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“I’m becoming dangerous… I almost asked a footman to lie on top of me today ”!!😳.…🤣🤣 Violet is too funny!

@dianedavid3052

Жыл бұрын

Hilarious! Violet Bridgerton, perusing porn in public with the raging horn has to be my favourite moment in this episode! We feel you sis!🤣🤣

@sabinatavinor1032

Жыл бұрын

As a widow I can only empathise with the feeling. Although we call it “widow’s fire”… or “my husband died, my pussy didn’t”… very confusing times, for the wids.

@jubilantsleep

Жыл бұрын

She’s adorable. Forever my favorite Bridgerton ❤😂

@jodypope7083

Жыл бұрын

@@sabinatavinor1032 talked about this with my aunt and she had the complexities from windows fire of do I date again when I’m ready or stay single and she came to a place where she said she would date but if it ever got serious she wouldn’t never get rid of my late uncles last name bc he was her true love🥺

I think the doctor was getting a sick thrill out of torturing and debasing the king.

@panashe5268

Жыл бұрын

I actually disagree. I understand his method, pain stimulates the brain. The doctor assumed “if I put him in as much pain as possible his brain won’t go crazy.” similar to how people with tourette’s can sing a whole song without having a single tick because their brain is already being simulated by something else. But the doctor didn’t realise how much it was deteriorating his health.

@kingseb2252

Жыл бұрын

@@panashe5268 maybe except you can tell he was jealous of the king and wanted to torcher him and make him feel like nothing

@renuzui

Жыл бұрын

​@@panashe5268 I might’ve actually agreed with you had the doctor not just tortured and degraded George physically, but verbally as well. There was no need for Monro’s harsh words given his other “treatments” for the king. Plus, I think it’s made quite obvious that he simply craved control. Given the fact that he knew that stress and nerves triggered George’s condition, and the only reason why he would relay to George that Charlotte was pregnant in such a manner would be to trigger him so he could have control over him again (Monro’s control and power over George was clearly slipping once Charlotte and George started spending more time together). He might’ve tried to convince himself and others that his intentions were good, but that doesn’t mean that they were. Not to mention him clearly wanting to hide his “treatments” from Charlotte. That “doctor” knew that what he was doing was wrong and not helping George at all. In fact, who’s to say that he did not just aggravate George’s condition further???

@nirvanaqueens

Жыл бұрын

@@panashe5268um no, he was a sadistic sonabitch

@jubilantsleep

Жыл бұрын

Oh absolutely. He had sadist written all over him

Brimsley wanting so badly to comfort Charlotte kills me. That scene with his hand outstretched is one of the best moments in all of Bridgerton imo. So much is being said with both of those characters with no words.

@jodypope7083

Жыл бұрын

That scene was beautiful and that under the bed scene in the last episode have such gravity of emotion so well written and shot all around outstanding work by all involved

Anthony's grandfather for reals 'i am a gentleman' and 'i won't come in'

@blueshoes5145

Жыл бұрын

Haha

@LiaaaaaaaaAAAAAHH

11 ай бұрын

Lol George ain’t the only one with delusions 😂

Queen Charlotte saying "Sorrows, prayers." makes me laugh so damn hard every time. It really gives those empty "Thoughts and prayers" vibes 🤣

Lady Danbury's son was so adorable! You just want to pinch his little cheeks, so sweet

the scene where Charlotte brought George back by putting his hand on her belly, I cried my EYES OUT😭

cried for an hour after i finished episode 6 i swear

@Niniunefleur

Жыл бұрын

Cried for a week still crying every now and then

@acaciampoyi9019

Жыл бұрын

Lmao it was so beautiful and sad at the same time 😭😭

The quickening is essentially when the baby first starts to kick, very old fashioned term

Haha, Zuff gushing over Young Lady Danbury’s beauty is me😂

@Lfeodorovna

Жыл бұрын

all of us honestly i'd watch arsema thomas in any and everything including a danbury spinoff

@Pestopasta_

Жыл бұрын

@@Lfeodorovna I definitely want a lady Danbury spin off! Her story seemed so rushed!

@yasminemixon9340

3 ай бұрын

It's nice to see dark skinned women getting love.

There's something hilarious about Danbury putting on a cute paper crown to reminisce her best experience of getting her boots knocked.

In ye old days “the quickening” is the first time the mother feels the baby fluttering in her belly.

@Prof.SeverusSnape

Жыл бұрын

Bruh, I thought that was the beginning of a horror movie.😭

@SsLA2313

Жыл бұрын

its not jst in old days , the term is used in clinical settings even today. u can roughly determine how far along the pregnancy is by it.

