Jane gives birth to a son, Henry reunites with his family, and Edward Seymour's star continues to rise.  NOTE: in this episode I say that IHS is Catholic for Iesus Hominum Salvatore, meaning Jesus, the Savior of Mankind. What I meant to say is that IHS is a Latin christogram adopted by the Catholic Church.  Apologies for any confusion. 

Princess Mary faces a moral dilemma, Henry faces a serious threat to his throne, and Cromwell rules all.

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Anne is dead, Henry marries Jane, and the Seymours become the cool kids at court.

Do you know what wassail is? What about a mummer? And what the heck is a Feast of Fools (spoiler: it's not your last Zoom meeting)? The answer to these & other questions can be found in this special holiday episode. Happy New Year, y'all!

Meet Margaret and Mary Tudor, two sisters who defied their brother, King Henry, to live life on their own terms.

Henry lines up his next wife, Anne's time is running out, and Cromwell makes a bold move.

Anne argues with Cromwell over religious reform, Katherine of Aragon dies, and Henry starts seeing Jane Seymour on the regular.

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Anne becomes Queen and gives birth to baby Elizabeth, Henry looks for an alliance, and Cromwell makes the scene.

Henry and Katherine battle it out in divorce court; meanwhile, Wolsey misreads the room.

Henry VIII gets lovey-dovey with Anne Boleyn.