Watch the Trailer for Bridgerton, Your New Favorite Show

Get a sneak peek at Bridgerton, Shonda Rhimes' first Netflix series that will be charming your stockings off on Christmas Day.

By Lauren Piester Dec 14, 2020 5:30 PMTags
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We're not here to tell you that your Christmas Day plans are set, but we are here to tell you that perhaps you should consider them set. 

Bridgerton makes its debut on Netflix on Dec. 25, and you can now get a lengthy glimpse at the highly and rightly anticipated drama with a brand new trailer that teases a truly titillating romance to obsess over. If you've ever loved Pride and Prejudice, Gossip Girl, Emma, any Shonda Rhimes show, any of the more intimate scenes from Outlander or any orchestral version of an Ariana Grande or Taylor Swift song, this is the show for you. 

The trailer introduced Daphne Bridgerton (Phoebe Dynevor), the oldest daughter of the Bridgerton family, which is currently run by her older brother Anthony (Jonathan Bailey) after her father's death. It's time for her to show herself off in the hopes of finding a worthy husband, but in the absence of any good options, she and the marriage-averse duke (Regé-Jean Page) pretend to be into each other to make everybody else happy. You might be able to guess where things go from there! 

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Watch the trailer below!

This is Rhimes' first series after moving to Netflix from ABC, and while the regency setting is not what you might be used to from her, the show is not without its trademark Shonda moments. There's sexual tension, lingering glances from across rooms, impassioned monologues, women taking charge. This time, they're just wearing corsets instead of scrubs or luxurious pantsuits. 

On top of it all, there's a mystery afoot: Who is Lady Whistledown? You'll have to watch to find out. 

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All eight episodes of Bridgerton will be available Dec. 25 on Netflix.