons, the series, masterminded by Abi Morgan, has captivated audiences with its blend of personal and professional turmoil.
At the heart of the show are Hannah and her sisters Nina, portrayed by Annabel Scholey, and Rose, played by Fiona Button, along with their mother Ruth, brought to life by Deborah Findlay. Together, they navigate the treacherous waters of high-stakes divorce cases while managing their own intricate family relationships. In the special two-part episode titled The Split: Barcelona, viewers were treated to a reunion of the Defoe clan as they gathered for a destination wedding, delving into themes of love, legacy, and the evolving nature of marriage.
Nicola Walker, who stars as Hannah, spoke about her character's journey during the special, commenting: "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 touched on the concept of 'empty nest syndrome', reflecting on Hannah's impending experience: "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.".
