This sequence has a 72% ranking on Rotten Tomatoes with a brand new sequence coming quickly
This sequence is Apple TV’s reply to Bridgerton (Picture: Apple TV)
After ending the latest sequence of Bridgerton, followers of interval dramas and romances will doubtless be on the lookout for one other sequence to get pleasure from. One which’s been in comparison with the favored Netflix sequence is The Buccaneers and is streaming over on Apple TV.
The sequence, which is predicated on the 1938 Edith Wharton novel of the identical identify, tells the story of a bunch of younger American girls who arrive in 1870s London so as to safe a rich husband, so it is simple to see the place comparisons to Bridgerton come from. The Buccaneers was launched in 2023 with 72% on Rotten Tomatoes, with a second sequence following in 2025 and a 3rd coming someday quickly. Some followers have even claimed it is higher than Bridgerton.
The present is predicated on the 1938 novel of the identical identify (Picture: Apple TV)
Taking to IMDb, one fan, who labelled the sequence “higher than Bridgerton”, added: “I actually appreciated it, at first I assumed it was going to be a tacky quirky knock off Bridgerton, however I used to be mistaken. This was far more actual and relatable.”
Whereas one other wrote: “This present is a lot enjoyable! I hate how many individuals say it is making an attempt to repeat Bridgerton and fails. This present is superb by itself and solely has slight similarities to Bridgerton.
“Should you count on a reproduction of Bridgerton, you will be disenchanted. Should you count on a enjoyable, entertaining and romantic historic drama, you will be delighted.”
Whereas a 3rd added: “I like a interval piece, and I like teen dramas. This present is the proper combo of each!!
“They dragged it out with pointless plot gadgets not within the authentic. The showrunners noticed Bridgerton, thought they’d do an replace to this story and failed to satisfy the requirements.”
The Buccaneers is at present streaming on Apple TV.
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