You're not connected to the Internet. Please check your connection.

Clips from Bridgerton - Off to the Races (S02E02)

TV Series 2020 Season 2, Episode 2 60 min ★ 7.5/10 (234,854 ratings) 960 clips
Romance Drama

Episodes from this show

Because every time you lose, you claim we cheated.
"Because every time you lose, you claim we cheated."
Bridgerton
Because I know my duties.
"Because I know my duties."
Bridgerton
What my purposes are and how to obtain them.
"What my purposes are and how to obtain them."
Bridgerton
Which I will do when I make Miss Edwina my viscountess.
"Which I will do when I make Miss Edwina my viscountess."
Bridgerton
[Anthony grunts]
"[Anthony grunts]"
Bridgerton
Miss Edwina and I are well-suited.
"Miss Edwina and I are well-suited."
Bridgerton
She is a lovely young lady.
"She is a lovely young lady."
Bridgerton
She wishes for children.
"She wishes for children."
Bridgerton
She'll make a perfectly agreeable wife.
"She'll make a perfectly agreeable wife."
Bridgerton
What he means to say
"What he means to say"
Bridgerton
is that he has already dismissed every other young lady in town.
"is that he has already dismissed every other young lady in town."
Bridgerton
You take too much upon yourself, Brother.
"You take too much upon yourself, Brother."
Bridgerton
Perhaps your life might be easier if you pursued someone
"Perhaps your life might be easier if you pursued someone"
Bridgerton
with a less disagreeable sister.
"with a less disagreeable sister."
Bridgerton
Why should I be the one to admit defeat?
"Why should I be the one to admit defeat?"
Bridgerton
Regardless of which young lady I have chosen to pursue,
"Regardless of which young lady I have chosen to pursue,"
Bridgerton
there would've always been some obstinate father
"there would've always been some obstinate father"
Bridgerton
or meddlesome aunt into the picture.
"or meddlesome aunt into the picture."
Bridgerton
I shall certainly not let some sister, especially one younger than me,
"I shall certainly not let some sister, especially one younger than me,"
Bridgerton
keep me from getting what it is I want.
"keep me from getting what it is I want."
Bridgerton
Whom you want, you mean?
"Whom you want, you mean?"
Bridgerton
Is this still a friendly match, or do we need to find some armor?
"Is this still a friendly match, or do we need to find some armor?"
Bridgerton
That is what you do not understand, Brother.
"That is what you do not understand, Brother."
Bridgerton
Benedict honors me by holding nothing back.
"Benedict honors me by holding nothing back."
Bridgerton
As I now
"As I now"
Bridgerton
honor him.
"honor him."
Bridgerton
-[Anthony] Yah! Yah! -[Colin laughs]
"-[Anthony] Yah! Yah! -[Colin laughs]"
Bridgerton
What honor.
"What honor."
Bridgerton
Thank you, gentlemen, for the bracing exertion.
"Thank you, gentlemen, for the bracing exertion."
Bridgerton
Now it is time for me to secure my final victory for the day.
"Now it is time for me to secure my final victory for the day."
Bridgerton
Wish me luck.
"Wish me luck."
Bridgerton
They were called zebras, I believe.
"They were called zebras, I believe."
Bridgerton
So it was a pleasant visit, then?
"So it was a pleasant visit, then?"
Bridgerton
I'm quite sorry I was unable to attend.
"I'm quite sorry I was unable to attend."
Bridgerton
I am certain it is not the last time we will be invited to the palace.
"I am certain it is not the last time we will be invited to the palace."
Bridgerton
Her Majesty seemed quite taken by Edwina, was she not, Lady Danbury?
"Her Majesty seemed quite taken by Edwina, was she not, Lady Danbury?"
Bridgerton
I was thinking.
"I was thinking."
Bridgerton
-A soiree this evening. -[horse neighs]
"-A soiree this evening. -[horse neighs]"
Bridgerton
So that Miss Edwina may get to know her many suitors rather better.
