UGLY CRYING | Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story Episode 6 Commentary and Reaction

[@couldbahappychic1217]

Girl no one was okay watching episode 6😢😢😢😢

[@zzy4306]

No one was ok and whenever I watch it on reaction and rewatched it I cry all over again

[@couldbahappychic1217]

@@zzy4306 same..

[@latishabuckner8231]

Facts 😭

[@dineshmichael6213]

I swear my soul left my body watching the final scene

[@jubilantsleep]

9:25 I think Queen Charlotte sucks at being a mom because she gave ALL of her love to George and she is thinking of him 24/7, worrying about him 24/7, etc. She didn't have room in her heart for anyone but George. 😞

[@shaniatreyu9303]

Yup! That's pretty much what Brimsley confirmed when she asked if she was a good mother. That everyone loves the king and devotes all of their time to him, including the queen herself.

[@TheB_Hyve]

I have a feeling if their children were actually PRIVY to what she had to go through with their father.....they would have probably grown to have empathy and understanding for their mother and her shortcomings AS a mother.....or maybe even GET OFF THEIR ENTITLED ASSES AND HELP HER!!!!

[@makhab7136]

I wept uncontrollably as well…their love story was heartbreaking in the most beautiful way! Love your editing too!😊

[@littlehouseinthebigapple5716]

I knew brimsley dancing alone to I will always love you was going to snatch your soul from your body 😩🫠

[@MarG1809]

I have watched this scene way too many times and I still cry every time. I was balling my eyes out with you. No she didn’t go over the wall 😭 to me that phrase also meant “in all this years you never left me” “you are still here” because remember he said that she could leave and that he would let her go 😭. I need stop crying.

[@fammyno6752]

😭

[@dollydallie]

I'm not still okay after I watched ep.6. Queen Charlotte and King George love story was so beautiful and tragic.

[@marcusmelancon3426]

That scene where he says she’s a rare jewel is a call back to episode one when she said your lucky my face is a rare jewel

[@kayajamae2092]

I’m definitely afraid the moment I see Charlotte in Bridgerton S3 I will automatically breakout in tears lol. This story broke is all.

[@jessielove297]

I love how episode 1 ends in the past with her alone saying she should have gone over the wall then the last episode ends with them together in the present in a rare moment telling him she didn't go over the wall.❤❤❤❤

[@LadyDi_ATX]

watching this a year later and it broke me again. I want to say that the gentleman who plays the older King George, James Fleet, is truly under-served and doesn't get enough credit. The few minutes he is on screen, he shows us exactly why, even in their older years, Charlotte is still devoted to him. I thought that final scene was exquisitely staged and acted. the juxtaposition of showing them side by side as they are now, then going to each seeing the other as their younger selves -- it was master class! It got me and it still hasn't let me go. Thanks for your review / react. It was great.

[@KelliViti]

Old person here. There is a heavy feminist perspective in Shonda's work. The 70s was the second wave of feminism. As a child of that era. I was very influenced by that decade of unprecedented change. The Bionic Woman was considered the most progressive show of that time. It, & WW / Lindsay Wagner, & Lynda Carter. Were the first women to carry a primetime series. This at a time. When a woman's experience, & perspective. Were thought to be of no value. In terms of interest, or ratings. ( They were wrong ) It rated # 3 in a country that only had three major networks, & no cable. The show was heavily influenced by Lindsay herself. I would love a modern perspective / experience of that series. PS. Charlotte is only one person. Her focus was George. Taking care of him, & his Legacy. That meant ruling as well. The children were lost in the shuffle. She is human.

[@sersastark]

anxiety stress and overwhelm are his triggers. so keeping a stress/anxiety-free environment is key...which is also impossible to do when you have to run a country and at such a young age.

[@talitam.8414]

Girl I was in shambles because you were in shambles 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😂😂😂😂 To think that I started this show out of sheer boredom and now I AM SO INVESTED!!!!! I don't know how they are gonna top this stories! Best Bridgerton project for me! (I'm absolutely obsessed with Corey and India, bye!)

[@triceyg2014]

My daughter and I often say to each other "Okay, Shonda!" after someone tells us some emotionally devastating news😂😢😂 Shonda Rhimes has an incredible body of work that is comically heartbreaking. Please consider exploring "Scandal".

