Bridgerton and it's education value?

[Bratsondanielle]

So until I saw Bridgerton on TV I had no idea there were so many black people in the royal social (or whatever) in the old world England back in white 1800s or something. It was very educational and made me very happy.

I didn't know yo

I knew that homie

[Anonymous]

This is a modernized take on society in the 1800s, making it more diverse and tasteful for viewers now. But unfortunately regal parties were not nearly that diverse. If your really want to know the history then do some legwork that isn’t just watching a tv show. You’ll be disappointed.

[Bratsondanielle]

I don't I just thought it would be fun to see comments like yours 😄😄😄

[Opinion Owner]

Meaning?

[Redhead999]

Well the whole story is not historically accurate anyway and mostly focuses on the trivial lives of the very wealthy and privileged upper classes and nobody else really matters.

[Opinion Owner]

Agreed, the whole thing isn’t historically accurate but I’m assuming this was a troll post anyway lol

[Bratsondanielle]

What's you talking about homie?

[Opinion Owner]

🤨😐

[gabby100]

Does that include the sex..

[Bratsondanielle]

Lol 5 black guys and one white chick

[Anonymous]

my home girl shonda produced dat shit.

shonda knows erthing

[exitseven]

What channel is it on?

[Bratsondanielle]

No idea i hurried and changed it. I saw few seconds by accident and nearly threw up so I just thought I'd go on gag and make fun of it

[exitseven]

I just looked it up and it is on netflix. I hardly watch Netfilx anymore but maybe I will look at it.

[Andres77]

If TV was around back then we'd already know