is Bridgerton STILL GOOD? *BRIDGERTON 2x1 REACTION* 

100% agreee his acting and the chemistry was sooo hotttttttttttttttttttttttttttt

100000% agree, im in love with Anthony!!!! (Jonny Bailey 🥰)

Jonathon is gay?! Wow! I agree about his acting. He really brings it with those sultry stares. Maybe he just closes his eyes and pretends that Simone is Luke Thompson.

Simone was too masculine and Jonathan was unimposing compared to the Duke. Shame.

@@scholaroftheworldalternatehist too masculine?????

I was looking into her the other day and found out she's a few years away from 40!! My mind was bloody blown! She has such a baby face.

She actually wasn't. She was doing an Irish accent of that period and place. (English is not my first language, so if anyone is more knowledgeable about the subject, go on)

She's Irish, she went to the same university as me in Galway, west of Ireland. She was in Derry Girls before Bridgerton, but in that she used a Northern Irish dialect, because the show was set there.

@@leighdowling7289 Sorry, I meant that she is Irish, BUT she was not using her native accent. English is not my first language. My apologies 😅

There is a Whistledown issue in "An Offer from a Gentleman" (book 3 Benedict and Sophie's story) that says that Miss Featherington had been visiting Irish cousins abroad!

I know it was so cute!! 🥰🥰

Edwina and Kate share a dad they are half sisters

I ❤️this. Thank you very much for the information.

I guess I need to find a couple of geese to follow.

And it was done on purpose … they know how to to set it up.

and still is in fact - since season 3's trailer (and a sneak peak of a scene) has been released. We need to start talking The Pink Podcast into watching Derry Girls (think they'll be ok with the Irish accents)

I need to watch the show! I've only heard good things

@@snareyshot2879 I've seen only good things, you won't be sorry (though subtitles might be needed for some of the northern Irish accents - and the context will make a bit more sense if you look into Irish history but none of that makes the show any less hilarious.

It’s not her actual accent, it was a Dublin accent. She’s from Galway. A Derry accent is complete different also.

@@hellcat19832 oops

Ohhh.... 😂 i think you might be right there, your majesty 😁

😂😂😂 TRUTH!

@@Sun.Shine- man, I got confused for a second about the your majesty bit because no joke in the fifteen odd years I've had this account, literally no one has commented on my username.

@@PinkPopcast Will you ever react to Never Have I Ever?? or the Sex lives of college girls-

Oh my god, yes!!

Is bum is still phenomenal !

He is just so good. So. Good.

He actually needs to win an Emmy for episode 3.

@@vidoquen111 YES

😬😬

It's not easy being the eldest. 😕😅

both thankfully without the 'is not thy husband thy lord' speech near the end

@@agenttheater5 🤣

@@agenttheater5 "The Taming Of The Shrew" is my favourite Shakespeare piece. I used to know Katherina's monologue, at the end of the play, by heart. The way I perceived it, is that Katherina held this speech with an eye wink, she knew she could wrap Petruchio around her finger any time. You know, letting men be the hero, but pulling the strings in the background. 😜

@@barbarafrings9231 Haven't seen it performed like that, but hoping someday I shall because someone's bound to have done so already :)

Age of debutantes was around 16-18 years old, it depended on more factors. Some girls were out once they were 15. Lydia Bennet as the youngest daughter was and favourite of her mother attended balls as a 15-year-old, but it was stated in the text that she was considered too young to be in society. Usually, girls were not supposed to find husband immediately, they marry as 18 year-old or older (however, 26-27 year-old women were regarded as "too old" and likely to be spinsters). Younger girls could have marry (even before their debut) without their parents' consent in Scotland. They were cases of kidnapped heiresses forced to marry. Otherwise, you needed approval of your parents or guardians. It was customary for men to ask for his betrothed's father blessing. On the other hand, men were supposed to wait. It was because men were supposed to provide for their wives and children. If you were not an heir, you usually did not have a position when you could marry. Due to studies etc., you have to wait until you were 25 years old, sometimes even 30 years old. Even men who were heirs to estates did not usually marry as young as women did, but it happened sometimes. Wife's dowry was usually intended for the daughters and as a pin money fór wife (married women were basically ried to their husbands regarding law, pin money was a little sum just for them). Realistically, Colin as a third born son would have to be employed. We never hear of any estate of distant cousins' which could be inherited by Benedict or Colin. While both brothers likely have a good sum of money, they would not be provided for by their brother long-term. Brothers only provided for unmaried sisters and for brothers in young age (hello, Gregory). Once the heir provides for his brother's education, his duty Is over. Benedict and Colin are supposed to study ať a university. Respectable professions were in military or as clergymen, other possibility was law, sailoring, and medicine (funnily regarded as the least respectable). Business was scandalous, being looked down upon, but Is definitely an option.

