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This time period is the late 1700s as she marries the king in 1761 and when they go to the present Brighton queen charlotte it’s the early 1800s as queen Charlotte dies in 1818 while king George the third ruled England from 1760 and dies in 1820. And she had 15 Children and Two did not survive infancy, which is why lady whistletown said 13 children.
I love your reactions, and I've been eagerly awaiting this one. You did not disappoint! LOL! My favorite development of the season is Collin deciding he's going to help Penelope find a husband. Little does he know... 😂 Looking forward to your Episode 2 reaction!
Valcorian its not sith dude. He used dark side, ok. But not every user of dark side is the sith. Being a sith its more like memento or style of life, creed.
Watched this episode yesterday and I wasn't too shocked (remember what Stormfront said when she killed Kimiko's brother?), but was still surprised like WHAT? It made sense though.
if youre into mmo and star wars swtor is perfect for you! the gameplay and the graphic may be irritating but once you get used to it its absolutely awesome! theres so much to do that even after 50 hours of play time you feel like a total rookie because there are so many things. also the story is great
I think that loved him unconditionally, so she could always bring him back. The moment she went under the bed, I started crying. When he said you didn't go over the wall, I was done😢. This was the first major role for both young actors playing George and Charlotte. ❤
You'd have to have a heart of stone not to well up at this episode, but who am I kidding I was fully sobbing pretty much from Brimsley dancing alone until the end 😭😂
Delightful reaction! It was fun hearing you discuss the weird political influence of George's mom since you're obviously more familiar with the way the royal families work than me (I'm American lol). I feel like a map of the family tree would be helpful with the communication tho - at the end you were both talking about different people or events the whole time hahaha
Who knew (when I started watching your Bridgerton reactions-months ago) that Shaun would become the Bridgerton expert? Katie, what have you started? Another entertaining reaction. Can't wait for the next one.
For me it hard to crown Alien as the greatest horror film ever, especially with The Thing, Psycho, and The Exorcist equally as horrifying, but it is arguably one of best films ever made.
Blair realized he was infected while sitting at the computer(75%), analyzing a vile of dog's blood taken from the remaining dogs in the kennel (their is a scene when Blair is speaking with Clark, in the kennel, collecting the blood samples). Blair understood, he, like the remaining dogs, and others (Norris) were infected on a cellular level and would turn over time. Remember, during his analysis, Blair, timed the rate of infection by using a stop watch. His insane actions caused the others, to take this "Voodoo BS" seriously. Blair didn't have much time left. The noose hanging in the tool shed was human Blair's last attempt, warning them before it finally took him over... that they all must die. Unfortunately, a couple of scenes later... he said, "I'm much better now and I won't harm anybody,"... Blair, who was now The Thing. Palmer, also The Thing, was the first infected and full imitation.... Dirty laundry in the kitchen trash can.... Rips through your clothes...all Palmer, who was infected by the dog when it entered his room and his shadow turns on the wall
King George definitely had some king of mental illness and his episodes seemed to be triggered by extreme stress and anxiety. However, no one can seem to agree on what the illness was. Some speculate a bipolar disorder, others think it might've been schizophrenia and/or paranoïa. Others even suggest it was some sort of blood disease that affected his nervous system. There wasn't enough precise documentation of his symptoms and the treatments available back in his time seemed to have aggravated and/or accelerated his condition.
Its finny how no one notices that George calls Charlotte "incomparable" the first time he meets her and in Bridgerton, that's what she calls the diamond of the season.
The remake is actually the prequel of the Norwegian camp. And John Carpenter days the video game that came after is the unofficial sequel. He was questioned for it and condoned the game.
George and Charlotte had 15 children - 2 boys died before they were five (numbers 13 and 14 actually), while Charlotte was pregnant with her 15th. The 15th died in her mid-twenties - re the Amelia mentioned in Charlotte scene with George in season 1. I guess Lady Whistledown added her in the number because she lived till adulthood. But whether it's 12, 13 or 15, how Charlotte as willing or able to walk afterwards being pregnant over 10 times is beyond me.
8:03 Well George is the heir but there's no heir after him, at least no direct ones. There's no guarantee that his younger brothers will outlive him (the second eldest Frederick didn't) so there needs to be someone who's a definitely second in line to the throne from the younger generation.
7:31 Yep - that's her son. Her eldest - George, the then current Prince Regent since George the Third was considered mentally incapable of ruling, and later George the Fourth. From what I can tell he's generally seen as something as a joke by history due to his eating and drinking habits that that he declared bankruptcy twice (I think) during his time as regent. He only married his wife, Caroline of Brunswick, because Parliament agreed to pay off his debts if he did. George and Caroline disliked each other before they met and it only got worse afterwards. He was always looking for a way to divorce her, managed to somehow prevent her having next to any input in their daughter Charlotte's life, and didn't even invite her to his coronation. But by all accounts he did genuinely love his daughter. His daughter Charlotte did die giving birth to a stillborn boy, apparently she was the first 'people's princess' before Diana and was preferred by the public over her father and grandfather.
I loved the twist of this episode seeing it all from George's point of view. I don't think they actually really know what was wrong with Mad King George, I've seen a few different diagnosis floating around 🤔
