In this bonus episode, Jennifer reviews the recent decisions of the United States Supreme Court, and how history has showed us how religion and oppression protects a failing and afraid ruling class. 

In this episode, Jennifer takes a a quick detour to talk about the lives of Napoleon's stepchildren, Eugene & Hortense Beauharnais, and what life was like for them after the Emperor divorced their mother, Josephine, in 1809.

This episode centers around the events that culminated in the dissolution of Napoleon and Josephine's marriage in 1809. 

There's a huge turning point for Napoleon, Josephine, and the First Empire with the birth of his first illegitimate son in 1806, and then his second illegitimate son in 1810. 

This episode covers the drama and intrigue of the coronation of both Napoleon and Josephine.

An assassination attempt on Christmas Eve 1800 has First Consul Napoleon concerned about an heir more than ever, which causes Josephine to make her biggest gamble yet. 

This episode examines the events preceding the events of the Coup of the 18 Brumaire that establishes Napoleon as the ruler of France and Josephine as his first lady. We also see how messy things get with the Bonapartes, while Josephine's initial gambles pay off. 

This episode takes us on the ride that is the early days of Napoleon and Josephine's marriage and the power struggle that would ensue between them throughout their tumultuous time together. 

In this episode we take a look at the boring Bernadottes, their eccentric matriarch Desiree Clary, and how they came to be one of the longest ruling royal houses still on the throne today. 

If ever there were a family tailor made for reality TV, it's the Bonapartes! In this episode we trace the origins of this family from Corsica and how they became an imperial dynasty.