"So that Miss Edwina may get to know her many suitors rather better."
Bridgerton
I shall see to everything.
"I shall see to everything."
Bridgerton
Sounds delightful.
"Sounds delightful."
Bridgerton
So long as we are judicious with our guest list. Pardon me.
"So long as we are judicious with our guest list. Pardon me."
Bridgerton
[door opens]
"[door opens]"
Bridgerton
Good boy.
"Good boy."
Bridgerton
[Kate] How much clearer must I be?
"[Kate] How much clearer must I be?"
Bridgerton
-I brought a gift for Miss Edwina. -Take your Trojan Horse elsewhere.
"-I brought a gift for Miss Edwina. -Take your Trojan Horse elsewhere."
Bridgerton
I assure you, this is a very real horse. I'd not recommend trying to climb inside.
"I assure you, this is a very real horse. I'd not recommend trying to climb inside."
Bridgerton
-Truly, this is all a game to you. -I'm not here to play games.
"-Truly, this is all a game to you. -I'm not here to play games."
Bridgerton
Then what was Mr. Dorset, if not some deceitful prank?
"Then what was Mr. Dorset, if not some deceitful prank?"
Bridgerton
The business with Mr. Dorset was not so great a deceit as you imply.
"The business with Mr. Dorset was not so great a deceit as you imply."
Bridgerton
And now you question my judgment.
"And now you question my judgment."
Bridgerton
Only because you questioned mine.
"Only because you questioned mine."
Bridgerton
I have never met a man as brazenly presumptuous--
"I have never met a man as brazenly presumptuous--"
Bridgerton
You do not even know me.
"You do not even know me."
Bridgerton
I know you are polished. I know you are careful.
"I know you are polished. I know you are careful."
Bridgerton
I know you make promises without so much as uttering a word.
"I know you make promises without so much as uttering a word."
Bridgerton
There is not much more I need to know.
"There is not much more I need to know."
Bridgerton
-[Anthony mutters] -Thank you, sir.
"-[Anthony mutters] -Thank you, sir."
Bridgerton
Is this about what you heard on the terrace again?
"Is this about what you heard on the terrace again?"
Bridgerton
You act as if I'm some kind of villain when every other woman in London aspires
"You act as if I'm some kind of villain when every other woman in London aspires"
Bridgerton
for the kind of marriage I'm offering. You must know that.
"for the kind of marriage I'm offering. You must know that."
Bridgerton
You have been exceptionally clear
"You have been exceptionally clear"
Bridgerton
about what it is you do and do not wish for,
"about what it is you do and do not wish for,"
Bridgerton
but has it ever occurred to you
"but has it ever occurred to you"
Bridgerton
this might, in fact, be about what your sister wishes for instead?
"this might, in fact, be about what your sister wishes for instead?"
Bridgerton
Lord Bridgerton.
"Lord Bridgerton."
Bridgerton
Miss Edwina.
"Miss Edwina."
Bridgerton
I have brought you a small token
"I have brought you a small token"
Bridgerton
to remember our fine time at the races yesterday.
"to remember our fine time at the races yesterday."
Bridgerton
[Edwina] Oh.
"[Edwina] Oh."
Bridgerton
The horse is for me?
"The horse is for me?"
Bridgerton
-I thought you loved animals. -[Edwina] I do.
"-I thought you loved animals. -[Edwina] I do."
Bridgerton
But usually the kind that can curl up on my lap.
"But usually the kind that can curl up on my lap."
Bridgerton
[chuckles softly]
"[chuckles softly]"
Bridgerton
[chuckles softly]
"[chuckles softly]"
Bridgerton
My apologies.
"My apologies."
Bridgerton
You said something about
"You said something about"
Bridgerton
Nectar reminding you of a beloved horse back at--
"Nectar reminding you of a beloved horse back at--"
Bridgerton
[Kate] That horse is a character from a novel.
"[Kate] That horse is a character from a novel."
Bridgerton
A novel of love, in fact.
"A novel of love, in fact."
