This article contains spoilers for Netflix’s Home For Christmas season one

Whether you don’t want a partner right now or you’re looking for a relationship, being single at Christmas is undeniably harder than usual this year. Many single people are stuck on their own in London because of the tier four restrictions, while others are continuing to navigate the wild and tiring world of dating during a pandemic.

But there are plenty of TV series and films to help single people feel a bit more seen, understood and reassured right now. Take Anna Kendrick’s Love Life on BBC iPlayer, a relatable series that follows the ups and downs of a woman’s relationships throughout her life. Then there’s Someone Great, a Netflix film that examines the reality of how we cope when a relationship ends and why it’s the best time to reconnect with the world.

And now Netflix’s Norwegian drama, Home For Christmas, is back with a second season to help tackle the societal pressures single people face during the festivities.

Netflix’s Home For Christmas is back, and we finally find out who was at the door