The highly anticipated third season of Bridgerton has recently premiered on Netflix, with the streaming platform opting to release the season in two parts. Critics and fans have wasted no time in sharing their thoughts on the first four episodes, which are currently available for viewing.
According to reviews on Rotten Tomatoes, season 3 of Bridgerton has garnered the highest audience scores compared to previous seasons, indicating a strong connection with viewers. While it falls slightly below the acclaimed first season in terms of critical reception, it outperforms the second season and maintains a positive overall rating.
Interestingly, Queen Charlotte emerges as a standout character among critics, despite receiving a lower rating from audiences. Nevertheless, all seasons of Bridgerton have been well-received, with none falling into the 'bad' category.
Netflix is likely pleased with the positive feedback for season 3, as the show continues to be a popular staple on the platform. With the series already renewed for a fourth season, fans can expect a shorter wait time between releases, potentially addressing the challenge of lengthy gaps between seasons.
However, some viewers have expressed frustration over the decision to split the season into two parts, with a month-long wait for the remaining episodes. It remains to be seen how this delay may impact the overall reception of the season.
Overall, Bridgerton remains a strong contender in Netflix's lineup, offering engaging storytelling and captivating characters. As the series continues to draw in audiences and receive critical acclaim, it is poised to remain a key fixture in the streaming landscape for seasons to come.
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