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Everyone’s favorite disaster at love who actually ended up finding her fairy tale romance is now back, and she’s sadly looking for new love after the tragic death of her husband, Mark Darcy. But it wouldn’t be Bridget Jones without some shenanigans, a lot of friendship and a relatable look at what being a woman is like—no matter your age.

The first movie was released in what was still the golden age of rom-coms, with movies like The Wedding Planner, Serendipity, Kate & Leopold and even The Princess Diaries also releasing that same year. But outside of The Princess Diaries, which would go on to have a sequel, no rom-com has had the staying power Bridget Jones has. Perhaps that’s just because Renée Zellweger is that good, though it might also be because we can truly believe Bridget would get into each and every one of these messes, movie after movie, and come out on top.

If you want to know in what order you should watch the four movies in this universe, here’s where to watch all the Bridget Jones movies, in the order they were released. 

Bridget Jones’s Diary

Loosely based on Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice, or at least inspired by Colin Firth’s character of Mr. Darcy in the BBC miniseries adaptation of Pride and Prejudice, Bridget Jones’s Diary is basically an alternate universe version of Elizabeth and Mr. Darcy, set in the future. If you like grumpy heroes, bubbly and relatable but often messy heroines and a happy ending then Bridget Jones’s Diary is the movie for you. And bonus, the other half of the love triangle is a young Hugh Grant. 

Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason

The direct sequel to Bridget Jones’s Baby, Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason is about what happens right after the happily ever after, particularly considering neither Bridget nor Mark have changed who they are—they’ve just gotten together. If you always want to know how couples in rom-coms actually adjust and take their relationship to the next level, this is the romance for you. And yes Hugh Grant’s Daniel Cleaver is back.

Bridget Jones’s Baby

Can you believe this is still about Bridget and Mark’s romance? Well, if you’re looking for a second-chance romance featuring two people you are already invested in, look no further. Because Bridget and her Mr. Darcy are still trying to figure out if they can work as a couple, and now there’s a baby involved! But is it Mark Darcy’s baby or is McDreamy himself (Patrick Dempsey) the father?

Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy

After three movies about Bridget and Mark, Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy is about grief and moving forward—even when it seems impossible. Bridget and Mark’s happily ever after might be done, but there’s still life in Bridget, and while there’s life, there’s hope and perhaps maybe even more romance. It’s never too late, right?

Where to watch all the Bridget Jones movies streaming online

Check out our list below to find all the Bridget Jones movies available to stream online in the US. 

Fourteen years after the premiere of Suits, and a couple of years after the series became a streaming success on Netflix, the show’s second spinoff is set to follow a new group of lawyers. The series, once again created by Suits creator and showrunner Aaron Korsh, is not, however, the only other show set in the Suits universe. 

One show does not make a universe, but three—with shared characters popping in and out—do give that vibe. There have been other successful lawyer shows on TV, from Boston Legal to Ally McBeal, without forgetting Better Call Saul or even the recent Netflix hit The Lincoln Lawyer. But all of those are one-offs, making Suits perhaps the most successful purely lawyer-show on TV. That’s quite a legacy to uphold as the third show in the universe gets underway.

If you want to know what you need to watch to be completely caught up in the universe, here’s where to watch all the Suits TV shows and spinoffs, in the order they aired.

Suits

Half mystery, half corporate law, Suits focuses on Harvey (Gabriel Macht), a charismatic lawyer with a reputation for never playing nice who hires a new associate, Mike (Patrick J. Adams) despite knowing he hasn’t actually gone to law school—he just has a photographic memory. If you think this is going to be about Harvey and Mike trying not to get caught while having fun solving cases together, you’d be right. There’s also a fair bit of romance, a future Duchess and Gina Torres in a role so iconic she’d go on to get her own spinoff.

Pearson

The first Suits spinoff follows Gina Torres’ Jessica Pearson as she leaves behind the corporate world and gets down and dirty in the world of Chicago politics, becoming a fixer for the mayor. Occasional cameos from Suits characters aside, the show is much grittier than Suits and infinitely darker. If you loved Jessica Pearson on Suits, then you probably will love the focus on not just her way of handling things when she isn’t necessarily in charge, but her past.

Suits LA

Suits snappier, fancier and preppier cousin, Suits LA is set in Los Angeles and changes the focus from corporate law to entertainment law. That means plenty of cameos from well known actors, and reinvented characters that vaguely resemble the original show’s archetypes. There’s still a central mystery, plenty of flashbacks and characters that you sometimes don’t actually like, but that are still engaging enough to keep you watching. And there’s that tie-in with the original Suits, thanks to Harvey and Ted Black (Stephen Amell’s) friendship. That’s the new Suits universe for you.

Where to watch all the Suits TV shows and spinoffs streaming online

Check out our list below to find all the Suits TV shows and spinoffs available to stream online in the US.