@Deltadivaix

2 ай бұрын

​@@Prof.SeverusSnapelol 😂

I feel like the affair between Lady Danbury and Violet's father gave more depth to the relationship between her and the Bridgertons. It explains why she is so involved with the Bridgerton family affairs while her own sons are far away from her. Bridgertons are her family.

sorrows,... prayers... LOVE THAT SHIT😂

Violet talking about her garden it's so cute

It was a surprise to me that this episode gave insight into why Lord Hastings treated Simon the way that he did. It was still disgusting but now I can understand the extreme that he and others (including George's mom) went to in order to keep his lineage intact.

@kerrissedai6857

Жыл бұрын

I never thought of it that way.

@Vi-lz8ev

Жыл бұрын

Why? I don’t get it

@kerrissedai6857

Жыл бұрын

@@Vi-lz8ev because he was pathological in his need to have a “worthy” heir. Lord Hastings…Simone’s Dad.

@jnc7752

Жыл бұрын

@@Vi-lz8ev The words that Lord Hastings called Simon, "imbecile, idiot, and half-wit" were what he thought of his son. The imperfections that he believed could potentially strip everything that he worked for away. Remember Lady Danbury saying that they could lose it all in a generation, the lands, the title "a taste of rarity, equality." There was already a fear of losing it. He was excited to finally have a son that he could pass it down keeping his lineage intact (so much so that he didn't even seem to care that his wife was dying) but finding out that his son didn't measure up in his eyes. Simon would be seen as less than and since there wasn't any precedent for black titled aristocrat, who's to say that they wouldn't use that as an excuse to take everything away? He decided to hide him away, telling people that he was dead to avoid the shame. Then, look at what Princess Augusta did. "No room for illness or weakness, only power." Perfection. She wanted to fix him so bad that she ended up making him worse off, like it's a possibility George only had anxiety in the beginning although I do think there was other issues going on. Notice he had a panic attack in the instances that he felt overwhelmed from the responsibilities of the crown, and I don't think it should be a surprise that it was when he was dealing with his mother. In both cases, the extremes that their parents went to made their situations worse. Simon only needed a tutor and George (potentially) only needed in the beginning to find a way to deal with his anxiety,

@tonzyjc

Жыл бұрын

Yes, i was just discussing this with my sister

OK guys buckle up episode 6 is a real tear jerker 😪I love George even more after episode 6. Charlotte is going through so much as a 17 year old. Reynolds is caught between a rock and a hard place, wanting to help the king and keeping his secrets. Love your reactions to this show so heartfelt and caring. Can't wait for your thoughts when it's over.

Charlotte is better than me cause wheeeew if I walked in to find my man tortured like that, EVERYONE in that room would’ve been done for

@wife0fsunwoo

Жыл бұрын

i wouldnt have let that doctor live fr

The Duke is not blood related to Landry Danbury. She was the Duke’s Mom good friend and Lady D is his godmother.

“Her garden’s not bloomin” “How do you know” 💀

My favorite part of this episode is that she had the conversation about love with William. William DID fall in love with his wife and had no affairs outside their marriage. They had no surviving children but everything shows that he loved her until the day he died, and she loved him as well.

@Sunnglow

Жыл бұрын

Is there a book about him?

@inzaghiscornsalad7034

Жыл бұрын

who's william again

@bethyoshida6715

Жыл бұрын

@@inzaghiscornsalad7034 William was George and Charlotte's 3rd child, eventually succeeding to the throne after George IV died. After his death, Queen Victoria reigned.

@agenttheater5

Жыл бұрын

@@inzaghiscornsalad7034 the one Charlotte talked to about choosing to love before he got married.

@agenttheater5

Жыл бұрын

@@Sunnglow don't know, but before this we did see him in tv series and movies about Queen Victoria - Peter Ustinov in 2001 and Jim Broadbent in 2007, though in both I think it was mostly that scene at 71st birthday party when he publicly called out her mother for keeping Victoria as good as locked away from the rest of the world and preventing her from regularly visiting his court which she needs to do as heir presumptive. By all accounts some version of it actually happened in real life and it was a very awkward scenario for everyone present. I don't know if there have been any books about him.

The guy on the left is really in love with Arsema😂

@lynnhettrick7588

Жыл бұрын

She’s gorgeous and a wonderful actor too!

@janetgriffin7779

4 ай бұрын

I mean, can you blame him?? She’s stunning!!

