The Buccaneers Season 1 Finale Sets Stage for Potential Season 2

Series explores class disparity and modern feminism in 19th century London

The Buccaneers season 1 finale left many characters reeling from the aftermath of Nan's wedding and raised questions about Nan's parentage, setting the stage for a potential season 2.
The show explores the class disparity between American heroines and their British beaus, creating a similar tone and style to Bridgerton.
Actress Kristine Frøseth hopes to see her character Nan return to her sense of self and explore the dynamics of her newfound marriage and her mysterious parentage in season 2.
The series takes a feminist approach to 19th century London, weaving in modern motifs and messaging.
In the finale, Nan makes a hasty, yet judicious decision to marry the Duke in order to protect her sister Jinny from her abusive husband Lord James.