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58: The Vicars Watch... Bridgerton (shameless smut)
In which we celebrate smutty romance fiction, living the regency fantasy, and being shameless about our sensuality.
This week, the vicars watched S1 E3 of Bridgerton, "The Art of the Swoon" (2020).
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We are the Vicars Watch Dibley - three real priests who talk about pop culture and what it's taught us about life, faith and the church. We've watched Dibley, and now we're watching everything else!
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Follow us: Instagram @vicarswatchdibley | Twitter / X @VicarsWatch | Facebook @VicarsWatchDibley
Contact us by email at [email protected]
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Hosts:
Revd Ruthi Gibbons (Instagram @ruthigibbons)
Revd Ross Meikle (X @meikle_treacle, Instagram @storytellerross)
Revd Cate Thomson (Instagram @revdcate)
Producer + music and editing by Revd Natalie Gibbons.
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Any opinions expressed in this episode are our own and do not necessarily represent those of the Church of England or any other organisations with which we are affiliated.
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In which we celebrate smutty romance fiction, living the regency fantasy, and being shameless about our sensuality.
This week, the vicars watched S1 E3 of Bridgerton, "The Art of the Swoon" (2020).
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We are the Vicars Watch Dibley - three real priests who talk about pop culture and what it's taught us about life, faith and the church. We've watched Dibley, and now we're watching everything else!
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Follow us: Instagram @vicarswatchdibley | Twitter / X @VicarsWatch | Facebook @VicarsWatchDibley
Contact us by email at [email protected]
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Hosts:
Revd Ruthi Gibbons (Instagram @ruthigibbons)
Revd Ross Meikle (X @meikle_treacle, Instagram @storytellerross)
Revd Cate Thomson (Instagram @revdcate)
Producer + music and editing by Revd Natalie Gibbons.
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Any opinions expressed in this episode are our own and do not necessarily represent those of the Church of England or any other organisations with which we are affiliated.