Bridgerton (Limited Penelope's Pink Vinyl)

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The world's best family board game brings you another exciting edition of Monopoly - London Underground! Here’s a way to relish the drama, love affairs, and even scandals of Bridgerton without getting your hands dirty with the ink of Lady Whistledown’s journal.

The album further features the series’ six signature instrumental covers of modern pop songs. From creator, writer and executive producer Shonda Rhimes, Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story is available exclusively on Netflix now – WATCH HERE.

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Was there a song in this season you were adamant about being included and fought for, or one that you’re proudest of getting into the season? But don’t let their cute caricatures fool you; they encapsulate the essence of a show that’s anything but superficial.

What’s the fuss? What catapults it beyond the orbit of routine binge-watching to become a cultural magnet? It’s time to dive deep.Bowers is responsible for this cover of the 2019 song by British singer-songwriter Celeste. It also plays in episode five, during a particularly— ahem—climactic moment in Daphne and Simon's relationship. "Wildest Dreams" by Taylor Swift I was a big fan of the Olivia Rodrigo album [ Sour] this past year. And there are some songs on there that I would just love to get in there. I really love the song “Happier.” I thought that was such a beautiful and sad song. I don’t know if the right situation would come up for that, but I think that would be great, or “Traitor.” We did get some Olivia Rodrigo string covers this season, but just didn’t find the right place for them. So, that’s something I would like to include because I just think her songwriting is great and it makes for some beautiful string quartet versions. And there were also some great covers of Doja Cat and Dua Lipa that we got that we just didn’t quite find the right spot for that I thought were really fun, too. The tale seems familiar, a story of London’s elites looking to wed their daughters off to men of status and wealth. Well, a lot of it has to do with the kind of music that Chris Van Dusen gravitates to. And he really loves big pop songs. So we start there and see what covers exist, and what we might be interested in based on the show as the episodes are coming together. And then we sometimes branch outside of pop for some specific moments, based on what comes up throughout the season. But pop is where we start, because it fits the style of the show, and it’s often using these super-recognizable songs that just add a lot of joy, which is what pop does in general.