What time is Bridgerton season 4 out? Netflix release time and how to watch it
Bridgerton is heading to the ball once again - but when can you tune in? 🎭📺
- Bridgerton is set to make its highly anticipated return.
- The first part of season four is set to land on Netflix.
- But when exactly can you expect the episodes to come out?
Dust down your Sunday best because Bridgerton is back for another season. The beloved Netflix series is returning to warm your cockles on a cold winter’s night.
The spotlight will be turning on Benedict, who takes the starring role this time around. Could it be time for the titular family’s bohemian second son to find love?
Like previous seasons, Bridgerton series four will be split into multiple parts. It means that viewers will face a cliffhanger this month!
But when can you expect to watch the new episodes? Here’s all you need to know:
What to expect from Bridgerton season 4
Tudum, Netflix’s official website, teases: “Season 4 turns its focus to bohemian second son Benedict. Despite his elder and younger brothers both being happily married, Benedict is loath to settle down. That is, until an enthralling woman captures Benedict’s attention at the masquerade ball. While Benedict knows his love interest as only the Lady in Silver, she’s actually Sophie, a resourceful maid with her own secrets and dreams.
“With the reluctant help of his sister Eloise, Benedict sets out in society to uncover the young lady’s identity. But in fact, his heart’s desire is not in society at all — she is a resourceful maid named Sophie, working for the formidable Lady of the house, Araminta Gun (Katie Leung).
“When fate brings Benedict and Sophie back together, Benedict wrestles between the reality of his affection for this intriguing maid and the fantasy of the Lady in Silver — unaware that they are the same person. Will Benedict’s inability to see these women as one and the same derail the undeniable spark between him and Sophie? And can love truly conquer anything?”
Who is in the cast of Bridgerton season 4?
- Luke Thompson - Benedict Bridgerton
- Yerin Ha - Sophie Baek
- Jonathan Bailey - Anthony Bridgerton
- Simone Ashley - Kate Bridgerton
- Victor Alli - John Stirling
- Adjoa Andoh - Lady Danbury
- Julie Andrews - Lady Whistledown
- Lorraine Ashbourne - Mrs. Varley
- Masali Baduza - Michaela Stirling
- Nicola Coughlan - Penelope Bridgerton
- Hannah Dodd - Francesca Stirling
- Daniel Francis - Lord Marcus Anderson
- Ruth Gemmell - Violet Bridgerton
- Florence Hunt - Hyacinth Bridgerton
- Martins Imhangbe - Will Mondrich
- Claudia Jessie - Eloise Bridgerton
- Katie Leung - Lady Araminta Gun
- Luke Newton - Colin Bridgerton
- Michelle Mao - Rosamund Li
- Emma Naomi - Alice Mondrich
- Golda Rosheuvel - Queen Charlotte
- Hugh Sachs - Brimsley
- Will Tilston - Gregory Bridgerton
- Polly Walker - Portia Featherington
- Isabella Wei - Posy Li
When is Bridgerton season 4 out on Netflix?
The show is once again being split into multiple parts by the streaming giant. Fans will be able to enjoy the first four episodes of the fourth season on Thursday (January 29).
However, the remaining half will land on Netflix nearly a month later on February 26. Fingers crossed it isn’t too much of a cliffhanger that part one ends on.
- Part 1 - episodes 1 - 4 - January 29
- Part 2 - episodes 5 - 8 - February 26
What time is Bridgerton out on Netflix?
The first part of Bridgerton season 4 is set to release in just a matter of hours. Netflix will drop episodes one to four at 8am GMT on Thursday (January 29).
For those in America, the episodes will be available at 12am PT/ 3am ET.
Fans call on Netflix to reverse ‘ridiculous’ Bridgerton decision
Bridgerton’s first two series dropped all in one go, in the traditional Netflix release pattern. However, the third and now fourth seasons have both been split into multiple parts.
Fans have been left frustrated by the announcement and quickly took to social media to vent about it. One declared: “Splitting an 8 episode season into 2 parts is so ridiculous.”
Another added: “I don't know who gave Netflix the idea of making us wait years for a new season and then splitting it into two parts but I HATE them.” A fan echoed: “Splitting the season in two again is the worst decision.”
One person issued a demand to Netflix, saying: “Please stop splitting one season in parts.”
However, not all of the fans are down on the decision. One said: “Once again if we cannot get weekly releases, splitting the season into parts is so much better than the alternative of dropping it all at once. And it’s only a month! Y’all will be fine.”
Another offered: “My controversial opinion is that splitting a single season into two parts is actually a genius marketing move. Just like a weekly release of an episode is also a genius move. Releasing everything all at once overwhelms the viewer and hurts the overall ratings of a show.”
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