Netflix officially announced that it has renewed Bridgerton for a second season after its first was one of the most-watched of the past year. The announcement came with a special video, and David Spade announced that the cast of the show would appear on The Netflix Afterparty on Saturday, January 23. Bridgerton renewed for Season
Netflix has another huge foreign hit on its hands with the new series Lupin. CNET reports that Lupin has surpassed every series it has released over the last year in terms of viewers, making it the most-watched series on the streaming service since The Witcher came out over a year ago. Netflix’s Lupin most-watched series
Although Dare Me only showed up on Netflix beginning on December 29, 2020, for Season 1, the drama series has already been canceled. However, the show — which originally aired on the USA Network beginning December 29, 2019 — has suddenly made its way to the top ten list on the streaming service. This renewed interest
The Duke in Bridgerton is keenly depicted by British actor Regé-Jean Page. His presence on the streaming series that takes place in 1813 London may account for why, on January 1, Season 1 of Bridgerton is number one on Netflix’s top ten list. Those are a lot of firsts, which is not surprising especially thanks to
Netflix is starting 2021 off right. There are some true classics coming to the streaming giant this month, with several past award-winning movies giving streamers some great options to start the new year off in style. It is also time to see the next seasons of shows like Cobra Kai and Disenchanted, and there is
Bridgerton, the new Netflix series from Shondaland, has every viewer who watches and every character in the series asking the very same question: Who is Lady Whistledown? The answer is, in fact, revealed in the very last moment during the very last Bridgerton episode in Season 1. So, for those who want to be surprised,
Daphne Bridgerton is the center of attention in Bridgerton, the new eight-part series streaming on Netflix. How old is Daphne Bridgerton? One of the six Bridgerton children, Daphne is performed by English actress Phoebe Dynevor. Based on the character who appears in bestselling romance author Julia Quinns’s The Duke and I, the first novel in
Queen Charlotte is arguably Bridgerton’s most curious character. Played to the arrogant hilt by Golda Rosheuvel, mad King George’s wife gives off a slew of airs and hardly any graces as she mingles with her subjects in 1813 London on the hit new Netflix series. George III’s spouse, who was actually a monarch during the Regency
In Bridgerton, the new Netflix offering from Shondaland, Queen Charlotte (played by a highly engaging Golda Rosheuvel) enjoys her snuff. This initially happens during Shock and Delight, the second episode of the eight-part series. Mad King George’s missus is entertaining Daphne’s mother, the Bridgerton matriarch, for tea when she delights in placing the stuff on
The Ripper dropped on Netflix this past Wednesday, leaving some U.S. audiences confused concerning who the movie is actually about. Some American viewers thought this four-part documentary’s title belonged to Jack the Ripper when actually the gruesome series was named for the Yorkshire Ripper. Due to this misconception, Newsweek covered the mixup, citing social media