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Trigonometry (2020)
7.2/10on IMDb
First aired
A cash-strapped couple take in a lodger and discover that their growing attachment does not fit the relationship structure they assumed they wanted. The attraction develops through cooking, work and tentative conversations rather than a sensational reveal. This intimate eight-part drama is a thoughtful discovery about negotiating care, with sexually frank material and no easy instruction manual.
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Love Me (2021)
7.5/10on IMDb
First aired
The 2021 Australian adaptation follows members of one Melbourne family finding love at different ages after a bereavement. The pleasure is seeing desire coexist with grief, habits and responsibilities instead of replacing them. Choose it for adult performances, especially Hugo Weaving, and for the contrast between what relatives understand about one another and what they miss.
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Mix Tape (2025)
7.6/10on IMDb
First aired
Former teenage lovers reconnect through songs while living very different adult lives. Music supplies remembered feeling, but the four-part 2025 miniseries has to reckon with the people and commitments that now exist around it. This is an affecting route for viewers interested in timing and nostalgia, with infidelity and painful family history complicating the romantic pull.
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Wanderlust (2018)
7.0/10on IMDb
First aired
A therapist and her husband try to change the terms of a marriage that has become emotionally and sexually stuck. Toni Collette makes the experiment feel hopeful, awkward and difficult in different measures. The six-part British drama is for conversations about desire and compromise, with explicit sexual material and no promise that being articulate prevents someone causing harm.
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The Bisexual (2018)
6.5/10on IMDb
First aired
Leila's exploration after a long relationship unsettles both her romantic life and the community that thought it already understood her. Desiree Akhavan's dry comedy is especially good on the prejudices hidden inside supposedly open-minded conversations. It is a short, sexually frank discovery about labels, rejection and the gap between knowing what you want and being able to say it.
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The Flatshare (2022)
7.3/10on IMDb
First aired
Two people share a bed on opposite schedules and begin getting to know one another through notes. The device makes practical constraints and small acts of attention do the work of a meet-cute. This six-part British adaptation offers a warmly accessible romance, while taking emotional abuse and the damage left by a previous relationship seriously.
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Laid (2024)
6.9/10on IMDb
First aired
In the 2024 American version, Ruby's former partners begin dying, forcing her to revisit the account she tells herself about love and responsibility. Stephanie Hsu's comic energy makes a wonderfully strange romantic premise workable. Expect sexual frankness, death and friendship as well as attraction; its single season ends with questions that cancellation left unresolved.
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Too Much (2025)
6.2/10on IMDb
First aired
A heartbroken New Yorker moves to London and finds that the appealing musician she meets has a life more complicated than her imagined romantic escape. Megan Stalter and Will Sharpe make the chemistry funny without smoothing away embarrassment or damage. The 2025 series is a useful discovery for someone who wants romance entangled with work, habits and the stories people import into it.
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Funny Woman (2023)
7.5/10on IMDb
First aired
An aspiring comedy performer enters 1960s London television and has to decide which professional and romantic compromises she can live with. Gemma Arterton gives the attraction and ambition equal energy. This is the period-flavoured choice for a viewer who wants relationships shaped by working together, with sexism and unequal opportunities complicating the apparently glamorous setting.
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The Beautiful Lie (2015)
7.3/10on IMDb
First aired
The six-part Australian reimagining of Anna Karenina puts a former tennis star's affair inside a network of marriages, children and family loyalties. Sarah Snook makes the attraction understandable without removing its cost. Choose this deliberately tragic romantic drama for consequences and conflicting desires, with betrayal and mental distress making it a demanding alternative to an easy love story.
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Him & Her (2010)
7.8/10on IMDb
First aired
Steve and Becky's relationship is built from shared habits, bodily indignities and the ability to recognise exactly what the other person finds ridiculous. The small flat allows an unusually convincing intimacy to emerge around intrusive friends and family. This older discovery is crude and sometimes painfully embarrassing, but its romantic warmth comes from compatibility rather than grand gestures.
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Call It Love (2023)
7.7/10on IMDb
First aired
A woman planning revenge finds that the man she blames is much lonelier and gentler than the role she assigned him. The Korean-language drama makes attention and hesitation more important than declarations. Its slow pace suits a viewer willing to watch attraction change somebody's understanding, with family betrayal and persistent sadness shaping the romance.
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