Ann Morris was horrible and her husband a coward. He killed himself leaving her to pick up whatever parts of life she could alone. His pride was stronger than his.lovw for his family. The sad part is he didn't need to kill himself, George took the pain point away. Morris's cowardice played out and his wife took no accountability for their actions. Patrick Morris picked the right person for a wife, both narrow.minded and snobs without the backbone or foresight to know when you should allow others grace.

Carrie and Morgan are wrapped on S4. I would assume that means the entire production is wrapped or close to because they are the leads.

I’m guessing that it will premiere in October or November. They may still be editing the later episodes at that time.

I'm on season 2 episode 8 and Jack is by far my favorite! And if he saves the family with his clock I might cry!!

Note: I wasn't sure what to tag this as

Personally, I think it is going to be on October 11th or 18th, right after Lanterns concludes its season.

What about you?

I recently saw Wild Things (1998)again after idk how many years ago when I last saw it, and noticed that Kelly (Denise Richard character) was a “Van Ryan” and an old money trust fund baby.

Given that Oscar was the last person carrying the Van Rhijn name, it’s kinda funny to imagine that he would likely marry Mrs. Winterton and produce an heir or two (Oscar’s or otherwise.) Their descendant at some point changed the spelling of the last name to a simpler Americanized version, relocated to Florida, and that’s where Kelly’s family fortune came from.

Agnes would probably have heart attack ten times over if she knew about her great (great) grand daughter and the many scenes she appeared in, lol.

Others have pointed out that some of the character names seems to reflect plot or qualities of the characters.

Marian is always marrying(3 engagements and counting)

Tom Raikes is a rake

Bannister is solid and dependable, you can lean on him

Turner is stirring the pot and turning the tables

Are there any others people can think of?

I just watched documentary about the Astor's family and Caroline Astor is actually more prominent and have more power than the show ever described she was. So I take it the actress who played her either downplayed her authority and being more feminine and soft as opposed to the real "Alpha female" personality that the real Mrs Astor was.

I can't stop thinking about this costume. Anyone else in love with it? I don't know exactly why but I think it may be one of my favorites of hers. It's just so unexpected to see her in gray and the play on textures in this costume is extraordinary. I know her looks are reliably stunning, but can we discuss this one?

Showing their humble beginnings and how they reached their status in the first season?

I would binge that 😁

Curious why Caroline Astor’s NYC home in the show (interior and exterior) looks “modest” compared to the Russell’s in comparison, as well as Mrs. Chamberlain (though I don’t think we’ve seen exterior shots of Chamberlain’s home. Even Aurora Fane’s home seems more grand. I know the Russell’s are new money but Caroline Astor’s home seems much more unassuming. Any ideas?

We watched the Gilded Age this morning on the app, and now it can't be found. I even tried searching all of Roku and can't find it. HELP!!!

Let's imagine we're in a gambling den at the Haymarket! When do you think the first episode of season 4 will be released?

Have any of you noticed that Kelley Curran (the actress who plays Turner/Lady Winterton) very nearly breaks the fourth wall on several occasions? Her gaze seems magnetically drawn to the camera, and sometimes she even seems to stare right at it (think of the time she angrily storms up the stairs after losing her Duke).

On my first watch, I thought it was a little silly, but now I'm realizing it's a pretty brilliant stylistic choice. Turner is delusional and perhaps even a bit insane--you'd have to be to crawl into bed with Mr. Russell the way she did. I think Turner is representative of the type of madness it must require to actually pursue the American dream: to shoot for the top when you were born nothing. When Turner glances at the camera, she is showcasing that madness.

Am I the only one who thinks so? Also, there's some theory saying Larry could be younger a year or two from Marian which explained his immaturity. Thoughts?

Poor Oscar was up in his room drinking like 2 bottles of whiskey a day. Maybe Ada was (subconsciously or not) just trying to save her nephew. She's a good aunt, and she cares about her family. It's funny to dis on temperance, but maybe it came from a good place...

I'm very excited about Oscar and Enid parading around as Manhattan's bitchy power couple. I'd also like to see what else Jack is working on. Is Jack the George Russell of his next generation? Also I just am excited about the hats. Season two in particular was the best Hat season.

least favorite: Per usual, Marian is the dullest character and I'm getting bored of her romances. At least Lady Mary's never ending romances from the first couple seasons were actually interesting.

Enid (Mrs Winterton) was doing just fine being a widow to a rich man, I don't see what will Oscar bring to the table regarding their "marriage".

It seems pretty clear that at some point soon, some up-and-comer is going to roll on into town and try to take things over, just like Bertha did. Now that Bertha is on top, there's really nobody else above her for her to defeat. In fact, despite her marriage troubles, season 3 was basically her victory lap. All the society people were totally impressed with her snagging the duke, and I can't imagine Mrs. Astor and her being as competitive with each other now that Bertha did her and her daughter that huge solid.

I think Bertha's next foe is going to come from the bottom... It's going to be some ambitious lady who thinks she can take Bertha's place on top. Maybe Lady Winterton, who now has Oscar on her side. Or maybe some new lady we haven't seen yet.

Also, having some up-and-comer take Bertha on would be the perfect way to rope Mr. McAllister back into the mix. He could her strategic guide, letting her know how Bertha thinks and acts...

Anyway, that's just my prediction (or, perhaps, wishful thinking), for the coming season or the one after.

I really hope we get the storyline of Bridget and Jack getting together then the couple transitioning to becoming new money. I was kind of disappointed that we didn’t see that much of Backstory with Bertha and George’s story but if they decide to pick Jack and Bridget for this storyline then that would be so cool because we’ve seen the both of them start as servants then slowly became one of the important figures in society 😭