That's typically what the lead characters do

@@zuzanabartekova4823 TYPICALLY…some shows, the background characters outshine the leads

I love crashing. He is such an amazing actor.

Yea I really love they’re inclusivity, when I heard the Duke wasn’t coming back I was hoping they would just replace him with another black person, but continue expanding the ethnic representation on the show. They delivered 😊

@@PinkPopcast right? For me it's 90-95% there. They even included the title track from one of the most famous Bollywood movies. The one thing I'd change is towards the end of the season so i won't spoil it, but kate, Edwina and Mary's outfits and jewellery all have Indian influence and i love it so much😊

One thing that makes me hope they go for all eight seasons is looking forward to Hyacinth's story. First, it's just being plain fun and a romance where the couple actually gets together very quickly and the rest of the book is focused on them being a badass couple with a story about them having an adventure together and not a will they won't they we know will end up together. But even better is that Gareth - Hyacinth's love interest - is Lady Danbury's grandson, guaranteeing another black main character. Also Gareth is fantastic, so they have every opportunity to bring him in earlier and they damn well should.

@@vidoquen111 lady danbury has descendants? Nice

Same. I've watched 3 times already too

😂😂

I'm rewatching it for the 3rd time in preparation for their reaction videos 😅

That’s so true, I totally didn’t think of that!

No it’s not. She’s from Galway, that was a Dublin accent.

@@hellcat19832 Ah, thank you. I don't have an ear for distinguishing the differences.

She had a voice coach help her with this so it was different

We’ve definitely been waiting for season 2 since season 1 haha

Yesss 💅💅✨

Same.

Same here :D

Same. Somehow none of my real life friends like any of the shows I do, so reactors are my lifeline when I need that sense of community.

Awe! 🥰🥰 true love!

😂😂 they were soo toxic through most of they’re story

Even just in this episode you can feel it building

Yes, funny. Thanks for educating us!

Thank you!! We’re so glad you enjoy watching these with us as much as we do lol, we’re always so excited to share them after we finish ☺️☺️

Yes Benedict 😍😍 So cool that she got to use a version of her accent

I don’t think it is, she is from Galway and her accent sounded like someone from Dublin I think.

They’re sooo good this season!!

They are characters itself! 😁

Hahahah woww so basically the “TV will rot your brain” and “video games are for shut ins” of their time 😂😂

@@PinkPopcast Basically. I mean Austen wasn't above poking fun at some authors, books and book readers - ie in Sense and Sensibility Edward teased Marianne at one point that if she had a fortune of her own she'd buy every edition of her favourite books to prevent them from falling into 'unworthy hands', and the early gothic (pre Poe and Bronte gothic that is) novels Catherine from Northanger Abbey reads way too much of and now believes herself to be in one, but that's still part of the storyline and as I said, we learn a lot about her heroines from the books they read. It's funny to think about how opinions change - first people say that fictional stories shouldn't be read, then they're saying that no one's reading enough books full stop, and in between it we have people announcing the end of books since the radio was invented, a prediction that has yet to be fulfilled even in the age of reading books on a screen.

Ooohh, I did watch that! -Benji

my reaction when i saw his name in the credits was just "Sir Leon!!! He lives!!" XD

@@JessicaBiilor Didn’t he basically go immortal XD

Wait whaaaat? That's sir Leon? I've seen both shows multiple times and I never noticed it!

Let’s goooo!! Haha we appreciate it, but no hard feelings if you fall asleep 😂

🥰🥰 he’s bae!

In Czech Republic they use both, which is even weirder

Crazy! At least it is not as bad as the French count. “soixante dix neuf” (Sixty-ten-nine which is 79). They are doing math instead of basic numbers.

Oh heeeeey, I'm from the Philippines too!!

@@blainevanity6 eey!! Hi kababayan!!!

Hahaha it’s the only thing we can call her now 😂

Yes!!!

🥰🥰🥰

😞😞

We’ve got you! …it took a sec but WE GOT YOU!! Lol

I agree.... Let's get them there! Everybody pass the word to all of your family and friends!! Worth it!

🤞🤞 please please please!! 😂

Hahah we’ve got you! ✝️✝️

Cool idea! And do your accents during that whole session! Yes! Right??

Lolol same.. since the second we finished season 1 😂

Haha sorry, trying to give people enough of a heads up 😅

❤️❤️🙌🙌

Thanks for sticking around 😊