Let’s Talk About Bridgerton
You probably know Bridgerton — the number one series on Netflix when it first released back in 2020. It’s been about six years now, and somehow the excitement around it hasn’t faded. Fans around the world fell in love with Daphne and Simon, and honestly, they’re a big reason why Bridgerton became the huge success it is today.
Season 1 introduced us to the world of the Bridgertons with romance, drama, and beautiful costumes that felt almost magical. Watching Daphne and Simon’s story unfold was unforgettable, and for many people it was the start of a long obsession with the series.
Then came Season 2, which in my opinion was perfection. The enemies-to-lovers trope between Kate and Anthony was everything. The tension, the slow burn, the stolen glances — it was the kind of romance that keeps you watching episode after episode. And honestly, who would have thought we’d all be swooning over Anthony Bridgerton when the actor himself is openly gay? It just proves how powerful good storytelling and acting can be.
Season 3 had a few issues, but don’t get me wrong — I still loved Polin. Watching Penelope and Colin’s relationship finally come into the spotlight felt satisfying after so much buildup.
And now with Season 4 on the horizon, I’m curious to see what happens next. Fans have been talking a lot about Benedict, and I remember seeing edits and reels on TikTok asking how they could possibly give him a glow-up when he already looks perfect. Somehow I feel like the show will still surprise us.
I’m also really excited about Eloise’s future season. She’s such an interesting character — independent, curious, and not entirely convinced by society’s expectations. I can’t wait to see who she eventually ends up with.
However, as excited as I am for Eloise’s story, I’m also a little nervous about Francesca’s storyline. Francesca is actually one of my favorite Bridgertons, and I’m hoping the show does her story justice.
I started reading some of the siblings’ books before eventually getting to Francesca’s. Before that, Anthony and Kate’s book was my favorite. But after reading Francesca’s story… everything changed. It was emotional, beautiful, and completely unforgettable.
And honestly? After finishing it, I found myself wanting Michael Stirling back. Not Michaela — Michael. HOW DARE THEY. My heart literally aches for him. Give me Michael, give me my Shayla, don’t replace perfection.
ill rant some more tomorrow i have a test today
— Jane
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