There will forever be just two words that come to this author's mind the morning after any good party, shock and delight. All right, there's a new hit show about the marriage market among a gossiping, promenading exclusive few around the eighteen teens. Yes, I'm talking about Shondaland's latest blessing upon us, Bridgerton, the glittering fantasy set in regency England that checks all the boxes. I'm Gabrielle Collins, and I live for the art effect. That is, I'm a period
drama freak like you. I was thinking to myself, thank you Bridgerton cast and crew for prancing all over the intersection of history and fantasy. I also wondered how many sets did these people build? Well, I'm taking you inside the fullness of life behind the scenes. The show's brilliant creators are giving us an all access peak. Okay, this is between you and me, John, Don't say it, don't
say it, all right, say it. Think of me as your curious guide to the world of Bridgerton, and I'm bringing along my highly esteemed co hosts, researcher Annabel Hood, season one writer Jess Brownell and historian doctor Hannah Gregg. Together. We're scotch reeling you through conversations about the whigs and costumes. Daphanie is the only one that her costume design really is about the elegance of simplicity. The production design we went old school and we got two scene cartists and
who painted the backings for us by hand. The glorious grandiloquence of it all. I swoon. Can you imagine when he looks into your eyes and then he dips you? I can't even say the words that I want to say. Quite frankly hilarious mishaps from behind the scenes, and at one point we just heard this sort of ripping sound and Jonathan went, yep, I think there's just been a
wardrobe malfunction. No mercy for those trousers. And we're also going to talk to some of the incredibly talented cast, like the actress who brings Kane toting boss Lady Danbury to life, Adua and Doe. I sharpened my wit to my wardrobe and my eye, and I made myself the most terrifying creature in any room I entered. Will even hear from the book series author Julia Quinn, these dukes
are all like in their late twenties early thirties. Almost all of them were unmarried, ripped, really good looking, and none of them have said us, join us. Hear how Shonda Land reimagined agency romance in the way only Shanta Land. Could they have told us what it is truly like. However, would we get anything else done at all? Season one of Bridgerton, a Shanta Land production in partnership with Netflix,
is available now while you wait for season two. Fall in Love All Over Again with Bridgerton, The official podcast available February eighteenth on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your favorite shows,