View the gallery Well, this escalated quickly. Additionally: although this final episode was, I thought, VERY strong and easily the most compelling of the series, I also felt like we were missing some connective tissue in the story. I know that Masterpiece has a way of trimming scenes between the
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View the gallery Anne is basically the worst human being in the world, and very ungracious in victory, so it's hard to feel bad when someone tries to burn her whilst she sleeps. In other news, Henry VIII suffers that infamous jousting accident that makes him into a
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View the gallery In which Anne Boleyn is just THE WORST.
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View the gallery In which I realize I cannot TOTALLY follow the passage of time on this show; one of the great lady villains of Tudor-related Historical Fiction appears; there's a Protestent flash mob; a dude gets tossed into the Tower and burned at the stake; and
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View the gallery In which Cromwell wins over Henry VIII to land himself a spot on the privy council, Wolsey kicks the bucket, and we all learn that life at Sir Thomas More's house is really, really weird.
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View the gallery First of all, apologies for how long it took me to get to this! The recap of Sunday's episode will hopefully come to you in a more timely fashion, now that I'm not on walkabout for The Royal We. Second: this show is
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