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.

The James Norton-led series follows two couples who discover their children were swapped at birth, and fans have plenty of theories over who did it and why.

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 new drama Playing Nice has left some viewers fuming as they flocked to social media to slam the 'far-fetched' plot, with some even admitting they'd switched off.

James Norton heads an excellent cast in this tense kid-swap drama - 3/5 Niamh Algar stands out in this story of a couple’s world blown apart when they find their son isn’t biologically theirs after a

The actor speaks to Yahoo UK alongside his co-stars Niamh Algar and James McArdle about ITV's new drama, and why friendship was key to tackling its dark story.

ITV viewers have found baby swap drama Playing Nice so gritty and real, they want to know if it's based on a real story - here's everything we know about the series and where it filmed.

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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.