Bridgerton
Something for which my sister is an enthusiast.
"Something for which my sister is an enthusiast."
Bridgerton
[Edwina] I adore it, my lord.
"[Edwina] I adore it, my lord."
Bridgerton
The horse is a generous gesture, indeed.
"The horse is a generous gesture, indeed."
Bridgerton
Come, Edwina. We must return inside.
"Come, Edwina. We must return inside."
Bridgerton
Mr. Bridgerton! You honor me with your presence.
"Mr. Bridgerton! You honor me with your presence."
Bridgerton
The honor's all mine, Mr. Mondrich. The place looks extraordinary.
"The honor's all mine, Mr. Mondrich. The place looks extraordinary."
Bridgerton
Though, am I a little early?
"Though, am I a little early?"
Bridgerton
The crowd will increase with time, naturally.
"The crowd will increase with time, naturally."
Bridgerton
I heard a rumor that you yourself are an artist.
"I heard a rumor that you yourself are an artist."
Bridgerton
Oh.
"Oh."
Bridgerton
I… dabble.
"I… dabble."
Bridgerton
[chuckles]
"[chuckles]"
Bridgerton
Then,
"Then,"
Bridgerton
you must meet Mr. Cruikshank.
"you must meet Mr. Cruikshank."
Bridgerton
He's a talented illustrator
"He's a talented illustrator"
Bridgerton
with many connections amongst artists and patrons.
"with many connections amongst artists and patrons."
Bridgerton
I'm always excited to meet talented people.
"I'm always excited to meet talented people."
Bridgerton
This is precisely what makes my establishment different, Bridgerton.
"This is precisely what makes my establishment different, Bridgerton."
Bridgerton
I know you and your brothers are comfortable at places like White's,
"I know you and your brothers are comfortable at places like White's,"
Bridgerton
but every honest man, regardless of his title, rank,
"but every honest man, regardless of his title, rank,"
Bridgerton
or occupation, is welcome
"or occupation, is welcome"
Bridgerton
to be here.
"to be here."
Bridgerton
I must say, Mr. Mondrich, I'm quite overjoyed to see
"I must say, Mr. Mondrich, I'm quite overjoyed to see"
Bridgerton
what a fine establishment you've built by the sweat of your own honest labor.
"what a fine establishment you've built by the sweat of your own honest labor."
Bridgerton
Hear, hear.
"Hear, hear."
Bridgerton
[sighs softly]
"[sighs softly]"
Bridgerton
The tidying of dogs?
"The tidying of dogs?"
Bridgerton
Yes. Perhaps you have a friend who finds the subject interesting.
"Yes. Perhaps you have a friend who finds the subject interesting."
Bridgerton
-Mother, are you quite well? -No. No, she is not.
"-Mother, are you quite well? -No. No, she is not."
Bridgerton
I was unaware there was a ball this evening.
"I was unaware there was a ball this evening."
Bridgerton
It is a soiree, rather.
"It is a soiree, rather."
Bridgerton
Did you not receive your invitation from the Danbury footman?
"Did you not receive your invitation from the Danbury footman?"
Bridgerton
The soiree is at the Danbury House.
"The soiree is at the Danbury House."
Bridgerton
[sighs] And Miss Sharma likes to accuse me of playing games.
"[sighs] And Miss Sharma likes to accuse me of playing games."
Bridgerton
-Can you blame her? -[Anthony] What?
"-Can you blame her? -[Anthony] What?"
Bridgerton
She is looking out for her sister.
"She is looking out for her sister."
Bridgerton
She hopes to find her a love match.
"She hopes to find her a love match."
Bridgerton
And with you, apparently so forthright in your disdain for such a thing…
"And with you, apparently so forthright in your disdain for such a thing…"
Bridgerton
[inhales deeply]
"[inhales deeply]"
Bridgerton
Perhaps Miss Edwina's other suitors plan on choosing words more wisely tonight.
"Perhaps Miss Edwina's other suitors plan on choosing words more wisely tonight."
Bridgerton