Reddit Ranks 7 Unmissable Queen Charlotte Moments

Thanks to Shonda Rhimes' masterful writing, Queen Charlotte has become the true diamond of the Bridgerverse. While the entire prequel feels like perfection, fans on Reddit have managed to single out the most memorable scenes that made the Queen Charlotte experience so breathtaking.

Here are their Top 7 picks.

Lord Danbury's Death (Episode 3)

While Queen Charlotte is a romantic series, it has had its fair share of comedy, and one of the show's best comedic scenes involved sex, a heart attack, and lots of excitement from young Agatha Danbury. The way Lady Danbury and her servant Coral came prepared for Lord Danbury's death cracked many viewers up.

Charlotte and George's First Meeting (Episode 1)

Queen Charlotte and King George first meet in front of the fence that the young princess is about to jump over to escape her wedding, and all fans agree that the scene was simply magical. The two of them were radiant within the first few seconds of meeting each other.

Brimsley and Reynolds' Hand Touching (Episode 3)

Brimsley and Reynolds are the second fan-favorite couple of the Bridgerton prequel. All of their scenes are great and emotionally charged, but many viewers especially liked the little moment when they had a big fight and then made up with a beautiful hand-touching gesture.

Charlotte The Savior (Episode 5)

George's illness storyline was devastating to watch, especially the scenes with Dr. John Monroe, who seemed to simply torture his royal patient under the pretense of treating him. That's why the scene when Charlotte came to save George from the evil doctor, a glorious woman warrior style, felt so powerful and magnificent.

Love Confession (Episode 6)

Shonda Rhimes has a way with words, and the Bridgerton characters can talk about love like no one else. The love confession scene in the final episode had many viewers fighting back tears. Fans are calling it the best Bridgerton love confession yet.

Brimsley's Lonely Dance (Episode 6)

The scene that absolutely broke every fan's heart is the moment when Brimsley and Reynold were dancing in secret at the royal ball. Fast forward to the present, and you see Brimsley dancing alone. If the characters could look out of the screen, they'd see a lot of ugly crying at that moment.

Under the Bed (Episode 6)

Most memorable for many fans are the last few minutes of the series when the older Charlotte and George hide under the bed to talk. She tells him about a granddaughter, and the two share a sweet moment of pure love. Despite many years of marriage, 15 children, and a mental illness, it's obvious that the Queen and King still love each other deeply, and just thinking about it makes viewers choke up with tears.