Millie Gibson as Ruby Sunday looking sheepish in Doctor Who
Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT The Doctor Who episode "Rogue" is full of Bridgerton references from start to finish. The most recent episode of Doctor Who season 14 sends the Fifteenth Doctor and Ruby Sunday to 1813, where the pair encounters the mysterious Chuldur species. Alongside them is bounty hunter Rogue, with Jonathan Groff joining the Doctor Who season 14 cast for one adventure.
7 The "Duel" Reference Calls Back To Simon & Anthony From Bridgerton Season 1 Lord Galpin Calls Barton A Rake & Tries To Force Marriage Close As soon as the episode begins, the first line of dialogue refers to Lord Barton as a "rake." The term rake is used in Bridgerton to refer to a person who doesn't fit within society's norms, usually avoiding marriage and engaging in womanizing behavior, so it makes sense that Lord Galpin calls Barton this.
The Duchess takes a liking to Ruby and keenly encourages her to seek out an appropriate suitor for the evening. The Duchess' main priority for her party is to ensure that an exciting match is made. Naturally, Ruby loves the idea and thrives in her game of playing Bridgerton, taking on the title of Lady Ruby Sunday of the Notting Hill estate.
4 Doctor Who's Duchess Is Very Similar To Lady Featherington The Season Is Stressful For High Society's Biggest Hosts, In Both Doctor Who & Bridgerton Close Another key character in "Rogue" is the Duchess. Before the Chuldurs take her form, the Duchess establishes herself as an avid matchmaker. The Duchess knows everyone at her party, except for the Doctor and Ruby, and all of their best qualities, much like Bridgerton's Lady Featherington.
3 Male Characters Can't Be Seen Alone With Female Characters Emily & Barton's Secret Rendevous In "Rogue" Is Outrageous Close One reference to Bridgerton and the Regency era, in general, is that men and women aren't to be allowed to be together without a chaperone. This is an important detail in Bridgerton that is reiterated in every episode,and some of the show's most scandalous plotlines are a result of this.
The Doctor works out that this is the best plan of action because the Chuldurs are "playing Bridgerton." Bridgerton is known for its shocking and gossip-worthy storylines, and its characters often use society's watchful eye as a way to control their own stories. For example, Daphne and Simon's initial courtship is a ruse so that other suitors will fight for the diamond of the season.
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