James Norton was the first A-List name to lead a small screen production this year when Playing Nice dropped on ITV earlier this week – but viewers (and critics) shared similar complaints about how much of the plot wasn’t realistic.

If you've seen Playing Nice on ITV and still have questions about the ending, don't worry - we break down everything that happened and delve into those final moments.

ITV's latest thriller Playing Nice has landed, boasting a gripping plot packed with twists and turns and a stellar cast led by James Norton.

Playing Nice on ITV came to an end as the harrowing truth about the baby-swap was finally revealed, but the ending has divided fans

Everyone’s talking about Playing Nice, ITV’s latest twisty drama, this time centring on two couples and set beside the sea. If you’ve already raced through all four episodes, you might be wondering how everything came together – or,

ITV’s new four-part baby-swap drama, Playing Nice, to be specific. The story goes like this: two couples - Pete (James Norton) and his chef wife Maddie (Niamh Algar), and Miles (James McArdle) and his wife Lucy (Jessica Brown Findlay) - learn that the sons they’ve spent the last three years loving and raising are not in fact theirs.