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[Bunny Hop]

Has anyone watched season 4 of Bridgerton yet? If so, how is it--especially as compared to season 3? (I really wanted to like season 3, but just didn't.)

I've watched the first 5 episode so far. I think it's better than S3. The main story is more engaging. But the Queen is annoying me.

 

[MacMadame]

The Queen always annoys me.

 

[vgerdes]

The Queen always annoys me.

I think that's the point. She's meant to be kind of a bitch, y'know? The kind you have to tolerate because she has more power than you do and could have you beheaded on a whim.

 

[canbelto]

I overall liked S4 more than S3. I really enjoyed the chemistry between Sophie and ... Violet. But the main storyline between Benophie didn't quite convince me.

 

[MacMadame]

I think that's the point. She's meant to be kind of a bitch, y'know? The kind you have to tolerate because she has more power than you do and could have you beheaded on a whim.

It's a fine line and this season I think they stepped over it.

I overall liked S4 more than S3. I really enjoyed the chemistry between Sophie and ... Violet. But the main storyline between Benophie didn't quite convince me.

I found it more convincing than in the book.

 

[HeatherC]

I'm pretty disappointed with S2 of The Pitt. Feel like it's not hitting the way S1 was.

I'm not disappointed, I'm still enjoying the show overall, but the moments and patients are a bit quieter in this season and there hasn't been a Pittfest type of emergency yet to really throw everything into high gear. I like getting a little more insights to the characters and I think Katherine LaNasa and Noah Wyle are still amazing in their roles. I was super sad about losing Louie and the remembrance moments they had for him made me cry. The show is still amazing IMO but I don't blame anyone for not being as affected as they were in the first season since I can definitely tell that it feels a bit different. I wonder if they have a plan for another big emergency type event in the latter part of the season.

 

[Buzz]

Really liked Fallout season two! Looking forward to season three! There are so many unanswered questions…

 

[ilovepaydays]

Did anyone watch the premiere of The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins on NBC last night? I was going to watch it but I needed to go to bed early because I wasn’t feeling well. The show looked promising because it has Tracy Morgan and Daniel Radcliffe.

Is it a good belly laugh? I’ve heard chatter that the “documentary” style is a bit different than from what was in The Office and Parks and Recreation.

 

[sk8pics]

I was super sad about losing Louie and the remembrance moments they had for him made me cry.

The quiet way Noah Wylie said, “May his memory be a blessing” really got to me.

 

[Kasey]

Thanks to my sister’s login I’m finally discovering The Pitt. Awesome show!

 

[annie720]

Thanks to my sister’s login I’m finally discovering The Pitt. Awesome show!

Same here! Just got HBO Max and this is the first thing I wanted to see. DH and I have been watching 2 eps a night and are amazed at how good it is. We've been following it up by re-watching eps of British Bake Off in order to decompress before going to bed. Tonight we will watch the final ep of S1 and start on S2.

 

[vgerdes]

Has anyone else watched Season 2 of "The Night Manager" on Amazon Prime? I didn't pay attention to how many episodes there were and that there would also be a season 3 or I wouldn't have been so shocked they ended on a cliffhanger. I hope it's not a four year wait for Season 3.

The way I understand it, season 3 is going to have a pretty quick turnaround, relatively speaking. They're talking late 2027 or 2028. For such a slow beginning to season 2, the ending was a whopper. Double whammy, even. Won't spoil it here.