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EARLY ACCESS: Pride and Prejudice 1x3 & 1x4 FULL REACTION (Patreon)

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2026-09-01 16:14:19
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Link watch along: Pride and Prejudice 1x3 | No sync: Pride and Prejudice 1x3

Link watch along: Pride and Prejudice 1x4 | No sync: Pride and Prejudice 1x4

Format: Watch along (Have your copy to sync) 

Why is it blurred? Copyright laws. We do not own this movie property nor can we afford the rights to distribute

First watch: All 

Watched on: Disney+

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Tania R

Capital, capital! 👏👏

Cristy

DD is being very Oak-like this reaction and I'm so here for it, lol. "F**k Wickham" indeed.

meeshmallow

This is my first time watching the TV show and I'm loving it just as much as the 2005 film! Throwing in a recommendation of The Other Bennet Sister if you guys want to continue down the Jane Austen rabbit hole

🌸Foof🌸

Absolutely love the other bennet sister, it’s sooo good

Tania R

I absolutely adore Colonel Fitzwilliam, so I’m with Oak here! I think DD’s just jealous 😜

Pam Nail

Answer was right -- the actress playing Charlotte's sister is Lucy Davis, who was in Shaun of the Dead. She was also Etta Candy in the first Wonder Woman movie.

Charity Konusser (the chonus)

DD re: your question about green screen - every source I can find says this was filmed entirely on locations and built sets - no green screen at all.

Kath

To kinda answer Oak’s question… buildings in the UK depending on their age (like the ones here), are listed properties, so any work you undertake has to be surveyed and approved and you need planning permission, the guidelines are very very strict and anything from the material you use to the finish can be specified for the planning application to be approved. They shot this on location so no green screens for any of the scenes… The building used for Pemberley in this adaptation is the Lyme Park estate managed by the National Trust and it’s a Grade I listed building and it’s open to the public so people can visit the building and grounds. Already looking forward to next weeks reaction. 💜

Charity Konusser (the chonus)

For the discussion about the proposal, I must submit this brilliant power-point: https://shorturl.at/ywLJl (I'll also post this in the Patreon chat). It makes me laugh like a hyena every time I watch it - make sure the sound is on!

Katherina V

loving your reaction! some answers to your questions from 1x3: you guys caught a regency horse fact- yes, the more horses you had for your carriage, the wealthier you were. so yes, the fact there were 4 horses pulling the carriage people would have known the people were of a higher class (people like darcy’s class) vs 2 horses (lizzie’s family’s class) charlotte’s situation is different because she’s older (27), which at the time meant she was a spinster. but her father was a knight which helped her and as she stated she is not a ‘romantic’ so she really isn’t like lizzie or jane who want to marry for love. she shows the other side of regency marriages, the ones who are content with a ‘comfortable situation. no green screens, the english countryside really does go that hard, it’s a very beautiful place to visit/film manor homes like that are kept like that at all times, it takes a lot of money and work which is why a lot of the owners have the homes open for visitors throughout the year to help the upkeep

Circe

I think they should watch "The other Bennet sister". It really puts a New spin on the Story and could be fun.

Kickinthescience

Darcy went from saying nothing to asking her to marry him

r

yes yes yes!!! i adored the other bennet sister as well

🌸Foof🌸

It's interesting how alot of people seem to miss how Mr. Bennet's behaviour/parenting isn't actually something to applaud lol. Don't want to say anything that might be deemed a spoiler but from what we have seen so far he is quite lazy and detached which doesn't help lol

ArcAngel

Cannot overstate my joy that you guys are doing this amazing BBC production of P&P. 🙏🙏🙏

sharond

Loved the "hopefully we're done with Wickam" comment.

Charity Konusser (the chonus)

I love how much you guys are enjoying this! And I especially love that, even though you had seen the movie, you were willing to watch another, longer adaptation because your patrons and youtube members said you'd love it. Just another example of why you're the best reactors out there. ❤️ Knowing what you know now, that Darcy fell early and fell hard for Lizzie, all of his behavior and facial expressions in the first three episodes make sense. Add "Darcy has had it drilled into him by family and society that he must marry someone of equal social standing," "Lizzie is a match for him in every way especially being about as straightforward and plain-spoken as the rules of society allow," "Lizzie's family *is,* in fact, nearly completely ridiculous," and the one that often gets a bit lost in translation: "Darcy is a blunt, socially awkward dork when he's not at home." 😃 I mean this with all love and admiration, but the guy never met an exit from a social interaction that he didn't take. The poor man was having a non-stop internal struggle for what, like a whole year? Colin Firth's performance really rewards repeat viewings. He was much more pleasant when surrounded by his comfort zone: Darbyshire. Pemberley. Lambton. And sure, he was also taking Lizzie's rebuke of his manner into consideration when speaking to her this time, but he genuinely wanted to meet her aunt and uncle, and can clearly make small talk all day long when it's about familiar things - his grounds, the towns nearby, fishing, etc.

