What Time Does Bridgerton Come Out — Season 4, Part 2 Sets Feb. 26 Premiere

For viewers asking what time does bridgerton come out, the answer is Thursday, Feb. 26 at 3 a. m. ET / 12 a. m. PT, when Bridgerton Season 4, Part 2 lands on Netflix — the final four episodes that complete the season’s eight-episode run. The return matters because it resumes the cliffhanger between Benedict Bridgerton and Sophie Baek and delivers the series’ next emotional beats.

What Time Does Bridgerton Come Out

Bridgerton Season 4, Part 2 premieres on Thursday, Feb. 26 at 3 a. m. ET / 12 a. m. PT on Netflix, with four episodes that bring the total for Season 4 to eight. For those still asking what time does bridgerton come out, the streamer set the release time as 3 a. m. ET for the new installment.

Benedict and Sophie’s story picks up where Part 1 left off

Season 4 continues the Regency-era tale centered on Luke Thompson’s Benedict Bridgerton and Yerin Ha’s Sophie Baek, following the shocking end of Part 1 in which Benedict suggested Sophie become his mistress and she ran off. Sophie, revealed as Sophie Beckett — the illegitimate daughter of an earl who was forced into servitude by a cruel stepmother after her father’s death — rejects the proposal, insisting that "being a mistress is the last thing I would ever want. "

The second half opens with the pair’s dynamic shifting: Benedict finally voices a long-building declaration that lands in the closing moments of episode five and culminates in the couple’s first intimate moment. The story threads carried into Part 2 include Benedict’s search for a masked "Lady in Silver" after a masquerade, the white glove clue she left behind, a rescue from drunken men during a rainstorm, a recovering scene at Benedict’s nearby cottage, a kiss by a lake, and Sophie later being hired as a maid in the Bridgerton household at Benedict’s request.

Stars turn out at BFI Southbank photocall and screening

Luke Thompson, 37, and Yerin Ha, 28, cosied up on the red carpet at a photocall for Bridgerton Season 4, Part 2 at BFI Southbank cinema in London on Tuesday and later joined a Q&A and a special screening at the same venue. Thompson said the love confession marks unfamiliar emotional territory for Benedict, noting that saying the word "love" costs the character a lot, and praised the strength of the script; Ha described her co-star in the moment as "magical. "

The photocall included TV presenter Alison Hammond, 51, showrunner Jess Brownell and director Tom Verica, 61. On the red carpet, Yerin wore a gold double-breasted metallic mini dress with black leather knee-high boots and pearl statement earrings, while Thompson appeared in a grey double-breasted suit with peak lapels, a matching shirt and tie and tailored trousers. Alison Hammond wore a leopard-print dress, Jess Brownell a black jumpsuit and Tom Verica a black bomber jacket with grey-and-white striped panels.

Trailer, themes and viewing details

A first-look trailer dropped earlier this month and was described as packed with "three hot-under-the-collar romps, " showing Benedict and Sophie growing closer after the maid fled following a staircase romp and Benedict’s request that she be his mistress. The trailer opens with the voice of Lady Whistledown saying, "There are moments in our lives where we arrive at a crossroads. " The return follows a month-long pause between Parts 1 and 2.

The story also revealed household shifts: Sophie’s cruel stepmother and stepsisters were shown moving in next door to the Bridgerton home in Grosvenor Square, and the Featheringtons’ longtime maid, Mrs. Varley, is working with them after resigning when Lady Portia refused to give her a raise. A review headline present with the coverage called Part 2 "a drip-feed of drivel. "

How to watch and what’s next

To watch Bridgerton Season 4, Part 2 you will need a Netflix membership; the streamer’s subscription tiers listed in the coverage are: Standard with ads at $7. 99 per month, Standard (no ads) at $17. 99 per month and Premium (no ads) at $24. 99 per month. The original episode list for the entire season was noted as included in one account, but the episode titles are unclear in the provided context.

Part 2 arrives Thursday, Feb. 26 at 3 a. m. ET on Netflix; cast and creative team appearances have continued at BFI Southbank events in London in the lead-up to the drop.