If you’ve already binged the first four episodes, here’s how to watch the rest of the season
It’s been two long years since we were last treated to a proper Bridgerton love story. In the first half of season three, which dropped on Netflix today, the Regency-era series turns its attention to Penelope Featherington (Nicola Coughlan) and Colin Bridgerton (Luke Newton). As expected, the first four episodes are packed with drama, steam, gossip, and romance—but what happens next?
If you’ve already binged your way through part one of season three and find yourself wanting more (especially after that cliffhanger ending), rest assured you won’t have to wait another two years. Ahead, we break down everything you need to know about how and when you can see part two.
When does part two of Bridgerton season three drop on Netflix?
Season three of Bridgerton has been split in half, with part one containing the first four episodes and part two containing the last four. Part one arrived on Netflix on May 16, and part two will drop a month later, on June 13. Find all the episode titles below.
Part 1
Episode 1 — “Out of the Shadows”
Episode 2 — “How Bright the Moon”
Episode 3 — “Forces of Nature”
Episode 4 — “Old Friends”
Part 2
Episode 5 — “Tick Tock”
Episode 6 — “Romancing Mister Bridgerton”
Episode 7 — “Joining of Hands”
Episode 8 — “Into the Light”
What will part two be about?
Season three is all about the burgeoning romance between Penelope and Colin following Penelope’s falling-out with her lifelong best friend, Colin’s younger sister Eloise. Feeling alienated from society and increasingly desperate to escape her family, Penelope recruits Colin to help hone her skills for attracting a husband on the marriage mart. Suffice it to say, things get … complicated.
While episode four leaves Penelope and Colin’s relationship status uncertain, the remainder of the season is sure to answer all the big questions—especially as they relate to Penelope’s fractured friendship with Eloise and her double life as the elusive Lady Whistledown.
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