[@socr4820]

I cried so hard at the end. Shonda is so wrong for that

[@tsumi91]

Thank you for allowing us to see you "ugly cry" in that final scene. I searched and searched for a reaction video where someone seems to feel what I felt watching the final scene and all of them except yours left me wanting. Some reactors are more performative and seem to stop themselves from FEELING and that's fine of course but it's not what I needed. Thank you for your video 💖

[@littlesame]

Algorithms led me to this video and for once Im happy it did. Appreciate you simply let your emotions speak for the scenes, thank you ❤ Queen Charlotte is an incredible figure, being the wife of just George and the mother of England partially fulfilling his duty to the people. So many chef kisses from this series. PS. Your editing is 🔥

[@SammyBates]

Yay! Algorithms are so weird sometimes so I’m so glad they led you here and you liked it. Thank you 🥰

[@Toriapress.007]

For that last scene, whenever we reach the line "I did not go over the wall"…. tears GALORE …and I’m on my fourth rewatch atp. Loved the series.🥲🥺😩❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@LiahMarie-bw3fb]

I loved this episode. So many layers about relationships between friends and family. Also I feel like we forgot that sometimes the best way to support someone is to just be there and show them love. Loved how their relationship showed that. Charlotte was so strong from such a young age. Her and George were meant for one another. Charlottes empathy balances with Georges tenderness. Wish and hope the children get to see that side of her now that she knows how theyve been feeling. Episode 6 wrapped up in such a beautiful way. ❤

[@justOrdinaryfolk]

Remember also in this timeline no one knew what to do with mental illness it was all trials, also Charlotte was only 17/18 years old

[@LJE1821]

I understand why Queen Charlotte is not close to her children. Like brimsley said, she gives her 100 life to George and his legacy, even forget herself. Plus the pressure of the crown and the country

[@elizabethjones4190]

This was the first video that was very hard to watch that you did I can see that you were struggling and this touch very close to home. I am a new member so I'm actually watching these videos now I just want to say I suffer for my anxiety as well not very bad but every once in awhile I catches up to me. I will keep you in my prayers and know that you're not alone. And again thank you for sharing and thank you for doing these videos❤

[@shannonmitchell167]

In real life Charlotte and George were married, together and happy for twenty five years before G mental health made it so they didn't live together all the time.

[@ElectricGold9]

And he didn't fully go insane until almost 50 years into the marriage. So they had a lot of happy years before thing fell apart.

[@sandythompson5096]

Young Violet says her mother insisted she accompany her father on his walk that day because she (Violet) was getting on her nerves.

[@mgariepy42]

According to Wikipedia George had three outbreaks during the marriage. The last one was when he was old. Charlotte died in 1816 and he wasn’t compis mentis. He died in 1818

[@terminallumbago6465]

@@mgariepy42She died in 1818. He died in 1820, unaware that she had already died.

[@scorpiogirl114]

38:20 it’s me, hi, I’m the problem it’s me 😂 And I wish I filmed a reaction of me watching you reacting to Old Charlotte seeing Young George under the bed bc it mirrored my reaction the first time I watched it - silent, speechless, full body sobbing. Loved your reactions to this beautiful show and really appreciate the side-by-sides you shared in ep 4. That was very cool to see.

[@AnaisKarim]

Georgie really didn't do his duty because he only stayed with his wife long enough to conceive the Princess Royal. Then he went back to his wild, partying ways. He certainly didn't dig in and commit like his parents. And now his estranged wife is past childbearing age. He could have committed long enough to have a spare.

[@latishabuckner8231]

I'm surprised in the show that Charlotte didn't arrange marriages for all of her children.

[@24Kurenai]

​​@@latishabuckner8231nce Georgie had his, she probably didn't care about what the rest did.

[@AnaisKarim]

@@latishabuckner8231 She didn't force any of them to marry against their will or make a political arrangement and ship them off to another country. The heir only became a problem when the line of succession was wiped out with her granddaughter's death along with her baby. That wiped out the next two generations. I think people are being too hard on Charlotte. Just because those grown children are complaining doesn't mean their viewpoint is without bias. They obviously don't spend much time wondering what she is going through with their dad and nation. The idea that a 55 year old man is whining about his mother not caring about his hobbies is screaming Baby Boy to me.

