The popular television series, Bridgerton, is soon returning with a new season offering intriguing romance, predictable yet charming storylines, and some particularly riveting scenes. The highly anticipated third season of the show is set to premiere soon and here we discuss what viewers should expect from this installment.
The Number of Episodes for Bridgerton’s Third Season
Bridgerton Season 3, awarded with a split-season treatment by Netflix, will comprise a total of eight episodes. However, only the first four episodes will air on May 16. The remaining half of the season is scheduled to premiere on June 13. While this may disappoint binge-watchers, the good news is that Netflix has already approved a fourth season. It is speculated that the split-season format might also be applied to the following season, a trend increasingly observed in the world of streaming.
It may be assumed that several factors, including the Hollywood strikes of 2023, possibly contributed to production delays, pushing Netflix to opt for a split-season release instead of postponing the entire season until June 13. The scenarios may not be preferable, but it is noteworthy that the alternative ensures viewers can enjoy part of the season sooner.
Looking Forward to Future Seasons
Regardless of the split-season format, the certainty of a fourth season is a promising development for fans of the series. Indeed, Netflix’s determination to continue with the show, despite potential production challenges, speaks volumes on the high regard it is held in.
Wrapping Up
If you’re looking forward to watching the new season of Bridgerton, be sure to mark your calendar for May 16 and June 13. And while we all eagerly await the forthcoming courtship stories and dramatic scenes, remember there’s more to come with a confirmed fourth season in the pipeline.
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