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Telly fans are currently obsessed with Netflix's latest offering Bridgerton, which made its debut on Netflix on Christmas Day. Fresh from the producer of Gray’s Anatomy and Scandal, Shonda Rhimes, the period drama has captured the imagination of the nation.

Karate Kid continuation series Cobra Kai and Shonda Rhimes' period piece Bridgerton continuing to hold the top two spots, as they have all week. The Nicolas Cage-hosted series History of Swear Words, the Adventures of Sharkboy and Lavagirl in 3-D sequel We Can Be Heroes, and the Zac Efron comedy 17 Again round out the top 5.

Bridgerton and now you're ready for more steamy romance between dapper dudes and gowned gals, preferably with charming accents that will stir your insides. Shonda Rhimes' new series showed that period pieces don't have to be stuffy melodrama for your grandmama, but can be titillating tales of sins and secrets among attractive aristocrats.

Grey's Anatomy and Scandal—shocked her fans and the industry to create a slew of new shows for Netflix. Eight shows, to be precise—and now we know the details behind each.

Oh, Netflix. How you vex me so! Instead of just giving us viewership numbers that are easy to understand and have no sort of skew, you continue to post tweets on social media touting massive viewership numbers on recent projects without any sort of proof or specificity.

Karate Kid continuation series Cobra Kai holding the No. 1 spot.

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine Netflix's Bridgerton has got everyone talking thanks to it scandal-filled plot, gorgeous setting and, of course, an incredible cast.

Bridgerton is on track to become one of Netflix’s biggest launches of all time!

Netflix has unwrapped some viewing data for its most-watched titles across the festive period – highlighting numbers for Shonda Rhimes’ Bridgerton and Robert Rodriguez’s children’s feature film We Can Be Heroes.

Jonathan Bailey is earning raves for his role as Anthony Bridgerton in Shonda Rhimes’ new Netflix period drama “Bridgerton”.

Sanditon on PBS. At least, that's what fans of the new Shonda Rhimes-produced series are saying on Twitter. Without giving too much away, Sanditon follows Charlotte Heywood (Rose Williams), a Sussex girl who comes, unexpectedly, to stay in the up-and-coming seaside town of Sanditon, and makes the acquaintance of the Parker brothers, forming a little love triangle.

Bridgerton star Phoebe Dynevor dished on what it was like to film her steamiest scenes on the new Netflix hit — and it wasn’t as awkward as fans might think.The 25-year-old British actress stars as Daphne, the eldest Bridgerton daughter in the binge-worthy period drama, which hit the streaming mogul on Christmas Day.

With shows like Grey’s Anatomy, Scandal and Bridgerton on her resume, it makes sense that Shonda Rhimes’ net worth is in the tens of millions.

[Warning: The following contains spoilers for Season 1 of Bridgerton. Read at your own risk!]Just when all hope seemed to be lost for the turbulent year that has been 2020, Netflix showed up with the wonderful Christmas surprise that was Bridgerton — an eight-episode adaptation of the first novel in Julia Quinn's novel series of the same name, executive produced by Shonda Rhimes and helmed by her protégé Chris Van Dusen. It's the steamiest show that Rhimes has put her name on, and that's saying