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Bridgerton s First Spin-Off Will Focus on a Young Queen Charlotte
With young Violet Bridgerton and young Lady Danbury in the mix as well! Megan Vick
Did someone order more
Bridgerton? Well, dear reader, your wish is Netflix s command. In addition to announcing earlier this year that the saucy romance series has been renewed through Season 4, Netflix has now greenlit the first spin-off of the Shondaland drama. Shonda Rhimes will write and executive produce an upcoming limited series focused on a young Queen Charlotte.
Queen Charlotte, played by Golda Roseheuvel on the flagship series, was added to the world of
Bridgerton for the Netflix series, as the queen is not present in any of Julia Quinn s eight
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‘This Is Us : Jon Huertas on Kevin and Jack’s Dreamy Heart-to-Heart, That Flash-Forward Car Mystery
Plus: NBC family drama star gives TheWrap a cryptic answer about where Miguel is in the futureJennifer Maas | February 23, 2021 @ 7:00 PM Last Updated: February 24, 2021 @ 8:20 AM
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(Warning: This post contains spoilers for Tuesday’s “This Is Us.”)
“This Is Us” took fans on several literal journeys with Tuesday’s episode, “The Ride,” which followed Jack (Milo Ventimiglia) and Rebecca (Mandy Moore); Kevin (Justin Hartley) and Madison (Caitlin Thompson); Randall (Sterling K. Brown) and Beth (Susan Kelechi Watson); and Kate (Chrissy Metz) and Toby (Chris Sullivan) as they brought home new babies. With each of these different trips, we learned more about the micro-units of the Pearson clan and even got a glimpse into their future with yet another cryptic flash-forward.
The past few episodes of
This Is Us have been defined by cars. First there was Kate’s journey to confront Marc. Then Randall and Beth’s road trip to New Orleans to learn about his birth mom. And finally Kevin’s rush to make it back to L.A. in time for the birth of his twins. “The Ride” continues that theme with an episode all about the first drive home from the hospital after the arrival of a new baby. It’s the simplest episode of the season so far a low-key, character-centric outing that lets the
This Is Us cast shine in some close-quarters acting. Plotwise, there’s not much to it, and it’s surprisingly muted emotionally too. But “The Ride” is at least an effective reminder of how charming these actors can be and how lived-in the show’s characters feel five seasons in.
This Is Us, three new Pearsons were added to the family. And this week on
This Is Us, well, baby, it was time to go home. Of course, that road home and even that first step out of the hospital maternity ward is never easy, and viewers saw all sorts of Pearson parents embark on trying drives as they tried out their new lives with excitement and unease. Armed with twins, Kevin (Justin Hartley) and Madison (Caitlin Thompson) learned about car seats and avoided a showdown with a paparazzo before an overwhelmed, grateful Kevin (re)proposed to his fiancée with a hospital ID bracelet. Kate (Chrissy Metz) and Toby (Chris Sullivan) gave a ride to Ellie (Annie Funke), who was reeling after her emotional goodbye to her biological daughter Hailey and decided in the car that it was too painful to continue to be a part of this family from the sidelines.