[@elizabeth_sch]

i RARELY cry at movies/tv shows, but this episode had me SOBBING

[@zzy4306]

Oh my you cry uncontrollably like me watching this 💕 your reaction was Amazing

[@missmayaaaaa]

I literally started binging your reactions while I was braiding my hair last week and you are awesome! I’m a new subscriber and I’m loving this channel! Thank you for the content!!!❤❤❤

[@SammyBates]

Thanks for subbing! 🥰🥰🥰

[@jehender]

I know this came out months ago, but the Queen definitely struggles with race. She didn't pick Charlotte because she's an ally. She picked her because she was not British. Charlotte was outside of the British ton. She did not want to put George's issues upon a respectable lady of the ton. She was told, Charlotte had "Moor blood," which made it easier to impose the issues on her. She also new that choosing someone from a lesser powerful European country would be an enticing offer to that country. Being aligned with Great Britain. But remember, she was taken aback by how brown Charlotte actually was. But she needed George to have a bride and she felt this was the best option. And in order to make it work, she had to put aside her racial opinions. So she's willing to lean into the "Great Experiment," but that doesn't stop her from worrying about the babies skin color in this episode.

[@brookeeboule6642]

Struggling with the wait in these last days before s3 pt 2, but enjoying catching up on some of your older reactions. I lost it at the end of this one when you said "give me everything"... betcha weren't expecting to be obliged so literally in p1 😆

[@tannies_613]

I would love to watch cast compilations of queen charlotte by you

[@tannies_613]

They're hilarious and I loved all the interviewd

[@shyxukun478]

I would love to watch your reactions to the qc cast interviews

[@shannonmitchell167]

Me too! The cast and their chemistry is beautiful and hilarious

[@growingupgrigsby6777]

I'd definitely be interested in hearing the story about how you were blocked by a bridgerton cast member

[@dutchesshouston]

Every time you I started crying too. I remember watching this for the first time and just crying.

[@missprissyrainbow]

I like this lane you have carved out for Romance Dramas. Bridgeton series is filmed in Bath, Uk , which is also the place were Jane Austin lived so it would cool if you reacted to the books turn to film or tv series based on Jane Austin books like Emma (2020)

[@nat2002]

I genuinely think their relationship was such a main part of her life she may not have had any extra room for their kids like if she gave everything she had she could keep George & that was it & that was who she chose

[@phenitagomes1292]

7:50 Thanks for bring that up. I couldn't put it into words but it left me feeling unsettled and I also felt like she could have done better. I get that it was her way of her making her own choice. Maybe a way of freedom but I feel like she was used.

[@MarthaDwyer]

The BBC series about Queen Victoria (George’s grand daughter) is really good. There's also a movie "Young Victoria" thats good too.

[@briez9648]

Historically, Charlotte dies before the new baby girl is born. So that might happen in season 3 of the main show.

[@MarthaDwyer]

The baby is Queen Victoria. There are several good movies and series about her. "Young Victoria" comes to mind. Princess Beatrice (named for one of her daughters) has a non speaking role in it.

[@briez9648]

@@MarthaDwyer hey, I think you meant to post your own individual comment and not reply to mine. You may want to delete and repost.

[@liseu.2271]

You did not go over the wall, no George I did not go over the wall😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭 That's all

[@TBHNotGonnaLie]

First series to make me cry ever, I hope Shonda gives us a Brimley and reg prequel

[@justOrdinaryfolk]

I think violet was around 12/14 here and lady Danbury around 22/24

[@gems3604]

"I will stand with you between the heavens and the earth," Charlotte says to George. "I love you! From the moment I saw you trying to climb over the wall I have loved you desperately. I cannot breathe when you are not near," George says to Charlotte. It's rare that we see a mutual declaration of love, real love - not the heady and steamy passion that passes as love. Both declarations encapsulate the essence of the loved one and confirmation from the other that their love honors who they are. I never get tired of watching this heartwrenching moment. When George meets Charlotte, yes, she is trying to climb over the wall to escape him, her situation. But in their marriage she is trying to climb over the wall he has built to help him escape. Alternatively, she is trying to climb the wall to reach him and stand with him because he cannot escape. I love that the scene is followed by the two of them lying together and he is connecting with their child in her womb. No matter how mad he is, his sacred bond with his wife and his unyet born child are the most real things in George's life. It' a beautiful statement about family.

[@thatsroughbuddy-]

I'm Austrian but I refuse to watch this show in german. I simply love the way Charlotte especially speaks and all those heartbreaking, romantic dialogues I feel like wouldn't be the same. Their line delivery is so goood!

[@laceymurphy9064]

I absolutely loved your reactions to this.

[@Windthroughcedars]

What makes the ending extra sad, is that this was likely the last time they met. The son, Edward, that is expecting a child is Queen Victoria’s father. Victoria was born in 1819. Queen Charlotte died in 1818, and King George died in 1820. So if the show kind of follows history Queen Charlotte is about to die. So this would one if her or her last visit to him.

