Bridgerton

Characters are diverse in terms of race and ethnicity (very unusual for period drama). Characters of color have money and power; both White characters and characters of color are in service to the wealthy, which the drama accepts uncritically -- servants don't get their own storylines, they're shown toiling happily. Women are expected to attract and marry wealthy men; lots more talk about finances than love or kindness. Characters with a royal title are automatically considered more important. A character with a larger body type is criticized frequently. Even very slim characters wear corsets so tight they leave bloody marks. A woman is told to put down a book lest it "confuse your thoughts" (in scene clearly meant to be satirical). Other women are terrified of being caught alone with men lest they be "ruined" (see "Sex" topic). 

Sex scenes are frequent, frank, lengthy. Characters have sex standing up against a tree or on couches or beds with suggestive movements and noises; male and female buttocks are visible (if often obscured by distance or drapery). Bodies are shown nude, with many bare breasts seen (but genitals covered). Both men and women are eager for sex, and time is spent on pleasure for both; male and female bodies are displayed equally. Masturbation and oral sex are implied. Suggestion of a threesome. Expect to see both same-sex and male-female couples kissing, flirting. Heavy focus on romance, marriage, children, as well as storylines revolving around unexpected pregnancy. Both male and female characters talk about women being "ruined," having "light skirts," or being "loose" if they're even suspected of being with men without a chaperone. 

Camera lingers on finery: lavish gowns of satin, silk, velvet; characters talk about ruby or diamond jewelry; estates are sprawling, horses and servants are numerous. A character is insulted for having a "mere four-figure dowry." Characters with a noble title like "duke" or "earl" are automatically considered more important than those without titles.