Good Morning Lovelies, 

With the weather being absolutely horrible during February, I felt like it was the perfect time to stay in and get cosy with a great film or new TV series to really binge on. Grabbing my snoodie and tablet, I didn’t leave my home for days at times, as I was so hooked on my screen. 

There was a hint of Ireland mixed in with a lot of romance for me, with a tiny touch of drama to give my screenings a little edge. Find out what I watched during the month of February below…

Bridgerton (Series Four, Part Two): Making us wait a whole month for the second part of the fourth series was torture. Benedict is my favourite Bridgerton boy and I was left appalled at what he said at the end of the first part. Thankfully, he turned it around and my heart is now full of love for him. To the point that I may have watched it through a few times now. 

How To Get To Heaven From Belfast: Derry Girls is one of the funniest shows around and anything that comes out of Ireland is a winner with me. I loved this new series from the creator of the hit comedy so much that I binged it all in one weekend. I couldn’t get enough of the story and finding out what had really happened to their friend. I am now in need of a trip to Belfast ASAP!

Paradise (Series Two): I fell head over heels in love with this show last year and I have fallen for it all over again. Gripping from the moment you start watching, you can’t help but fall into a binge-watching trap with it. I wish that they would give us the whole series in one, as I hate having to wait to find out what has happened to those who remained on earth during the tragic events.

The Walsh Sisters: You know me, if it has anything to do with Ireland then I will watch it. This series dropped on BBC iPlayer one Saturday and by the end of the day, I had watched it all. Based on the best-selling books by Marian Keys, the sisterly dynamic is great and I loved how it went from some quite emotional moments to lighthearted family moments.

Wuthering Heights: I am going to be a bit controversial when I say this but I really didn't like this film. I found it to be too over the top and often wondered if I should even continuing watching, as I got bored with it. There are two stand out performances though that make it worth watching and that is Martin Clune and Jacob Elordi's. Both are utterly brilliant!

What did you all watch in February 2026 lovelies? Was there something on the list that also caught your eye? Or did you find a whole new series or film to binge on? Let me know, as I would love to hear all about them to be able to watch them too! 

Joey X