Loved your reaction! Poor George had to suffer so much at the hands of that doctor. Branding him was completely over the line, like the doctor was already torturing him but this he can't even explain, like there is no reason for that whatsoever. I really liked Lady Danbury and Lady Bridgerton's interactions in this episode, they were so funny. Lady Danbury getting with Violet's dad was probably the biggest plot twist ever. She has a lot of explaining to do to Violet lol. Can't wait for the next episode, probably my favorite. It's really emotional.

@kerrissedai6857

Жыл бұрын

I appreciated that Lady Danbury was so supportive to Violet. I still was happy that Lady Danbury was able to find her garden too.

He never got better per se, but he was more stable until their youngest (and favourite) daughter died. They mention her in brigerton, that episode where they’re having dinner and he asks for the daughter. Once she died, he was more permanently unwell and his oldest son was made prince regent (why it’s called regency era), until his death (about 10 years)

ep 6.....my heart is still recovering omfg i might not be able to rewatch it and im so serious 😭😭

I managed to get through most of the series without crying until I realized that Reynolds is not in the "future" scenes and then I started balling cause I assumed he was dead lol

@yos877

Жыл бұрын

Apparently they cut the scene with old brimsley and reynold, so dont worry shonda herself confirmed that hes very much alive

@inzaghiscornsalad7034

Жыл бұрын

@@yos877 there's still smth to be sad about i guess? Brimsley was dancing by himself.

@yos877

Жыл бұрын

@@inzaghiscornsalad7034 yes i was just confirming about the dead assumptions

In the past, Lady Danbury was not acquainted with Violet. Not really. I mean, Violet was hardly a teenager back then, and Lady Danbury was older and in a different circle. To her, this was just another part of this white family of Lords and Ladies and they were forced to be in a same circle, in a way. Except this Lord was different. He was her friend, the first man in her life (hell, probably the only man) that actually saw her as she is, not as she has to be. He encouraged her, praised her, listened to her, and this was the first time that she was desired not because she's a female and he has male needs - it was so much more than that. She's a beautiful woman of many opinions and principles and a fantastic sense of humour, I mean, who wouldn't fall for her, being her friend and getting to actually know her? We somehow never considered it because Violet was so much in love with her Edmund, but it does not mean her father, whom she loved dearly, was ever in love with her mother. By the look of things, Violet was the only thing keeping them together as a family.

12:42 people speculated that the footman is the same footman that took Eloise to the printing shop for the first time in season 2 (i forgot his name)

I need a story arc for Violet - past and future!

@123trixxx4

Жыл бұрын

Honestly, no. I won't survive that heartbreak.

@inzaghiscornsalad7034

Жыл бұрын

@@123trixxx4 ik the few minutes she talks about edmund in s2 broke my heart into 72 pieces i wont be able to take in her story

To answer your question about whether or not this story is a book: short answer is yes! Long answer is that the book was written by the author after the screenplay was written by Shonda Rhimes! The author, Julia Quinn, explained it at a book signing of hers I was lucky enough to be at this weekend! Super cool collab.

the most beautiful love story in the series, change my mind.

bryce's shirt looks super cute i like that color on him

Yessss!!! Have been checking my phone every like 10 minutes to see if you were gonna upload this today. I love your reactions and cannot wait for episode 6!!!!!

Bryce: "And potentially proceeded to... garden with him" - totally loved that line. good job, boys, very entertaining :D

"Quickening" is when a mother feels the fetus movements, around 16-20 weeks. It's weird that the doctor simply spoke for Charlotte by saying quickening had occurred, but perhaps he asked her off screen away from the Dowager Princess? If his exam was prolonged, it's either creepy patriarchy or because a speculum exam of the cervix would be really tough with 1700s tools and low lighting. (Speculums were minted in 1845 but similar tools have been around since the Roman Empire). He was probably looking for the Chadwick sign to confirm the pregnancy. The Chadwick sign is when the cervix appears blue-ish purple starting ~6 weeks into pregnancy and lasts until after delivery. It occurs due to increased blood flow, but it isn't a sure sign since hormonal changes can do the same thing. My biggest concern is that his hands weren't sterile (and sterile gloves didn't exist yet), so he could easily pass an infection to the mother and fetus - with potentially serious consequences to the baby.

