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The Split Up’s future confirmed following acclaimed first run: "There’s plenty of unfinished business"

The six-episode legal drama drew strong audience response and will return with more family conflict and unfinished business at Kishan Law.

Summary by Radio Times
It may have only landed on our screens less than a month ago, but already there's been news on the future of The Split Up – and fans can get excited.After an acclaimed first run and a fittingly gripping finale, The Split's Manchester-based spin-off has officially been renewed by the BBC for a second season.At just six episodes long, the legal drama quickly gripped audiences with its unique blend of soapy drama, exploration of the legal field and…

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Radio Times broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Tuesday, October 13, 2026.
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