Bridgerton
Engraved invitations, wax seals and bees, assembled like a society page being typeset — the gossip sheet that drives the plot, doing the credits.
Bridgerton rebuilt its titles: two distinct opening sequences are catalogued here across seasons 1–2, running between 62 and 63 seconds.
At 63 seconds at its longest, it opens well above the 50-second median for drama sequences in this catalogue.
It arrived on Netflix in 2020, when Top Boy, Big Mouth and Cobra Kai were also on the network.
Only 139 of the 2,618 shows catalogued here changed their titles at all; Bridgerton did so once.
All 2 opening title sequences
Season 1
63sThe first season's sequence.
Season 2
62sRecut for the second season, with the string arrangement changed to match the new pairing at the centre of it.
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