Bridgerton is one of the best Netflix shows to binge-watch, and is one of the most popular shows on the streaming service. We're currently in the midst of Season 4, which is available for those with a Netflix subscription. Just like the last season of Stranger Things (as well as Season 3), the book-to-screen adaptation was split into two parts, released a month apart from each other. While I don't mind this strategy, I think that Bridgerton fumbled this time around for a key reason.
For its most popular shows, Netflix has been splitting up its seasons into multiple parts. That includes Wednesday, Stranger Things, and (of course) Bridgerton. While I enjoy how this unifies the viewing experience for fans, I had an issue with Season 4's schedule. Namely because there wasn't enough of a cliffhanger for my taste.
