What to watch

Six completed series you can finish this weekend

No waiting for next week, no cliffhanger you cannot resolve. Every title here is finished, so you can start on Friday and be done by Sunday.

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Ongoing series are exciting until you catch up and have to wait. Everything on this list is complete, so the only thing between you and the ending is time.

Married to My Rival#

Two rival firms, one arranged marriage, and a contract neither of them intends to keep. Light, quick and very easy to keep watching.

Second Chance CEO#

He fires her on a Monday; by Friday she is the only investor willing to save his company. The power reversal is the whole appeal, and it delivers.

Contract of Convenience#

Six months of pretending and one clause about feelings that nobody read carefully enough. The most romantic of the six.

Ashes of Trust#

He confessed to protect her, and eight years later the real culprit is sitting at her table. Darker than it first appears.

The Inheritance#

Three siblings, one will, and a clause that only pays whoever is still speaking to the others in a year. Funnier than the premise suggests.

My Husband’s Other Family#

A photograph falls out of his wallet: three faces she has never seen and a house she has been paying for. The one to save for last.

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