This Wednesday, both platforms premiere cutting-edge series that seek to conquer their legions of fans.
June is the most intense month in terms of series refers to this 2024, and it would have been more so if Disney+ Spain had not delayed season 3 of The Bear, which will arrive almost two months later than in the United States. In any case, there is still a lot and very good, like this week’s duel between Netflix and Prime Video.
Thursday seems like a strange day for the premiere of series, although it has become increasingly common on platforms such as Prime Video or SkyShowtime. Netflix also launches some of its series on the fourth day of the week, and it will do so this time with the second part of season 3 of The Bridgertons.
The romantic period drama based on the novels of Julia Quinn returns to complete the love story between Colin Bridgerton (Luke Newton) and Penelope Featherington (Nicola Coughlan), started in mid-May with the first part.
The conclusion of season 3 of The Bridgertons is an unmissable event for fans of the series. Netflix this Thursday the 13th, when the four remaining episodes arrive on the platform. Although the competition is not going to fall short.
The romance of The Bridgertons in front of the barracks of The Boys
Another of the most anticipated series of the year begins its journey on Prime Video, well, its season 4, because The Boys It needs no introduction at this point.
The superhero satire from the Amazon platform returns after a hiatus of almost two years, and it does so with a lot of blood and destruction in the making.
Patriot faces legal problems, but does so with unprecedented public support for its most ruthless actions and with participation in a momentous electoral campaign. For its part, the group of Butcher suffers a crisis of mistrust among its members.
Two productions with very different and tremendously enjoyable approaches that arrive on their respective platforms this Thursday in a week where series rule. Will the London romance of The Bridgertons on Netflix against the supercorruption of The Boys on Prime Video?
