S3.E8

Into the Light

Episode aired Jun 13, 2024
TV-MA
1h 11m

IMDb RATING

YOUR RATING

Golda Rosheuvel, Hugh Sachs, Antony Barlow, and Nicola Coughlan in Into the Light (2024)

With a rival threatening to divulge her secret for money, Penelope chooses the best path forward as her relationships and livelihood hang in the balance.With a rival threatening to divulge her secret for money, Penelope chooses the best path forward as her relationships and livelihood hang in the balance.With a rival threatening to divulge her secret for money, Penelope chooses the best path forward as her relationships and livelihood hang in the balance.

See production info at IMDbPro

IMDb RATING

7.7/10

3.4K

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

Trivia
Cresida blackmails Penelope about being Lady Whisledown. She asks for 10,000 pounds and Penelope says she has it. In the book however Penelope does not have that much money because she gave it to her mother and some to charity.

Goofs
The music being played at the start of The Dankworth Finch ball is a classical rendition of "Lights" by Ellie Goulding. However the sheet music that's being played by the stringed octet is "I Want To Break Free" by Queen.

Quotes
Colin Bridgerton: I think, in truth, I... I have been envious of you. Of your success. Of your bravery. And now I simply cannot believe that a woman with such bravery loves me. How lucky I am to stand by your side and soak up even a little bit of your light. If my only purpose in life is to love a woman as great as you... then I will be a very fulfilled man, indeed.

Soundtracks
The Real Whistledown
performed by Kris Bowers

User reviews27

Review

Featured review

4/10

Going, Going, Gone!

As a lover of these books, I'm perplex as to why some of the storylines have to be so far removed. The reason this series is or was so popular was because of the writing and love stories within the books, but if you're going to change that, you're going to lose those avid readers as well, me for one.

I'm all for diversity and discovering one's sexuality but what I'm finding more so now with every Shonda Rhimes creation, there now seems to be a moral or spiritual lesson within each episode. Again, I'm all for learning but when I want to watch a series based of one of my favorite series, I just want to fall into that era and place.

As much as I loved the costumes and sets, which are truly magnificent, I'm losing interest fast on the actual story these new writers are creating. It really is such a shame that the producers and writers are taking this series away from the books and I'm not sure I'll be back for any more.