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"If I had a nickel for every time Jonathan Bailey left a woman at the alter..." Be sure to let us know what we missed in the comments below and check out our ORIGINAL REACTIONS or our current REWATCH...

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Molly

I'm a simple woman, I do love the nickel joke.

Zee

Idk why but Rizzo saying that the ‘Something old, new, borrowed and blue’ tradition isn’t real absolutely sent me

Gabe Horner

Since y'all have asked for info and whatnot, that's not the Catholic Church that's The Church of England, they were being married by the Archbishop of Canterbury (who ranks second highest, I think?). Divorce did exist, and there's a whole history of different religions, cost, and whose "fault" it was, but the big point I think y'all would be interested in is King Henry VIII didn't want to be married anymore because he hasn't had a son and blamed his first wife, so in the early 1500s he made The Church of England a separate entity from Catholicism, for the express purpose of divorcing his wife. He didn't kill all his wives, just a lot of them.

Emmi

Was just the 2 he killed , wasn't it? divocred 2 , beheaded 2 , 0ne died of natural causes, and the other survivied him

Katherine Strohm

Jonathan Bailey was also in “company” on stage where he left a groom at the altar so he is addicted to this plot! At least in that show he didn’t leave for someone else he left because he was just freaking out

RinCaimo

25% of your wives is still a crazy number for wive execution

Gabe Horner

It's an even higher percentage, he was only married 6 times, and executed 2, so 33% percent. Though having one wife killed is too many, regardless of percentage!

Zee

17:48 !

Immy M

Just came here from the S4 Episode 1 première on Tudum, and you’ll be glad to hear our favourite good-looking footman now has a speaking role 🤩

Sue

Henry Tudor beheaded 2, divorced/annuled 2, 1 died from complications from child birth and 1 outlived him. The Tutors is a fantastic series.

Jordan Ri

I'm actually so mad they didn't do anything with Theo - like blah blah follow the books but also... SO MUCH POTENTIAL, who cares about the books

Kiss the Librarian

Ack, this episode is so hard to watch. Poor Edwina. It's ironic though. It wasn't just Kate and Anthony wearing blinders and fucking up, Edwina did too. Kate was trying to save her family from living on the streets, while also trying to let Edwina find love without financial pressure. Kate put her blinders on when she accepted the idea of Edwina marrying Anthony just because Edwina was in love with him, even though it was one sided. And honestly, Edwina didn't really know Anthony, so how could she love him? Anthony be fucking up all over the place, lol. He's traumatized, pretends he didn't want to succumb to love despite his responsibilities (he wanted to with Siena before they broke up), and just scared. Edwina wouldn't listen to Anthony or Kate telling her that Anthony wasn't seeking or offering love, but then got mad that Anthony wasn't seeking or offering love? She had her blinders on the whole time. Edwina had a right to be mad about the other two not telling her about their feelings for each other, of course. She jumped to a lot of conclusions in the process but anyone would in a heated moment like that.

Catherine Hughs

As a lover of the book series, this is still my favorite season of the show even though it strays a LOT from the source material. I love almost all the changes they made, but taking Edwina and Anthony all the way to the altar only for Edwina to end up heartbroken and lashing out at her “half” sister is not one of them! Book Edwina forever remained a book-loving sweetheart, and truly did not give a shit about Anthony 😂

Lizeth Quispe

I dont understand how they didnt do anything with Eloise and Theo, they had so much chemistry and also they share so many things in common like topics of conversation