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same thought!!

vicounts and vicountesses were commonly reffered to as Lord or Lady back in the day when the show takes place! a fun fact for us all!

@@maragreene6148 Yes. But the Viscount would be called Lord Bridgerton, not Lord Anthony Bridgerton. The same goes for Violet. Basically the only time a woman is referred to Lady first name last name is when she gets her title from her father. It’s first name, Lady last name if the title is through marriage. That’s why it’s Lady Danbury, not Lady Agatha Danbury.

@@whitneycurtis-archer9730 isn’t what you’re referring to the etiquette on how to verbally address a Lord/Lady? They’re not talking to them, they’re telling us who they are. Leaving out first names when there’s 9 Bridgertons would be confusing. They could’ve also written Mr instead of Benedict/Colin(/Gregory) Bridgerton but it doesn’t make sense when the purpose of showing the names is helping the audience identify the character and actor. Plus, at the time, you might’ve also said "over there, that is Lord Bridgerton" but if anyone asked if it’s Edmund, you’d clarify "Lord Anthony Bridgerton“