Dear Husband, Let's Get Divorced

A must watch for those who loves dramatic romance with a side of intrigue! This show beautifully balances drama, romance, and moments of introspection. The writing shines with its sharp dialogue and emotional resonance, while the pacing keeps me hooked without feeling rushed. The performances are standout, especially Natalie's portrayal as a woman torn between her past and the possibilities of a new future. The chemistry between the leads is electric, and the dynamics between the brothers add an intriguing layer of complexity to the story. While the resolution ties up the central conflicts neatly, it felt somewhat predictable, especially after such an intense and emotional build-up. A surprise twist or an unexpected revelation could have added an extra layer of intrigue and left a lasting impact.

What started off as the usual story of the woman wanting a divorce when she thinks her husband has been cheating on her took a pleasant and unusual turn when the husband didn't want a divorce and really tried to stop it. The acting is spot on and James Liddell as the husband did an excellent job of showing us the tortured pain of a spouse who is falsely accused and loves his spouse and fights for his marriage. Meanwhile his crazy mother provides some possibly unintended comic relief as she supports the woman who wants to be his fiancée. The whole expected plagiarism set up was a like far fetched. On the whole though I found it very enjoyable.