#Sanditon s2

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Can't keep my hands off you

Heybourne edition (part 2)

Season 2 Episode 6

Season 3 Episodes 2, 5, and 6

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Sanditon Iconic Moments: Georgiana's Sugar Boycott

[lady-arryn]

Sanditon is, or very soon will be, the finest seaside resort on the whole of the south coast. Season 1 • SANDITON (2019-2023)

[writingwife-83]

Yesterday I finished rewatching season 1 of Sanditon with Mr Wifey because he’d never seen it, and I was reminded of a) how much I freaking loved Sidney Parker and b) how infuriated I was that his character gets dropped like that. 😩 Jane Austen would never!

Whyyyyyy 😭😭😭

[gild-and-fire]

oooooh my gosh charlotte x colbourne is everything to me

[ibelongtotheclassics]

I was reluctant not dauntless enough to continue watching the following seasons of Sanditon (S2 & S3) because of Sidney Parker's (portrayed by Theo James) departure from the show.

But I'm glad I shrugged off that thought 😊

I made the right decision to stream seasons 2 & 3!!! AHHH I ardently love how Mr Alexander Colbourne was introduced to Charlotte's life. Their dynamics, the mutual pining of feelings, the angst!!! 🔥😍

Glad they got their happy ending 💖

[myrcella-lannister]

ROSE WILLIAMS AS CHARLOTTE HEYWOOD | SANDITON S2

[behindfairytales]

Eloise Webb in Sanditon (s2) as Augusta Markham

[barrymccaulkinem]

so uh. is s2 of Sanditon even worth watching?

i find it a pretty bad sign when a lead is killed off-screen

[dancesinlight]

Sanditon

Almost done with season 1. A fine romp. I am told it does NOT follow the book. So, if that is the case, then it becomes a Regency era soap opera (novella, if you will). I have enjoyed S1. I do not know if I will be able to stomach S2 & S3.

stay tuned....

[mermaidsirennikita]

Hi, regarding Sanditon and Georgina's ending. As someone who watched S2 and S3 I really liked her storyline. It was defenitely imporvement from s1. And she got HEA with*spoiler* Otis.

Yeah, but did she have a romantic arc to the extent that the other girls did? Nope, a guy we hadn’t seen for many episodes showed up at the last minute. It’s pretty blatant to me that she didn’t get the same treatment as a romantic heroine as white women #1-28393993, and considering how clearly the show tried to market itself as a diverse romance based off her presence alone… that’s just not good enough for me.

[gild-and-fire]

sanditon s2 was so good!! they rlly said s1 who???

pls forget all about her and meet miss s2. we have the hottest male leads and all the tastiest tropes

[zalrb]

do you regret reviewing Bridgerton s2? lol or are you having fun with this UPROAR? cause I am. xD I still maintain that I'd love to see you hate watch sanditon. cause that fandon is even CRAZIER!

LMAO it's a fun discussion except for the fact that there is a fundamental disconnect between what I'm saying and what anons who disagree with me think I'm saying so repeating that over and over is exhausting but everything else is pretty fun. LOL i can't with Sanditon, I HATE theo james. HE IS SO CHARMLESS.

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Heybourne || Only You || Sanditon S2 + S3 || Charlotte Heywood & Alexand...

[colin-firth]

Hi Liz! I finally caught up on s3 of sanditon. So much happened!! What are your thoughts on it?

ty for asking!!! lengthy observations here and under the cut

yesss! so my favorite observation someone had (on fb iirc) was that is was kind of a regency "love actually"? so many love stories, big and small, grand and humble. i love that. i think the absolute highlights was the montrose kids (harry + arthur too), georgiana and her mother, lady susan and samuel. tbh i like heybourne, they are cute, but they didn't intrigue me as much as the other couples. i do get chills at both cliffside scenes but the writing on colbourne was somewhat up and down for me. however, rewatching s1, i realize sidney pinged dramatically between extremely angry and being in love. he had great moments, "my truest self," the boat conversation, and really, really bad moments (ep 1 ballroom yelling, i think he yelled at charlotte aggressively in the boarding house where g lives, being a brothel patron [yike]). colbourne had great moments, cliffside confessions, trying to get her back in s2, developing into a more patient father, and bad moments, yelling at her after the garden party, being cold to his child and ward, etc. so i can't be an unalloyed devotee to either leading man. samuel, however, has never done anything wrong in his life ever!!!! that man has humor, wit, education, a career, but knows how to party down and flirt artfully with a high ranking courtier.

other highlights of the season:

miss hankins romcom heroine era is NOW

lady montrose was a FANTASTIC gentrified mrs bennet

the use of "gallows" to convey the risks of same sex love at the time was fantastic, they did not beat us over the head with it like some shows (fucking downton abbey). harry was so wonderful and charming and i was surprised because the preview pictures of the montroses didn't encourage me. i hate when shows introduce new characters but don't integrate them well or support them with good writing, but they were a fantastic contribution to existing characters and plots.

edwarddddd. ok augward is... yike. and him using wentworth's "you pierce my soul" was slightly yike. but jack fox is my legit show crush and i could watch him play anything, but villain-heroine is everything. eloise was INCREDIBLE during the scene where edward broke her heart, what a talent that young woman is!

lady denham romcom era!!! i love mr pryce, i also noted he tried to woo her with buggy rides which i HOPE is a throwback to esther and babbington with carriage rides

tom's trumpesque ruthless developer era was a lot but i know the narrative framework needs a 'villain' in every storyline. my only regret is it wasn't revealed mary was faking her illness to troll tom.

the interior set of g's party was EXQUISITE

some folks on fb wanted lockhart redeemed. hard no for me due to the racism, so i was glad to see him go full villainy, and his entrance was serving cruella (plus the fun little dandy cane was menacing until it was shown he didn't need it by skipping down the steps)

lady susan!!!!!! sophie winkleman being both minor british royalty AND a consummate actress is so charming to me. i was so glad to see that character developed instead of retaining the fairy godmother quality from s1 that didn't really show WHY she was drawn to charlotte.

the end was serving pure sense & sensibility with the confusion over engagements. the s&s ending is one of my faves of all time.

very interesting cinematography this season -- many beautiful shots from the floor up at g entering a room, behind people's heads

i loved to see the tea room feature heavily again, i love a good tea room

the show was kinda bold this season in a few ways: frank portrayal of racist and misogynist tropes of black women as hypersexual, seducing white men etc; the sidney slander during the trial dflkshfh; charlotte kissing colbourne whilst engaged

OTIS HEA. i liked him in s1 and thought they clearly showed his heart was true but behavior foolhardy. the actor looked so young in s1 but hottttt in s3.

so the homages. i was less a fan of the overt line borrowings ("you have bewitched me") and more a fan of storylines being borrowed (colbourne rescuing georgiana a la darcy rescuing lydia). i am not mad about it but it did take me out of the scenes somewhat, although i recognize it was fully intentional and meant to be a valentine to period drama devotess.

i take some issue with edward's storyline in s3 after going SO dark in s2. but i'm willing to have selective memory because i'm the jack fox fan of all time

ok last thing - i bought a sanditon prop from a dealer/collector. he has a whole box of them and i'm gonna help him index them and make sure real fans (instead of resellers) are able to have a chance at getting one. it's a prize ribbon from the sandcastle contest in s1 held by tom (kris marshall). i framed it with my pop's help. :)

ty for asking and sorry for writing so much!