Netflix has released the much-anticipated new series Missing You, but some critics have a major issue with it.
The show follows Katy Donovan after she finds her partner on a dating app, which was released a year after the enormously successful Michelle Keegan-starring Fool Me Once film. The twist is that she last saw him ten years ago…
Missing You, which will need to live up to high expectations after its predecessor, features Top Boy actor Ashley Walters, EastEnders star Jessica Plummer, Rosalind Eleazar, Richard Armitage and Lisa Faulkner among its star-studded cast.
The chemistry between the leads has received mixed reviews, despite the already positive reviews from critics for the cast.
The Independent ‘ s Nick Hilton gave the show just two stars, writing: “Of course, nobody, at this point, watches a Harlan Coben adaptation for the gripping interpersonal chemistry. The shattered attention span of this is television. Every few minutes, there is a new twist intended to repress the dopamine in your brain to prevent you from scrolling through Instagram’s dorm for another few minutes until the next twist.
The cliffhangers and gasp-inducing revelations keep coming, but viewers won’t care as long as the cliffhangers and snooze-inducing revelations are a form of intellectual dishonesty. It’s not subtle, but it is effective. “

However, The Standard ‘ s Hayley Spencer suggested it was the perfect post-New Year show to binge”. So, go out and consume this most recent Coben drama, “she said,” as long as you don’t anticipate small screen mastery or the year’s performance (it’s only January, after all). This will be the last languid sofa day of the holiday season to be filled with it. And give you plenty of opportunities for additional screen time while you’re watching; this is not a drama that requires your complete attention.
Fans are already binge watching it and thoroughly enjoying the show so far, just hours into 2025. One tweeted:” New Year, same me. Netflix binge before bed, in my opinion. See what #MissingYou has to offer. “Another agreed, commenting:” Currently watching @HarlanCoben #MissingYou on Netflix… so far so good:D. “A third wrote:” Started this 2025 series and it is looking good already #Netflix #Missingyou. “
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