period series, especially beloved ones like "Bridgerton", and are looking for something new and refreshing to watch, then you need to become familiar with the newcomer "The Buccaneers", a new feature on streaming platforms. Recently released, the work is based on a famous unfinished book and takes us to London during the 1870s.  Now available with some episodes on streaming, we are introduced to the cultural shock of a group of American women entering the London society. And if you’re curious and want to know more about this work, just keep reading to discover all the details about the new series.  [caption id="attachment_286204" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Photo: The Movie Database[/caption] READ MORE: Irresistible Suspense: Meet Sagrada Família, intriguing series from Netflix! Paralysis: an AMAZING psychological suspense that won over Netflix viewers!

Meet "The Buccaneers", the new historical drama series in the style of "Bridgerton"

If you loved watching "Bridgerton" on Netflix and are waiting for the 3rd season of the series, then you need to know the newcomer "The Buccaneers", which arrives to compete with the success of the red streaming service. The series premiered earlier this month and has origins in the UK and the US, with 8 episodes scheduled and a 14+ rating.  In "The Buccaneers", a group of fun young Americans bursts onto the rigid London season of the 1870s, unleashing an Anglo-American cultural shock, as the land of the stiff upper lip is infiltrated by a refreshing disdain for centuries of tradition. Sent to secure husbands and titles, the buccaneers have their hearts set on so much more than that, and saying 'yes' is just the beginning.  Below, you can check out the official trailer for "The Buccaneers".  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FaDFty5ipEg "The Buccaneers" is an adaptation of the unfinished novel by American author Edith Wharton, who began writing the title in the 1930s and could not complete it before her death in 1937. Since its premiere on Rotten Tomatoes, the series has received 80% approval from critics. So far, we don’t know if "The Buccaneers" will return for a 2nd season in the future.

"The Buccaneers" features a talented cast and crew behind the cameras

In "The Buccaneers", the new series in the style of "Bridgerton" is led by Kristine Frøseth ("Looking for Alaska"), Alisha Boe ("13 Reasons Why"), Josie Totah ("Saved by the Bell"), Aubri Ibrag ("Diving Club"), Imogen Waterhouse ("A Wicked Game"), Mia Threapleton ("Shadows") and Christina Hendricks ("Good Girls").  Behind the series, its creation is the responsibility of Katherine Jakeways ("The Archers"), with executive production by her alongside Susanna White ("Modern Times"), Beth Wills and George Faber ("Rules of the Game"). The production is by The Forge Entertainment.  [caption id="attachment_286205" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Photo: The Movie Database[/caption]

Where can I watch "The Buccaneers"?

If you've made it this far and are eager to watch the series similar to "Bridgerton" and want to know where it’s available, don’t worry, as it’s already streaming in Brazil. "The Buccaneers", a series by Katherine Jakeways, can be watched exclusively on Apple TV+, since November 8, 2023. It’s worth noting that, with the series premiering in the United States, the episodes will arrive simultaneously on Apple TV+ in Brazil. Below, you can check out the release schedule for each episode of the show:

• Episode 1: "American Poison" - November 8
• Episode 2: "Women or Wives" - November 8
• Episode 3: "The Perfect Duchess" - November 8
• Episode 4: "At Home" - November 15
• Episode 5: To be announced - November 22
• Episode 6: To be announced - November 29
• Episode 7: To be announced - December 6
• Episode 8: To be announced - December 13

Finally, it’s important to remember that, while the end of the series is still a bit far off, it’s advisable to keep an eye on the social media of Apple TV+ and Trecobox for the latest news about this production.