You'd have to have a heart of stone not to well up at this episode, but who am I kidding I was fully sobbing pretty much from Brimsley dancing alone until the end 😭😂
I think that loved him unconditionally, so she could always bring him back. The moment she went under the bed, I started crying. When he said you didn't go over the wall, I was done😢. This was the first major role for both young actors playing George and Charlotte. ❤
I can't believe how many reactions I have binge watched of Queen Charlotte. It never fails to move me. I really enjoyed your reactions. You showed so much compassion for the characters. In the end that is what makes this particular series so powerful. It's not just about romantic love. It's about duty, honor and commitment. But most importantly, it really is about George just as much as it is about Charlotte - if not more so. We watch a man dealing with something much greater than himself. We watch him fall and fail miserably. We watch him give in and almost crumble. But we also watch him stand up and live to fight another battle. Maybe that's why the declaration of love is so powerful. We understand he doesn't feel that he deserves love. But we are Charlotte at that moment. We all say: "We see your struggle. We honor you. We love you." That very last scene under the bed is bittersweet. But we understand Queen Charlotte's singlemindedness. In a way she does inherit from the Dowager Princess. As for Reynolds and Brimsley. We love them because they honor their service to the king and queen. We respect them. We want them to be rewarded with love because they deserve it. My favorite Reynold's scene is when he sees George struggling and he quietly places his hand on George's shoulder to calm him. What a beautiful moment. Brimsley follows behind Charlotte at a moment when she is beside herself. He extends his arm like a jedi soldier and shoots out his love to bolster the queen to keep her going. How beautiful that we absolutely love these two men. It's incredible writing, directing and acting to get us to love these men individually and as a couple. These entire series is breathtaking. Shonda got it right. She really did.
I'm so glad you were able to watch Queen Charlotte! Really enjoyed your reactions to it. They did such an awesome job with this spinoff. No matter how many times I see it, I cannot watch this episode (or reactions to this episode) without crying. It's so powerful and poignant. Interesting side note: The real-life daughters of Charlotte and George actually wanted to marry and have children, but their parents were against it and kept them secluded. George didn't want his daughters being married off to foreign princes and risk finding themselves trapped in a loveless marriage.
I'm not a fan of Bridgerton, I've seen the first season and did not like it, and then I've seen the last one. After seeing it, I've read that Queen Charlotte was really good and I was like, well, let's give it a chance. Im glad I did. I loved it. The way its written and directed, all of the side stories are as special as the main one. The finale broke me. It was beautiful yet devastating. I hope they make more spinoff like this one.
(Spoilers for all Bridgerton) You should at least watch the scenes of Charlotte and Georges in season 2 of Bridgerton. There are at least one, just like in season 1, and its bittersweet and heartbreaking. A shame he is not shown at all in season 3.
You'd have to have a heart of stone not to well up at this episode, but who am I kidding I was fully sobbing pretty much from Brimsley dancing alone until the end 😭😂
I think that loved him unconditionally, so she could always bring him back. The moment she went under the bed, I started crying. When he said you didn't go over the wall, I was done😢. This was the first major role for both young actors playing George and Charlotte. ❤
I don't trust people who don't shed a tear at some point during this episode - it's such a gut punch.
I can't believe how many reactions I have binge watched of Queen Charlotte. It never fails to move me. I really enjoyed your reactions. You showed so much compassion for the characters. In the end that is what makes this particular series so powerful. It's not just about romantic love. It's about duty, honor and commitment. But most importantly, it really is about George just as much as it is about Charlotte - if not more so. We watch a man dealing with something much greater than himself. We watch him fall and fail miserably. We watch him give in and almost crumble. But we also watch him stand up and live to fight another battle. Maybe that's why the declaration of love is so powerful. We understand he doesn't feel that he deserves love. But we are Charlotte at that moment. We all say: "We see your struggle. We honor you. We love you." That very last scene under the bed is bittersweet. But we understand Queen Charlotte's singlemindedness. In a way she does inherit from the Dowager Princess. As for Reynolds and Brimsley. We love them because they honor their service to the king and queen. We respect them. We want them to be rewarded with love because they deserve it. My favorite Reynold's scene is when he sees George struggling and he quietly places his hand on George's shoulder to calm him. What a beautiful moment. Brimsley follows behind Charlotte at a moment when she is beside herself. He extends his arm like a jedi soldier and shoots out his love to bolster the queen to keep her going. How beautiful that we absolutely love these two men. It's incredible writing, directing and acting to get us to love these men individually and as a couple. These entire series is breathtaking. Shonda got it right. She really did.
I'm so glad you were able to watch Queen Charlotte! Really enjoyed your reactions to it. They did such an awesome job with this spinoff. No matter how many times I see it, I cannot watch this episode (or reactions to this episode) without crying. It's so powerful and poignant.
Interesting side note: The real-life daughters of Charlotte and George actually wanted to marry and have children, but their parents were against it and kept them secluded. George didn't want his daughters being married off to foreign princes and risk finding themselves trapped in a loveless marriage.
Aww you guys made me cry again watching this episode🥹😭. This spin-off delivered!
If this doesn't make you cry, you don't have a soul.😢😢❤
The whole episode my laugh and cry, but seeing all four of them under the bed, brought the 😢😢😢tears
I feel like all of us who know the lyrics to “Nobody Gets Me” by SZA cried when the Queen and King were dancing🥲
I love a series for Danbury, violet, Portia
I'm not a fan of Bridgerton, I've seen the first season and did not like it, and then I've seen the last one. After seeing it, I've read that Queen Charlotte was really good and I was like, well, let's give it a chance.
Im glad I did. I loved it. The way its written and directed, all of the side stories are as special as the main one. The finale broke me. It was beautiful yet devastating.
I hope they make more spinoff like this one.
(Spoilers for all Bridgerton)
You should at least watch the scenes of Charlotte and Georges in season 2 of Bridgerton. There are at least one, just like in season 1, and its bittersweet and heartbreaking. A shame he is not shown at all in season 3.
Great reaction
Yall were trying so hard st the end😂😂😂 good job