Love You to Death

Weak spots aside, though, Love You To Death is a compelling twist on the classic boy-meets-girl formula, not to mention the sort of rom-com that truly gets to grips with the demands of its genre. It’s consistently funny. It’s occasionally swoony. And it’s poignant and aching too.

Love You To Death has the potential to be a sweet, occasionally funny, mostly emotional story of two people getting together at a strange time in each of their lives.

There are plenty of well-trodden elements here, but creators Dani de la Orden, Natalia Durán, and Oriol Capel mix their components well, making for a funny and heartfelt romance.

While the humor can be outdated and Marta is frustratingly underdeveloped as a character, the series' romance is still quite engaging, thanks in no small part to the chemistry between Amargós and Echegui. Sure, you might cringe from time to time, but you'll probably also enjoy considerable parts of the whole experience.