Bridgerton (TV Series 2020– )

Won 2 Primetime Emmys
- 16 wins & 87 nominations total

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Trivia
Based on the popular book series by Julia Quinn about each of the Bridgerton children: "The Duke and I" (2000, Daphne), "The Viscount Who Loved Me" (2000, Anthony), "An Offer From a Gentleman" (2001, Benedict), "Romancing Mister Bridgerton" (2002, Colin), "To Sir Phillip, With Love" (2003, Eloise), "When He Was Wicked" (2004, Francesca), "It's In His Kiss" (2005, Hyacinth) and "On the Way to the Wedding" (2006, Gregory).

Goofs
In Queen Charlotte:A Bridgerton Story Lady Danbury tells her son that her maiden name was Soma, but in the third season of Bridgerton her brother comes to town and his name is Anderson not Soma.

Connections
Edited into Colin, date cuenta (2024)

Mainstream Wattpad Historical Romance

Let me just start that I am a fan of the books so I am watching this as I did when I watched all the live actions of Pride and Prejudice, with eyes finally getting my wish of seeing my fave books come to life, and I was not disappointed. Is it a masterpiece? NOT AT ALL. Is it accurate to the books? Not so much but they did get the heart of it. There's a lot of issue I find with it but somehow I still find myself watching it because I love the genre.

To note: If you are into the ACCURATE retelling of history then I'm telling you right now SKIP THIS. This isn't about the accurate retelling of history. So if the "diversity" and "wokeness", the designs of their costumes, the way they acted takes you away from the story because of inaccuracy then you will have a bad time. This isn't a documentary. This isn't a biography. This isn't a true story.

Now first of, the books star different siblings so each season will focus on different Bridgerton with splice inserts of side stories. S1 is more steamy and shoves a more lustful play on their romance it's a fake love turned real love trope. S2 is a slow burn and might be boring for some as it is less steamy, it's an enemies to lovers trope.

Now. If you're into the book series do give this a try! Of course it wouldn't be 100% accurate but I did feel that it was very true in how romance book genre goes. It's like a whimsical romance. Glazed over. Or whatever term. Something like those Hallmark Christmas romance movies but with more mature scenes. Modern music made classical. They really brought to life the family dynamic of the Bridgertons. I love how they interact with one another as a family.

Finally. If you're just looking for a Pride and Prejudice or historical setting romance show then do give this a try! You might just like it.