Overview
- The six-episode series concluded on Monday, October 5, with a finale that delivered significant revelations for the Kishan family while leaving several plotlines unfinished.
- Creator Ursula Rani Sarma told Radio Times she hopes the show will run for at least three seasons but the BBC has not confirmed any renewal.
- Cast members said they were surprised by the final script and described the episode as unpredictable and 'wrong-footing' them when they first read it.
- The BBC has scheduled the next programme to occupy the slot after The Split Up, with reports naming Time returning to the schedule from October 11.
- Key unresolved elements that could drive future episodes include who will lead the family law firm, tangled personal relationships, and a character’s health and grief struggles, and the series is available on BBC One and BBC iPlayer.