Wooohoo am currently binge watching your Bridgerton playlist and this drops. What a treat for me 💃🏾

"Your garden's in bloom?"🤯

Violet was much too young to be Agatha’s friend back then and she could have grown up to become like her indoctrinated mother instead of her dad… hope the moment when they did become friends is portrayed sometime in a future season

Thanks, Zuff! Thanks, Rob! Thanks, Bryce! 👑 Since you wondered, *the* *quickening* is when one first starts to feel the fetus moving inside... often described like butterflies. #ReelTime #TomVerica #QueenCharlotte

The next episode is something else I can’t wait to see that reaction

26:40 As far as the marriages of the first four sons of George and Charlotte go, George hated his wife, and I think Frederick was the one who said he hadn't seen his wife in 20 years, but William who had that good moment with Charlotte from what I've heard had a happy marriage with his wife though any children they had died in infancy (he had 10 children out of wedlock from before he met her I think but he provided for them and apparently his wife accepted them and may have even loved them to some degree). Edward (the other one who just got married) I'm not sure about though some say that it was because he died that his wife/widow fell prey to Conroy manipulating her because her husbands death left her in vulnerable state. I guess the writers picked William (future King William the fourth since his brother Frederick died when their brother George was George the fourth and since George had no children apart from the daughter who died in episode 1) as the one to get the scene with Charlotte because his marriage was a reasonably happy one as far as royal marriages go.

when lady danbury was looking for the crown her ring is the same as violet father

@lynnhettrick7588

Жыл бұрын

Oh! I missed that!

I watched them back to back so not sure if it was this one or the last one you wondered what colic was. Colic is basically when a baby cries too much without any obvious reason, it’s pain in the abdomen caused by trapped wind or obstruction in the intestines possibly due to digestive issues or intolerances. It’s not entirely known what exactly causes it. The rule of 3 for a diagnosis is crying episodes lasting 3 hours a day, occurring 3 times a week for more than 3 weeks. It usually happens in the afternoon and doesn’t usually last after they are 6 months old.

Lady Danbury is a Queen in her own right, couldn't watch that horrid torture scene just couldn't, Plus I really want to see Lady Danbury's Bridgerton Story and Violet and Lord Bridgerton A Bridgerton Love Story, those should be the next ones. great reaction.

@kiraalldredge48

Жыл бұрын

Lady Danbury isn't Simon's grandmother...

@meredithgrace4337

Жыл бұрын

@@kiraalldredge48 thank you for correcting me, here I was thinking for two whole series of Bridgerton that they were related because they were inseparable and she acted like a grandmother figure towards him, I never read the books so I do not know a lot of information about the family trees and when I saw the young Lady Danbury with her child I thought that was Simon's dad, I'm going to edit my comment now to spare my blushers thank you again.

@kiraalldredge48

Жыл бұрын

@@meredithgrace4337 it's all good, things happen. I'm pretty sure her connection with Simon was being close with with Simon's mother. I've read the books and you don't really learn a ton about Lady Danbury's family. I think her great grand nephew marries a Bridgerton, but I'm not even positive about that.

Omg, I was just going to sleep but I gotta watch this first 😂

Can't wait for ep 6 reaction! It was so good, I cried multiple times, especially at the end. I also loved a scene with George's mom, it gave her a whole new sense.

Episode 6 absolutely wrecked me. I bawled like a newborn babe.

Meant to be studying for my exam but i have to see you guys react to the love confession and the lady Danbury rizz😌😌love you guys make my night fr ❤❤

I absolutely love this show and y’all’s reaction 😭😭

Quickening is the first movement felt by the mother. Usually 16-20 weeks

@lynnhettrick7588

Жыл бұрын

For a first pregnancy, it can be that time frame, but for later pregnancies the flutters can be felt slightly earlier since the person knows what to expect. I was 15 weeks.

@kathleenclark815

Жыл бұрын

@@lynnhettrick7588 Yes, that is true..but this was Charlotte's first pregnancy. That is why I said that. Notice I said 16-20. Why are you telling me like I don't know?? Dear, I've have four children and four grandbabies lol.

@lynnhettrick7588

Жыл бұрын

@@kathleenclark815 It was less to you and more to the guys and others who might not know. I was adding to your post, not saying that you don't know.

The next episode destroyed me. I don't think I ever cried that much.

I predict all 3 of them will cry next ep

Lady D and Violets dad doing it is definitely not in the Bridgerton books haha. But the author of the books and the creator of these shows wrote a book about Queen C and I’m sure they added it to that book. Definitely wasn’t expecting that 😅 in one of the second epilogues violet tells one of her girls she has never even thought of getting a new husband because she was so in love with her late husband 🤷‍♀️ the show definitely changes a bit of the stories from the books and adds new story lines.

can't wait to sob again while watching you guys watch episode 6 🫶

I am convinced that Marcus Anderson (supposed love interest of Violet Bridgeton, in the upcoming season 3) is actually Lady Danbury and Lord Ledgers love child!

