s04e08 — As It Should Be

The soldiers are interrupted by bread crumbs, and Henry's table is bursting under the weight of dishes. The further you go, the less sympathy you have for his majesty.

The story of two soldier friends was beautifully and sadly written into this series...

What a bloodthirsty Lady Mary and intolerant of other beliefs!

How good is Myers at playing Henry 8, just great!

By the way, that well-aimed soldier and the lady-in-waiting, who was asked to stay by the queen, are actors from another Hearst series, from the Vikings. It's so nice to see them, especially if you watched the Vikings first and then the Tudors.

I am glad that Henry had the wisdom not to continue the war just for the sake of his pride.
Finally, we saw the transformation of Lady Mary into a Bloody Mary.
I really hope that this vile bishop will not succeed in overthrowing the new queen.

Suffolk got another young virgin)))
And Surrey absolutely does not match its historical prototype. Where is the humanist poet, what kind of a dork is this?! I hope at least their fate will coincide...

Oh, I'm laughing, there are two disabled people at the end :D

The King is dead! Long live the King!
Or is he still recovering?

How enthusiastically they forgot that at the very beginning of her appearance, Catherine cheerfully stirred up with the next, after the king, spouse. And now she doesn't even think about him, but they seem to have passion-love there. And I just wanted to get into it.
I would like to write about Boulogne here, but I am not a fan of battles.
Poor Catherine, however. All the king's wives had their teeth sharpened one way or another. None of them escaped trouble, except that they were of different caliber.
I'll quietly send Maria and Eustace. They are beautiful.