<p>We watched the television show Tudors a show about Henry the 8th and all the wives he had.  The voice is that the actor chooses to use to portray King Henry is obnoxious as hell. King Henry wanted to get an annulment but the pope wouldnt say ok so he made his own religion The Church of England. The boys talk about the experience of being painted as portraits.</p>

We watched the television show Tudors a show about Henry the 8th and all the wives he had. The voice is that the actor chooses to use to portray King Henry is obnoxious as hell. King Henry wanted to get an annulment but the pope wouldnt say ok so he made his own religion The Church of England. The boys talk about the experience of being painted as portraits.

<p>We watched the television show Tudors a show about Henry the 8th and all the wives he had.&nbsp; The voice is that the actor chooses to use to portray King Henry is obnoxious as hell. King Henry wanted to get an annulment but the pope wouldnt say ok so he made his own religion The Church of England. The boys talk about the experience of being painted as portraits.</p>

Tudors and Intersectional Feminism

In the Golden Age of Television there is just too much to watch. Three Boston comedians cut to the chase and just watch the series finale of a show they never saw. They are generally confused, often critical, and always funny.

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