Gem

Yes! The Other Bennet Sister was nothing short of stunning!

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oh absolutely. When Darcy proposed in the book, he was CONVINCED Lizzie was only waiting for him to propose to her. That's how off he was about their interactions and mutual feelings. While he was falling more and more in love with her, she was despising him more and more (because of Wickham's twisted account of Darcy, and Lizzie's prejudices).

Kiss the Librarian

Love seeing how much you enjoy the fantastic side characters. Austen is known for populating her stories with hilarious supporting characters to mock certain aspects of social norms. Like the overly boastful, overly "sickly," overly pious, etc. You'd really enjoy the supporting characters in Emma, especially the 1996 film version. The newer one is good, too, but the side characters are so much funnier in the earlier version. Also, if you think Darcy's turn-and-stare moments are over the top in this one, they toned it down from the 1980 miniseries. It's uh, a lot. lol

🌸Foof🌸

FYI there's also going to be a 3 part special for TOBS in December 2026 🫡

r

ngl these make me sad that we couldnt have answer in the bridgerton reactions 😭😭

r

i think bc of that "if you accept collins i wont talk to you" a lot of people deem him a good father but yeah he's kinda absent, leaving everything to mom.

ArcAngel

Watching this miniseries you can almost feel like you read pride and prejudice -- there's a good deal of dialogue taken directly from the book.

ArcAngel

It would be great fun to see you guys, after this, watch Colin Firth reprise his role as Darcy in Bridget Jones Diary.

Donna Rossi Youngblood

I was actually just going to comment on that. Oak says Mr. Bennet's commentary is hilarious, but it is all pretty much Jane Austen. One of the reasons her books were so very popular was the witty commentary and repartee of the characters.

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I know Mason Quinn was joking but really, Pemberley had nothing to do with Lizzie changing her mind. She already got proposed by Darcy, and she refused because her convictions were too strong. ANY woman in her position would've accepted Darcy, no questions asked. And he was also convinced that she would accept. To be rejected and be told that he didn't act in a gentleman manner was a shock for him. It humbled him and we can see the change in him already. As Lizzie said in the very first episode to Jane, "only the deepest love" would bring her to marry someone. And she proved it by rejecting Darcy (who at the time, she despised).

Donna Rossi Youngblood

Oak, I'm reinterating what ArcAngel below says. Yes, the actors are crushing it, but the funny words, Mr. B's sarcastic commentary, Mr. Collin's excessive analysis of the stairs and closet, and his adoration in words of Lady Catherine are all the writing of Jane Austin. The words are from the book and that is why this version has always been so popular with those of us who are Jane Austen obsessed.

ArcAngel

Yes!!!! There's sooo many lines I recognize from the book...almost every scene I recognize something from the novel. In fact, almost every impactful line is a Jane Austen original.

ArcAngel

It's surprisingly funny! It's almost a comedy when we are with the family at home especially.

r

me hearing that "There are few people whom I really love, and still fewer of whom I think well. The more I see of the world, the more am I dissatisfied with it" quote which is one of my fav jane austen quotes ever

Ginger

I definitely like seeing the softer side of Mr. Darcy.

Tara Joseph

This is the wet shirt that launched a thousand wet shirts! It's iconic. It launched Colin Firth's career. The pond scene in Love Actually is a direct reference to this scene. I agree with other posters that you would enjoy Bridget Jones for it's updated take on Darcy. Also, DD on Wickham - "I hope we've seen the last of that guy!" Lol.

Emily Blackie

Please watch Austenland after thus. Jennifer Coolidge is hillarious.

sharond

It has been reported that the Lydia actress accidently stumbled on the carriage step and she stayed in character when she said “Lord, a laugh if I should fall and break my head…”, along with the Kitty actress who did the same by responding “I wish you would.”

Knightmare

I can't believe Darcy thought that proposal was decent

Julie

I will say it again. Julia Quinn the writer of Bridgerton is a huge fan of Jane Austen. It’s Jane Austen they are copying not the other way around. Writers have been doing this for decades and even a century. So many books, movies and shows copied her stories. The credit goes to Jane Austen a literary genius.

Jess The Fox

YASSS! Cannot wait for the next episode <3

Marie RammGirl

"Capital Capital" should be another phrase ya say in other future reactions hehe. Lizzy's over Enthusiastic Mother & Pompous goof Collins/Mr Darcy stole the show again with their Dialogue/Mannerisms, Liked all your Collins 'Hush Mouth'/Darcy's Stern facial impressions & Smirks you gave each other over DD's ongoing "Bravo" joke hehe 🤭 (Poor Quinn's shoulder getting a workout by Oak again) 😅 First it was Kermit, now we got "Scooby Doo" impression from DD haha. He maybe a man of few words verbally face to face but seems he can express himself efficiently on paper, which possibly warmed Lizzy's heart, that lookback from her at the end is what we've all been waiting for ;) Also I do have some greenery scenery where I live, not as magnificent looking as that, but still pretty nice, you're welcome to take a stroll there anytime. :) 💚

Katie A

Exactly, he’s very indolent, spends most of his time reading and not managing the estate. He puts no effort into being a good father to the three younger girls as you can see by their behaviour, It seems like he gave up on his daughters after Jane and Elizabeth. He complained that no words sense would be spoken till J&E return, this is to some degree his own doing. He could have educated them too, eg give Mary a book that isn’t sermons and discuss it with her….

