Love, As Seen On TV Cherie & Niki

It’s the final episode and Cherie and Niki are loath to say goodbye but a more beautiful ending they could not have imagined. Heirs abound, ensuring George’s line *ahem* George and Charlotte’s line continues. Are the young royals able to meet the demands of a nation and what effect will it have upon the relationship? Furthermore, what do Cherie and Niki want and expect to be next within the world of Bridgerton?

The gardens are in bloom this episode but no one is referring to the flowers. In a surprising turn of events, Lord Danbury’s death leaves Lady Danbury reeling, in more ways than one and an heir is finally on the horizon, supposing he can avoid being kingnapped by his own mother. Niki has another spoiler for Cherie and the episode ends on a high note, finally answering that age old question, “Who runs the world?”

Tangents run amok as this episode takes Cherie and Niki down a few rabbit holes. What is fact and what is fiction or is it all just factual fiction/fictional fact? A change of perspective gives new insight into what actually is going on with George in the days leading up to and after the wedding. Does it clear up the confusion about his health or only lead to more questions? Cherie and Niki do their liberal arts best to diagnose despite having zero knowledge or experience in the matter.

It’s coronation day and time for Charlotte to step up as queen but she is distracted by George’s odd behavior. Even though their relationship is on the rocks, Charlotte and George are obligated to provide an heir, so they come up with an every other day arrangement, which seems perfunctory on the surface but very steamy in practice. Can Charlotte and George put aside their hang ups and allow love to blossom - between themselves and for the people they must rule?

Things are finally heating up but the couple getting busy in the bedroom is not the one Cherie and Niki were expecting. Meanwhile, everybody and their mother (literally) are discussing, without actually saying it, what is happening in the royal chambers. But never fear, Charlotte and George don’t stay apart for long and their fledgling relationship starts to take off. Will Charlotte finally get a proper, albeit belated, wedding night?

It’s been awhile but Cherie and Niki are back and excited to dive into some prequel shenanigans. Beloved Bridgerton characters, flush with the bloom of youth, finding their own love story. Charlotte wasn’t always queen and she meets her future king while trying to run away from their wedding. Will this new series live up to the precedent of excellence set by Bridgerton and how does Niki think it compares to the book?