Well, the synopsis of the first episode was extremely confusing, and I've started on episode 2. Seems its Henry VIII and Valle D'aur. Anyone else watch/watching?
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I've seen the first season on HBO.
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A friend of mine told me to watch it because "Henry's butt is cute." :/ I gave it a go because she said that it was historic and tried to convince me for some time to see that we could share the same interest in tv shows. It's a soap opera at night is all and not my cup of tea.
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I've watched the first season as well and it's the same as HBO's Rome, with the vile truth about everyone and the "stripping off" of the characters so that you can see them in their most primal and basic light.
I have to say, I enjoyed it so I'd have to disagree with her imperial majesty in this regard.Death be not proud, though some have called thee
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I thought this was about teachers opinions of the BBCThe Tuders on the BBC
Or a documentary on tuders.I have nothing against the womens movement. Especially when Im walking behind it.
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I watched the whole first season of the Tudors on showtime as well. If Rome was a 5 star series than the Tudors is a 4 star series, it IS a bit confusing in the first episode (and the second, after that you should start to kinda grasp the dynamics) but stick with it, its worth it.
Cardinal Wolsey does an amazing acting job. Its worth it so keep watching.
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Good so far although I've only seen the first two episodes. The only annoying thing for me is that each episode gets though very little (of Henry VIII reign).
According to the Theory of War, which teaches that the best way to avoid the inconvenience of war is to pursue it away from your own country, it is more sensible for us to fight our notorious enemy in his own realm, with the joint power of our allies, than it is to wait for him at our own doors.
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Isn't Nihil's wife meant to be a nude extra in this? I think he mentioned it while they were in post-production.
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you beat me to the exact same question...
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yeah he told us about that a while ago...apparently his wife appeared nude in one of the sex scenes in the first or second episode. *shrug* dunno which girl it was though
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I don't think I know her, and if I do know her, I don't know that I know her
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First season was great.
According to the Theory of War, which teaches that the best way to avoid the inconvenience of war is to pursue it away from your own country, it is more sensible for us to fight our notorious enemy in his own realm, with the joint power of our allies, than it is to wait for him at our own doors.
- King Edward III, 1339
