War (2026)

Mangan calls the series massive fun and an ideal palate-cleanser. She particularly praises its intricate, fast-moving legal plotting and strong performances.

Tinubu finds the series thoroughly captivating, with tension and twists that build into an intricate legal drama. She particularly praises Dominic West and Sienna Miller’s convincing portrayals of a couple whose affection persists beneath their bitter divorce.

Gajjar finds the series a frothy, stylish legal drama with plenty of thrills, though it has room to grow. She praises the lawyers’ tangled schemes and the sleek visuals, while faulting the central couple’s underdeveloped relationship.

McLean presents the series as a dazzling, thoroughly entertaining legal drama. The high-profile divorce battle is singled out as its central draw.

Han finds the series an addictively entertaining legal drama, though it falters when reaching for deeper sentiment. She praises George Kay’s deft storytelling and the precisely paced twists and turns.

McHenry finds the series familiar but entertaining, praising its brisk plotting and strong ensemble. He criticizes Johnny as insufferable and poorly conveyed, and says the drama grows silly and moralizing.

Travers finds the series dull, meaningless, and unable to make its legal battle or characters compelling. He praises Dominic West’s earnest performance, but says the character’s clichéd flaws undermine it.

The critic finds the series entertaining but emotionally vacant and ultimately shallow. She praises the leads and sharp dialogue, while faulting the show for failing to develop its characters or say much about its subject.