We took a small hiatus, but we're back y'all... George & Alex keep the tradition alive of opening this new season re-watch with just the hosts. WHO NEEDS GUESTS? NOT US. UH UH. Enjoy.

The end of Season 2 rewatch deserved a big send off! Not only did we have Fabian Marchal spilling the gossip but le Chevalier also joined le Roi and Monsieur to share their thoughts on a brilliant season finale.

Get a writer on, and watch the drama unfold. We had such a blast with lead writer of season 2 and 3, Andrew Bampfield. From the cut scenes, to the questions answered, peppered in with a little bit of gossiping. We hope you enjoy!

What better way to celebrate our penultimate episode of Season 2 than with the beautiful Madame Agathe. George, Alex and Suzanne Clement talk costumes, sorcery & how it really felt being burnt at the stake. 

The vibes are full on this episode. George and Alex are joined by the super cool Mark Rendall... Enjoy, listeners, as the trio go fully in on the 'weasel' known as Thomas Beaumont!

We are graced by the presence of William of Orange, the magnificent George Webster. Hosts Alex and George finally get to dissect the "bottleneck episode" & these three friends get to rekindle their bromance.

What a treat we have in store for you today. The beloved Lizzie Brochere joins George & Alex to talk through her progressive character Claudine - we dissect everything from her favourite line of dialogue to her quick exit in season 2 and of course the trio get vulnerable as they talk about mental health on TV sets.

Half way through Season 2 & half way through our podcast journey... so what better way to celebrate this milestone than to have on Louis's right hand man on all things War, Louvois, the incredible Joe Sheridan!

Gardener turned philosophical father figure, the beloved fan-favourite Jacques played wonderfully by Gilly Gilchrist is this episodes guest, We discuss everything from on-screen deaths to how comfortable his prosthetic arm ended up being.

George and Alex welcome the magnificent producer Aude Albano to talk about all the ins and outs from a producer's perspective on what it takes to get VERSAILLES on the screen.