Luke Newton as Colin Bridgerton and Nicola Coughlan as Penelope Featherington in the third season opener of Netflix's"Bridgerton."The carriage wheels are spinning as they return the fashionable set to their London homes, delivery boys are selling the latest copy of Lady Whistledown’s Society Papers, and a new set of young ladies prepares to enter society.
Cue a gentleman — it should surprise no one that the duty-driven man is Colin — with an offer to help Penelope do so. The next three episodes explore the complications that are bound to ensue after his help works and she captures the interest of the eccentric but very eligible Lord Debling . All this interpersonal conflict is also taking place within a paradoxical system that simultaneously “feeds on the nouveau” and rejects social change. This tension sets up Season 3 to have a level of complexity that Seasons 1 and 2 lacked.the Bridgerton spinoff that explores the realities and consequences of marriage and the ways women fight for agency within the constraints that society has imposed upon them.
Also, in true Shonda Rhimes fashion, viewers can be certain the fourth episode will end in such a way that you will be screaming at the TV, wondering whyis forcing you to endure an entire month to finish a season that you’ve already spent two years waiting for. HuffPost believes news should be accessible to everyone, regardless of their ability to pay for it. We rely on readers like you to help fund our work.