ShaniaBADDIE4LIFE🤘🐶🐱✨

From this moment on we can not Speak of the man “W”or Diamond Dave is gonna lose his shit more than oak 🤣

Aubrey

I'm not a huge fan of this version of P&P, but I am enjoying watching the guys react to it. I wish we could have seen DD's reaction to the movie. I am somewhat astounded by the consensus that Mr. Bennett is a great father because, objectively, he isn't. He cannot be bothered to show interest in any of his daughters, who he constantly disparages, except Elizabeth and even that only goes so far. When she challenges him on Lydia, he brushes her concerns aside as easily as the others. I find him almost as unlikeable as Mr. Collins. 🤷🏻‍♀️

Kiss the Librarian

I'm more in the middle. I agree he isn't great for the reasons you mentioned. I think his lack of concern about Lydia was more naivete than callousness. But he isn't terrible, given he went out of his way to form a connection with Mr. Bingley for his daughters' sakes, and more importantly, he prevented Elizabeth from a miserable marriage just for money. Plus he's witty and admits his mistakes, so I like him. :)

Aubrey

That is true about protecting Elizabeth, but I wonder if he would do the same for the younger girls. (Truly, I don't have a guess as to which way he would go, but the answer might sway my opinion.) I could make an argument about Lydia, but not without being spoilery. I do agree that he's not callous, but his apathy pisses me off lol. I also appreciate that he's much more witty in this iteration than the movie. It's been years since I've seen this, so maybe the last two episodes will soften my opinion.

Tania R

I agree with @Kiss the Librarian’s take on Mr. Bennet too. He’s certainly aloof and definitely not winning any Father of the Year awards 😂, but I think you’ll get a much more rounded read of him after all six episodes. Yes, he does retreat to his library a lot, but comparing him to Mr. Collins? (Oh, Aubrey 😆). You guys are making me laugh. 💗💕

Aubrey

@Tania R I said almost lolollll. Mr. Collins is an insufferable, sycophantic bootlicker but he's ultimately harmless. Mr. Bennet's treatment of his daughters is not. Not only is he mocking and indifferent, his financial imprudence puts them in the situation they're in. Maybe the last two episodes will change my mind, but even in the novel, I found his actions to be unforgivable and inexcusable.

MarisoL

I watched this when I was a teen when I didn't appreciate Colin Firth's acting, omg he's making laugh 😆

sharond

During a reading of the P&P book, Jennifer Ehle (who plays Lizzy) stated that Maria (played by Lucy Davis) spinning around in episode 3 is one of her favorite moments.

Miss Lovely

I was just about to comment that I'd love for them to react to The Other Bennet Sister.

Miss Lovely

I love you guys reactions and I can't wait for you to react to episode 5 and 6 especially episode 5 it's my favorite from the whole mini series. Also I think you guys would love The Other Bennet Sister it really does show you a more nuanced perspective of the Bennte Family and of course Mary Bennet.

❣️ Vladlena ❣️

Ep 3 It’s hilarious how you all crack up every time Mr. Darcy appears on screen and stares at Elizabeth 😅 And when Oak showed Edward’s picture with that iconic scene at 36:09 — I can’t! 😅😅😅 The moment at 47:33, when Mr. Darcy turned around and Oak was drinking and almost choked, was priceless as well! 😂 And that Darcy marriage proposal was pretty bad. I would’ve been offended too if I were Elizabeth!

❣️ Vladlena ❣️

Ep4 “We are in Hogwarts?” from DD at the beginning of episode 4 was hilarious. 😅 I’d never noticed it before, but it’s so true! Your imitation of Mr. Collins’ gestures was top-tier! I was dying laughing! 🤣🤣🤣

MaddieB

I love your reaction to this mini-serie as well as the movie back when you did that. Perhaps one day you could react to Lost in Austen. It´s a fun mini serie following Pride and Prejudice but with a twist.

Kmuk

I think you would enjoy downton abbey a lot. Seeing how much you like this and it could be some filler in the bridgerton waiting time for next season. I love this Version so much because it is so close to the book 💝

Kiss the Librarian

Strong second on this. It's such a good spoof of Austen's novels and Jennifer Coolidge and James Callis are national treasures. Oh and Georgia King - there are so many great comedic performances.

Emily Blackie

I know! If you're even familiar with Jane Austen, then it's a fun ride lol!