but if we do, to hell with you. >> i think something jane austen really celebrates his the choices wereedom when it comes to love. we can love how we want to and who we want to. >> after all, the lesson austen imparts is the path to true love requires overcoming pride and prejudice. for the pbs news hour, -- >> be sure to watch washington week the atlantic on pbs. moderator jeffrey goldberg said the panel discussed president trump's plans for ending the war in ukraine and the new power he has given elon musk. >> on pbs news weekend, one woman's quest to explore the wrecks of slave ships lost centuries ago. that is the news hour for tonight. >> for all of us here at the pbs news hour, thanks for spending part of your evening with us. >> major funding for the pbs news hour has been provided by the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions, and friends of the news hour. including kathy and paul anderson. and camilla and george smith. the walton family foundation. working for solutions to protect water during climate change so people and nature can thrive together. the william

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just got married. >> bridget, sexting a man that you just met in a park is nothing like jane austen'sy of being naked with a man at this point in my life. >> oh, you just need a little rebrand. you can start by getting a a slip. >> a slip? >> yeah, with a slip, you can show off your arms, your legs, your decolletage, but you're always the last to go and keep the central area, which one might want to gloss over, glossed over. >> and get a brazilian. >> god no. i like a bit of coverage down there. >> ooh. run a comb through it at least. >> but also, do get a a brazilian. >> just dust it. dust it down. >> okay, i'll go. ♪ but i'm not going to sleep with him. >> jimmy: come on. that's fantastic. [ cheers and applause ] renee zellweger, everybody. "bridget jones: mad about the boy" is streaming now exclusively on peacock. we're doing something fun with renee when we come back. stick around. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ i used to struggle with dandruff and scalp issues, but then i started using head & shoulders every wash. cause the active ingredient in head & shoulders fights off the microbes

my students knew i had to some kind of jane austen reference today. this is it. so this is an estate called stour head, which was one of the filming locations for the five pride and prejudice. but more importantly, for our purposes, you can see an example of a totally fake ancient temple across this. also, men very cultivated curated leek oak. so better yet, if had a property that already had a ruin on it, you could just use that instead. fountains abbey yet another one of these properties where you've got, you know, a genuine ancient abbey that's falling to bits made worse by the fact that the new owners of area rubs out stone to build their new manor house. but you know, then they went on to create again very manicured river here, which flows out of stream that originally ran behind fountains and set up on a hill where there is another faux temple, where i was standing when i took this photo to look down this perfectly arranged avenue of trees is for the beautiful framing of the abbey ruins in the distance and decided to call this spot and boleyn's seat for rea