[@maddoxthecreator]

The way I cried endlessly during this episode 😪

[@Jai-liJames]

Outlander is such a good show, it has such steamy historical romance. You’d love ittt.

[@rochknowles7287]

Aww really enjoy your reactions 😢

[@jamiewilson9280]

Amazing, honest reaction!

[@user-ho9ck3dv1i]

I’d love your reactions to Scandal, another Shonda show one of the OGs. There’s like no reactions to it on KZbin though so I’m not sure what other people think? Perhaps a vote on shondaland shows would be better.

[@Drew-cv2jl]

The Good Place is one of the best shows ever written...with the end in mind and will keep you guesing while laughing all the way through...all with a philosophical bent that will leave you asking yourself life-altering questions. So yeah, The Good Place is the show am recommending. Just four short seasons, 13 episodes each under 30 minutes. But what a ride!

[@kimt5179]

Would recommend the tv shows Scandal and Outlander! Love watching your reactions!!

[@salemoh9759]

The end scene kills me 😢

[@taxidancer1711]

I found your channel due to these reactions and look forward to whatever you decide to do next. That being said I would love to see your reactions to Daisy Jones. Not enough people put out videos about that show to my liking so please do so asap. Lol

[@SammyBates]

Yay I’m so glad to have you as a viewer! I think Daisy Jones should be coming soon

[@terminallumbago6465]

Maybe this is obvious to most but when Lady Danbury tells Violet to “leave the hats where they are”, what she’s really saying is to leave the past where it is and not ruin the happy memories they both have of Violet’s father. They wordlessly just kind of drop the subject.

[@JenLMcCarty]

No. no, darling, not sad, some of the most beautiful commitment, over a lifetime, a commitment freely given, a relationship in a whole lifetime built in part on sacrifice, she stayed. She just stayed, she stayed, and his sweet loving mind kept up with her all those years, even if he couldn't be a full partner. It's a lot more than many people get, and it's beautiful in every deep important way. They DID have a happy life, and I don't think she was lonely. I also don't think Reynolds and Brimsley were lonely.

[@aaminagabralla2182]

Hey darling ...As a subscriber I just wanted to let you know YES! yes to everything that you wanted to try ...I'm tuning in to it all and thanks for the recommendation for the great I'll be watching that Also you would love far from the maddening crowd if you haven't already seen it

[@SammyBates]

Thank you so much!! I’m so happy that you’ll be tuning in. Definitely watch The Great it is so good and I think I will react to it. I have seen that movie when it came out actually and I was OBSESSED. Maybe I will revisit it lol

[@kimberlybaffour2438]

Still not okay! Amazing love story beautifully tragic ❤

[@rebeccahempleman]

44:42 Can’t believe you accidentally predicted Bridgerton season 3 lol

[@idunnhatling5481]

If you haven't seen Outlander, that would be my dreeeeeam reaction from you!

[@mamaseesa3122]

Just wondering, you said you've read a lot of historical romance, have you read anything by Judith McNaught?

[@irisalp4387]

Scandal(the show) by shonda is amazingg

[@NyikoDoris]

not me crying with you

[@Itzylilly_]

Tbh I'd love to see your reaction to scandal

[@ellaelizabeth22]

you should do abc the musketeers. It is amazing and some comedy.

[@tiffanyhnygurl4507]

I am in love with Corey as well! ❤

[@libraryofalexandria8605]

Please do historical romance ratings ❤

[@ShelbyBaby27]

My take on Violet's dad is we don't see the aftermath of his decision to dance with Agatha at The Danbury Ball. Her mother is noticeably absent from Lord Danbury's funeral, and Violet and her dad appear to be the only white members of the ton to attend. Considering how her mum was able to get others not to attend the ball prior to the King and Queen attendance, if she got any wind of anything happening between Agatha and him she would have made Agatha's life hell...

