The Bridgerton fandom blew up when they discovered that The Duke of Hastings, played by Rege-Jean Paul, would not be returning to Season 2 of the Netflix series. The intense backlash to this announcement isn't surprising, considering The Duke was the hot plot that kept viewers coming back for more. However, the fact that Daphne's eldest brother, Anthony Bridgerton (played by Jonathan Bailey), will be taking the reins in the lead male role may keep these thirsty fans at bay. Many of Jonathan Bailey's fans took to Twitter to remind everyone that Viscount Bridgerton is just as sexy as the Duke, and will make a wonderful leading man. Whether it be through pictures or words, Jonathan Bailey's fans really pulled through for him. Scroll down for this week's thirstiest tweets.
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Bridgerton star Rege-Jean Page blew us all away in the first season. The steamy sex scenes he contributed to throughout the season will live rent-free in our minds forever and always. Alas, the show just announced that the tall, dark, and handsome Duke of Hastings that we have all come to know and love will not be returning for the second season of the period drama, which will focus more on Daphe's eldest brother, Anothony Bridgerton and his quest for love. Twitter immediately went into a frenzy over the heartbreaking news, some going so far as to say that The Duke was essentially the plot of the entire show (and let's be honest - they're not wrong). Apparently, each of the Bridgerton books focuses on the story of a different sibling, so the responsibility to keep the thirsty fans of the show satisfied falls to Jonathan Bailey, who plays Anthony, this time around. Till then, we'll all be mourning the loss of our sexy duke - scroll down for the most hilarious reactions on Twitter.
In the last couple of years, 'Netflix and Chill' has become a staple in our internet meme vernacular. In case you're from another planet and need to gain more insight into Earth's strange culture, 'Netflix and Chill' is actually code for going over to someone's house and hooking up while a mediocre film plays in the background. So for those of you that were looking forward to watching a film, sorry in advance. Make plans for another night. People on Twitter have been bringing back the phrase in their own quirky ways, and we're so here for it. Scroll down to get a gist of what we mean.
With every Women's History Month comes a wave of stories of incredibly amazing and strong women of past and present. I don't know about you guys, but sometimes I feel like I can't keep up with the stamina and drive of all these awe-inspiring ladies. What's a lazy girl to do every March? Bingewatch the best feminist TV shows - duh! Women support other women, so it's pretty much your obligation during Women's History Month. Scroll down for the best TV shows to enjoy throughout the month.
A new revival of a Sex and the City movie is coming out and the internet is abuzz. More so because Samantha Mother Effing Jones isn't included. Umm, excuse me, but whattttttttttt the freaking hell?!!?!?!!?!?! Samantha IS Sex and the City. She's the ultimate bachelorette who did whatever the hell she wanted, and she knew how to freakin work it. Here is my personal tribute to the true protagonist of this show (yeah, I said it):
The gentlemen of Bridgerton have inevitably captured our hearts as of late - some more so than others. As a super single Netflix enthusiast who is still very much on the marriage market, naturally, it was my duty to detail the lords who would make the best boyfriends and the trash that shouldn't even bother trying. And I did it all without Anthony Bridgerton's shitty suitor advice too! So make haste, and read on to meet your ideal Regency era boyfriend.
SPOILERS AHEAD, so don't say I didn't warn ya.
Bridgerton, the hottest new Netflix show on the block, has risen to fame for all the right reasons. If you haven't watched it yet, why the eff not? Inspired by Julia Quinn's bestselling novels, the show is set in the late 19th century and sees eight close-knit siblings of the Bridgerton family look for love and happiness in London high society. It has all the ingredients—in my humble opinion— for the perfect bing-worthy show, and here's why. First off, it is produced by Shonda Rhimes, which automatically means it will be ah-may-zing. In her genius, she has created a period drama that combines Downton Abbey's aesthetic with Gossip Girl's anonymous gossip columnist's vibe, with a sh*t ton of steamy, raunchy sex thrown in for good measure. So, cancel all your plans tonight (as if you had any anyway!), pour yourself a glass (or bottle) of your fave bubbly, and get binging. Meanwhile, these Tweets about Bridgerton will whet your appetite and give you a taste of what's to come.
Emily in Paris is the new Netflix show everyone is talking about. Think Sex and the City meets Devil Wears Prada, meets utterly ridiculous, and you're on the right track. The show sees American 20-something marketing assistant Emily (Lily Collins) stumble her way around Paris after landing a job at a French marketing company. She has no idea how to work social media (despite working in the biz); she falls in love with her downstairs neighbor (who is gorgeous, of course), and she seems to have more outfits than the rest of the cast put together. The show is full of fantastic fashion, eye-rolling French clichés, and unrealistic romantic interactions and has been getting mixed reviews. It's kind of like a car crash - you're scared to look because it's so bad, but you don't want to miss the opportunity to squirm either. It's terrible for you, but it's also addictive. So basically, the perfect way to kill a hangover Sunday on the couch. As one Twitter user put it, "Emily In Paris is the best Netflix show ever made, because it's so fucking awful that I can't stop watching it and I think that's exactly what they wanted." Here are some memes that depict just how bad fans think the show is.
Parents -- They're are just like us! Err, just with kids..
And when it comes to Netflix, there might not be a more loving and supporting Netflix crowd than parents.
Many parents have admitted to the fact that Netflix does play a large role in their daily life -- or at the very least have tweeted about it.
Here are 22 tweets from parents on their undying love for Netflix (and honestly, same):
Netflix is probably, if not only really what is on everyones mind. The "Okay, what to binge watch this weekend," or the casual..."OMG, I finished the whole series already! What now!?" moments. Yup, we've all had them and are most likely thinking about them now...or is this what we are thinking...
