The most binge-worthy new release on Netflix this weekend has officially arrived with four brand new episodes that mark the end of the fourth season of this steamy romance period piece that’s dominating global charts.

Released in 2020 and based on a series of celebrated books, this Netflix series has at least two more seasons in store following its newly released fourth season on Thursday, February 26. Romance fans will not want to miss this new 4-episode drop on Netflix this weekend.

Bridgerton Season 4 Part 2 Is Officially Available On Netflix

After nearly a month of waiting, Bridgerton season 4 has finally been added to Netflix’s streaming library. The series followed a split release format, much like Wednesday season 2 and Stranger Things season 5, a strategy that Netflix has been employing to its most popular and acclaimed franchises.

Bridgerton season 4 premiered with its first four episodes back on January 29 and is now fully available to stream from start to finish. Season 4 followed the format of Bridgerton’s three previous seasons with an 8-episode arc and should continue to do so with its upcoming fifth and sixth seasons, which are already greenlit at Netflix.

Bridgerton season 4 received the second-lowest Rotten Tomatoes score of the franchise, but is still considered Certified Fresh with a score of 79%. That said, season 4 does have the lowest RT audience score of the bunch at 67%, which will hopefully improve after the latest episode drop. The latest installment follows the Cinderella-esque love story of Benedict Bridgerton (Luke Thompson) and Sophie Baek (Yerin Ha), set in the late 1810s.

Bridgerton’s 4 New Episodes Make The Perfect Weekend Binge

If you’re all caught up on Bridgerton season 4, part 1, then this new 4-episode drop is the perfect one-night weekend binge on Netflix. The series, which was previously the #1 trending show worldwide earlier this month, is poised to once again surge up global viewership charts and be the one Netflix show everyone will be talking about during the final weekend of February 2026.

Despite the slight decline in audience reception, Bridgerton’s viewership remains on par with its previous seasons and is one of Netflix’s most valued franchises at this point in time. Netflix’s decision to release season 4 as two binge-worthy parts with four episodes each has proven to be a winning strategy and has extended the relevancy of Birdgerton season 4 by at least several weeks.

If you’re looking for the most popular new show to binge-watch in just one night this weekend, Bridgerton season 4, part 2, is about as good as it gets at the end of February 2026 on Netflix.