[@rebecavlogs5957]

Eu chorei que nem uma idiota na cena da cama

[@GotLostOnMyWay]

Also, okay, I'm just stoned and spitballing here, but with how the Bridgerton universe has this LORE around, like, the basic idea of "King George marrying/loving Queen Charlotte solved racism!" Which sounds like it flattens all the depth out of 'solving' a complex issue like institutional RACISM in a whole society; but then the nuance and pain and falterings and triumphs of the ACTUAL George/Charlotte love story makes it clear to combat the forces of ignorance and bigotry and violence and fear and toxic systems (like the monarchy/class system, like women/wombs being bartered for heirs as property to work alongside the powers of the State and Extreme Wealth, like racism, like mental illness,) there ends up being no easy answer and no direct route to a Happily Ever After. The only antidote to all that harm IS essentially love, but that love is messy and difficult and sometimes misses the mark because humans are human, royalty or otherwise. The choice to put in the work and show up for love, to hold on with all our strength to the positive and support each other in the more difficult moments, is what ultimately brings more justice and peace and healing into our families and communities. Love may conquer all, but the word conquer is important there--it's a battle to be fought, and not easily won, and not without a sacrifice of blood, sweat, and tears. And this sort of parallel theme shows up in Agatha and Violet's arc, reconciling that true love doesn't always unfold perfectly within the bonds of matrimony in this era. Contrasting all the loves that Violet and Agatha found, or didn't, or want to find, and choose for themselves. A lot of folks would sniff at romance novels/TV as light/fantasy/fluff, and parts of them can be (gloriously so!), but this series really brought in just enough of the whomp-whomps of the angsty realities of the human condition to make it hit HARD, and then show that there's nothing weak or flippant about the vulnerability of loving and letting ourselves be loved or seeking the love we are worthy of and desire. Romance can hit as hard as gore-smeared war movies, or even harder. Martin Scorsese claimed that The Age of Innocence was his most violent film, even though all the violence is solely emotional, and he's RIGHT. Step aside, Goodfellas, romance is about to rip these prim and elegant people to shreds.

[@exray9044]

I guess you loved this show as much as I did. lol

[@viicristina]

Pleeeease, continue reacting to daisy jones and the six!

[@moood47]

You definitely had commentary, lol.

[@rebecaishikawa]

Quem Charlotte review

[@gracejackson6599]

New Subscriber here! I can highly recommend the series "The English", starring Emily Blunt and Chaske Spencer. It's a very untraditional Western Lovestory. It's a miniseries of 5 episodes, so you would not have to make a huge commitment to it.❤️ Warning, you WILL be ugly crying. So be prepared 😂🥹

[@kimiasaremi5485]

Hello dearest miss Bates I would like to begin by saying that I very much enjoy your reactions and I find them quite entertaining i would like to suggest a few movies and shows for you to either react or perhaps you’ll like to see them for yourself you might’ve seen or heard of these alas I hope you do like them. Pride and prejudice the BBC 6 episode mini series The school for good and evil based on a fantasy book series Ever after a Cinderella story 1998 The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society 2018 based on a novel Reign has 4 seasons started in 2013 Jane the virgin has 5 seasons started in 2014 The marvelous mrs maisel has 5 seasons started in 2017 Rosaline 2022 movie Lucifer has 6 seasons started in 2016 Mr. Malcolm’s list 2022 movie Under the Tuscan sun movie 2003 Mrs Harris goes to Paris movie 2022 The grand Budapest hotel movie 2014 Cruella movie 2021 Hotel Portofino series started in 2022 Emma movie 2020 The holiday movie 2006 The age of Adaline movie 2015 Marie Antoinette series 2022 has one season so far The Shawshank Redemption 1994 movie The hacksaw ridge 2016 movie the legend of 1900 movie from 1998 August Rush 2007 movie Your name anime movie 2016 The five year engagement movie 2012 One Day at a Time sitcom series started from 2017 has 4 seasons Ginny & Georgia series has 2 season so far started from 2021 The good doctor series has 5 seasons so far started from 2017 Merlin has 5 seasons started in 2008 I know that you might’ve heard or seen some of them but I thought you’d like these enjoy 😊🫶🏻 .

[@GotLostOnMyWay]

Oh man you should react to Poldark, it's a lot and it's messy as fuck but it sure is Something. It leans more Grim Historical Drama than Romance Novel (the books were written by a guy in like the 1970s so there's That but the modern TV adaptation tries to...alleviate some of the worser parts. It does not always succeed. But it doesn't shy away from the shittier parts of the late 1700s/early 1800s, similar to the timespans covered in QC and Bridgerton, with a similar focus on one family and their friends/enemies/neighbours/loves.) Season one trailer: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bXKThmmhhrN2hJI (Spoilery stuff if you look at any trailers for seasons beyond the first.)

[@a.noriega-gonzalez6801]

she was not the king, she really couldn’t

[@camillerosette]

GIRL what happened to great s3 reaction? screamm!!

[@dairdrebg]

"Good job. You got me. I'm a simp." - Same 🥲 Loved your reactions all the way through ❤