Bridgerton fans have spotted some historical howlers in the show. From yellow lines in the road, to a Primark poster in scenes which are supposed to be set in 19th century Bath.
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Many of us have become well attuned to the ins and outs of the Netflix period drama Bridgerton, after having binge-watched it numerous times.
However, it appears that plenty of us missed a timely blunder in the open scenes of Bridgerton, but eagle-eyed viewers were quick to spot it.
This is the type of scandal that would have Lady Whistledown putting pen to paper for her next hit article, as the visual mistake is clearly not from 19th century London.
Taking to Twitter, some fans have pointed out
Bridgerton fans have spotted some historical howlers in the show. From yellow lines in the road, to a Primark poster in scenes which are supposed to be set in 19th century Bath.
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Eagle-eyed fans of Bridgerton have spotted some historical gaffes – including yellow lines, a manhole cover and a Primark poster. Set in what is supposed to be 19th century Bath, the Somerset city played host to the characters in 1813.
direct to your inbox Bridgerton fans have spotted some historical gaffes in the filming of the hit Netflix period drama.
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