Vulture Reviews Bridgerton Season Three

Photo: LIAM DANIEL/NETFLIX

Spoilers for Bridgerton season three, part two follow in the article.

Like its first two seasons, this installment of Bridgerton is a delightful romp with towering heaps of confectionary-sweet silliness, an overlay of Barbie feminism, and the occasional baffling structural flaw. Every season of Bridgerton has some amount of imperfection, but each season is imperfect in its own way. Keep reading for our thoughts on the latest season of Bridgerton.

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