I think the doctor enjoyed having and wielding power over the most powerful man in the world (at that time). I wonder if we'll ever get a back story on Violet and Edmund.

The quickening is just when you start feeling the baby move around and kick.

Well, she wasn't friends with Violet at the time and had no way of knowing she would be, ever. I think they only really got to be close friends during the first two seasons, though. There is a Queen Charlotte book, but it was made after the show by Shonda Rhimes and Julia Quinn (the author of the original novels).

I think wht ppl do not see is that lady danbury and violet's father fell in love bcs they were friends, bcs they did not see each other as objects, lady danbury is tired of being seen as just an object and he is tired of having a wife that just wants his title and does not understand him.

My feelings were exactly same as feelings you guys had..

The way I get soooooo excited for these reactions........I should really be embarrassed 😂😝.......alas......I am not!

The Quickening is the like very first early stage pregnancy movement noted by the mother. Basically in those times, the earliest and probably only way to a certain degree to know if the baby is alive thus if the pregnancy is likely viable because you know, there was no ultrasound machines and such…

No, this Queen Charlotte A Bridgerton Story was Created by Shonda Rhine and not part of the book because Queen Charlotte and King George barely in book series

While it may be slightly awkward, I really do appreciate the acknowledgement and discussion of women's sexuality and desire in this show. Especially since for centuries it has been taboo and frowned upon (especially for older women). It's nice to show a real/important side to these women👍🏻

The Quickening = Foetus Kicking

Was waiting patiently 😊🎉🎉

Can't wait for the next episode. 😢

4:54 the old way of checking is a doctor would would check to see if the woman’s cervex has started to naturally open, when a woman gets pregnant her the cervex starts to make to make room so when the time comes the baby can fit better on the way out

With this info that Violet is horny again I wonder if we'll get like a side plot in later seasons of Bridgerton of Violet finding a lover or something lol

pls the comments preparing for the next ep got me scaredd cause i haven’t seen the full episodes lmao why am i nervous 😭

@nicoleobrien5987

Жыл бұрын

I was quite the opposite. I read the comments and thought 'surely I'll be okay'. I didn't even realize when I started to cry! 😭

@_laoise

Жыл бұрын

⁠@@nicoleobrien5987 oh nooo 😭 i cry at everything so this should be fun lol

Yeahhh, I made the mistake of watching your Season 3 Bridgerton reactions before I watched this and totally got spoilered on the whole Lady Danbury/Lord Ledger thing, oops, but oh well, it was still a fun watch! 😂🤷

31:23 The past is about the future it's what makes the future, we can't escape it it's what molds the present

The quickening is when the baby starts to move and kick

There is a book Queen Charlotte but it just came out so the show wasn't based off of it. 31:48

Dr John Monro was a real doctor but there is no proof that he treated king George

tbf I think these are actually what doctors of the time did. I love this episode sm especially because of the garden references. Anyway, I ship Danger even if Lady Danbury & Lord Ledger had an adulterous affair

27:05 😂😂😂😂

Pretty sure the logic of the branding was that it would boil bad humours out of the body. Does also just generally fit with Monro's idea of beating the shit out of George though

18:30 HAHAHA this is so funny. fuckin deep

It’s hard to believe there’s only 1 episode left. So many storylines are reaching their climax (pun intended) You all had the same look when you know did you know what with Violet’s dad😂

Finally!

27:48 ahh yes we love a man written by a woman🥰

Duh, the books about Queen Charlotte and King George are called history books. 😂 Great reaction to a great episode 👏🏽

I hope violet gets gardened in season 3 😅

Zuff's lack of empathy towards Lady Danbury was... disturbing. "You seemed to turn out just fine!" HUH??? such a sick response! ew

This is not in relation to anything you have said just in general... It's horse shit that men wanting to be sexually active until they're dead is ok but if a woman over say 40 does, it's weird and taboo. Well fuck taboos. I'm a 45 year old woman and *shock, horror*, I still like sex.

Look at that torture device he was examining Charlotte with. Ugh.

Teen Wolf plis

Hated the lady danbury affair with Violet’s dad 🙄 How can you befriend the daughter of the man you had an affair with 🥴

@a.noriega-gonzalez6801

Жыл бұрын

if she truly loved Violet’s dad… wouldn’t it fall within the messy contradictions of the human heart that she’d, perhaps, wish to keep in touch with the only surviving part of him?

Say what you want about Agatha but she was SO smart and strong and strategic, and she set herself up for such success in fighting for her earned title and place in the Ton. AND she did it without remarrying. I mean??? 🤌🏼