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Divorce (2016)
6.8/10on IMDb
First aired
Frances and Robert discover that deciding to separate leaves an enormous amount still to negotiate. HBO's 2016 Divorce keeps money, property, children and bruised pride in the same conversation. Its dry humour is useful when you want the process to feel prolonged and aggravating rather than transformed by one liberating speech. Neither spouse gets to control every account of what went wrong.
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Fleishman Is in Trouble (2022)
7.7/10on IMDb
First aired
Toby's new apartment, childcare arrangements and dating-app enthusiasm make a recognisable post-divorce routine before Fleishman Is in Trouble starts asking whose experience has been overlooked. The logistics matter because they reveal what each former partner thinks the other should still provide. This is an emotionally demanding drama, including painful material about mental health and childbirth. Choose it for an account that gradually complicates its own starting perspective.
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Uncoupled (2022)
7.0/10on IMDb
First aired
After seventeen years together, Michael is abruptly returned to a dating world that has changed without him. Uncoupled gives the initial shock company in the form of friends, work and an apartment full of relationship residue. Its affluent New York setting is polished rather than financially representative. The useful recognition is how many ordinary decisions were previously made with another person in mind.
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Casual (2015)
7.5/10on IMDb
First aired
A newly divorced therapist moves in with her brother, bringing her teenage daughter and a great deal of unfinished emotional business. Casual makes a change of address feel like the beginning of another set of dependencies. Dating is present, but the household's habits and attempts to help one another are often more revealing. Pick it for awkward comedy about trying to be independent while still needing somewhere to land.
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The Split (2018)
7.9/10on IMDb
First aired
The divorce lawyers in The Split can discuss a client's settlement more clearly than their own intimate lives. Work and family repeatedly expose the gap between understanding the process and being able to manage its feelings. It is a glossy, relationship-driven British drama rather than practical legal guidance. Choose it for attention to negotiations that continue long after one person has decided the marriage should end.
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Uncoupled in Rio (2021)
First aired
Separation does not produce two affordable homes in the 2021 Brazilian Uncoupled in Rio. A former couple has to remain in the same apartment, making privacy, visitors and ordinary domestic routines immediate problems. The comedy comes from a relationship ending faster than its housing arrangement can change. It is the most literal shared-space option here, with Portuguese-language dialogue and a lighter, more farcical rhythm.
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The Four Seasons (2025)
7.2/10on IMDb
First aired
One couple's split changes the terms of everybody else's holiday in the 2025 The Four Seasons. Invitations, loyalty and the introduction of a new partner become group decisions nobody quite agreed to make. It is particularly good for the social aftermath: mutual friends cannot simply carry on with the old seating plan. The tone is comic, though the discomfort comes from affection and history that remain in circulation.
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Girlfriends' Guide to Divorce (2014)
7.0/10on IMDb
First aired
A self-help writer has to renegotiate her own public identity when her marriage breaks down. Girlfriends' Guide to Divorce combines lawyers, children, money and newly necessary friendships with a glossy Los Angeles social world. Choose it for the practical and reputational work of admitting that the advice-giver also needs help. Its heightened romantic complications are part of the entertainment, not a model for how quickly recovery should happen.
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Us (2020)
7.4/10on IMDb
First aired
In the 2020 British Us, Connie announces that she wants to leave just before a long-planned family holiday through Europe. The itinerary continues while everyone has a different idea of what the trip is now for. Douglas's determination to make the journey work brings practical planning into painful contact with a relationship he cannot schedule back into place. It suits viewers who recognise the difficulty of dismantling a shared future already booked.
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Love Life (2020)
7.4/10on IMDb
First aired
Each season of the 2020 American Love Life follows a different person through relationships that leave habits, assumptions and social ties behind. The breakups matter because the next relationship does not begin with a completely new person. Pick it for a broader view of accumulated aftermath, including the marriage and divorce in the second season. Its romantic-comedy structure supplies momentum without making every failed relationship meaningless.
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