pickJust finished binge watching season 2...I am not going to spoil it for those that have not watched it yet but I do have mix feelings about it. Don't get me wrong, I did like it. I was hooked from the very first episode. However, I do wish there was more romance to the story, especially when I enjoyed the book so much.
Did you watch it? What did you think?
#bridgerton #season2
wanderinglynn I haven‘t watched it yet, but I found the review in the Washington Post interesting: https://www.washingtonpost.com/tv/2022/03/23/bridgerton-season-2-review/ 2y
julesG Binged it on Friday. I liked the book much more. This series felt like it had "middle book syndrome". 2y
julesG @wanderinglynn thanks for sharing. Spot on, I'd say. 2y
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Chrissyreadit Im watching it now- I love Eloise and Penelope the best- so am probably going to read the series so I can find out what happens to them. I really am enjoying the show though I wish it was a little more romantic. 2y
wanderinglynn @Chrissyreadit I‘ve read the book & enjoyed it. Based on the WaPo article, I‘m guessing I‘m still going to love the book more. Besides even though Jonathon Bailey (Anthony) is cute, he‘s no Regé-Jean Page. ? 2y
Chrissyreadit @wanderinglynn for real 🔥🔥🔥🔥 2y
Christy2318 I loved the books & I loved the show. For me, the slow burn of the romance this season worked. Season 2 deviates from the books a lot. I like tv Eloise & her storyline much better but preferred how the books handle the Lady Whistledown storyline. 2y
vonnie862 @julesG "Middle book syndrome" ? 2y
vonnie862 @Christy2318 I liked the slow burn too but I felt that the other side stories kind of took away from it towards the end. 2y
vonnie862 @Chrissyreadit I feel yah! I've been reading the books with the seasons. I'll be reading the third book soon and I might jump into the 4th one sooner to quench my curiosity. 2y
vonnie862 @wanderinglynn Thanks for the article! 2y
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