Dearest readers, it appears that two most delightful ladies, Amanda and Dayelle, have taken to the airwaves to discuss matters that we Bridgertonians hold dear to our hearts. Their topic of discourse? None other than the tumultuous, heart-fluttering, and scandalously delicious tale from "The Viscount Who Loved Me," the second book in the Bridgerton series, and its dazzling adaptation for television.

Prepare yourselves for an episode that is sure to keep you entertained, informed, and perhaps even longing for a ballroom dance of your own. Amanda and Dayelle have woven a delightful tapestry of commentary, wit, and, yes, a touch of scandal that will make you wish you had an invitation to the next grand Bridgerton ball. Do tune in, for this is one episode that promises to be the talk of the ton.

Dearest readers, gather round, for I, Lady Whistledown, have quite the treat for you. In this most tantalizing episode of "Watch it or Read it," our hostesses, Amanda and Dayelle, take to the microphones to discuss that which has set all of London aflutter: the first book in the Bridgerton series, The Duke and I, and its illustrious Netflix adaptation. Oh, the scandal, the intrigue, the romance!

Fear not, gentle listeners, for these two will leave no stone unturned. With keen insight and no shortage of cheeky gossip, Amanda and Dayelle delve into the liberties the adaptation takes—dare I say, even more daring than Lady Featherington's wardrobe. They ponder the age-old question: Is it better to follow the book's storyline to the letter or to embellish for our viewing pleasure? The answer, like a well-played game of Pall Mall, is not as straightforward as it seems.

So, prepare your teacups and settle in for a most captivating discussion. Will Amanda and Dayelle find common ground on which version reigns supreme, or will their opinions clash like dueling Viscounts at dawn? You, dear reader, will have to listen to find out. But rest assured, wherever they lead, scandal is sure to follow. Yours truly, Lady Whistledown.

Amanda and Dayelle (tissue boxes in hand) travel to England on July 15th, 1988. They are introduced to Dex and Emma. A story unfolds on the same day for 20 years. If you haven't guessed it yet...They are talking about One Day written by David Nicholls. A story that isn't new to the film world, the first adaptation was released in 2011--starring Anne Hathaway and Jim Sturgess. But most recently Netflix took a swing at in.