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6 Years In, Netflix’s Masterpiece Romance Returns & Delivers Its Best Story So Far
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Almost 2 years since it last fogged up television screens by paying off the volatile romance of Colin and Penelope, Bridgerton is back on Netflix with the first part of the long-awaited fourth season.
It is, once again, a charming return to the alternate Regency period where romance is a currency almost as valuable as gossip.
Crucially, though, Benedict and Sophie (Yerin Ha) are rather upstaged by another story entirely (the best one of all 4 seasons so far).
But at least we do get to see one complete arc in the annoyingly short four-episode chapter: that of Lady Violet (Ruth Gemmell).
All four episodes of Bridgerton Season 4, Part 1 are available on Netflix now.