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1. With Friends Like These
Air date: Feb 10, 2017
Queen Mary tests her brother James to confirm his loyalty after hearing about his meeting with John Knox; Queen Elizabeth agrees to help Lord Darnley in an attempt to sabotage the powerful suitor's relationship with Mary.
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2. A Grain of Deception
Air date: Feb 17, 2017
Queen Mary discovers a leak amongst her advisers and sets out to uncover the traitor; Queen Elizabeth enlists in Narcisse to further her quest for supremacy; Catherine goes to extreme measures to regain some of her lost power.
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3. Leaps of Faith
Air date: Feb 24, 2017
Gideon shows Mary what life would be like if she chose love; Catherine struggles to cover King Charles' unpredictable behavior; Claude finds an unexpected enemy.
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4. Playing With Fire
Air date: Mar 3, 2017
Lord Darnley surprises Mary with a visit in Scotland; Elizabeth fights to gain allies in her favor; Catherine tries to find Claude a new husband.
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5. Highland Games
Air date: Mar 17, 2017
Lord Darnley must demonstrate his loyalty to Mary when she voices her concerns about his true intentions; Catherine and Narcisse try to repair King Charles' reputation after rumors about his strange behavior threaten the throne.
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6. Love & Death
Air date: Mar 24, 2017
Mary faces the political repercussions of a potential marriage to Lord Darnley; King Charles disappears, leaving Catherine to deal with the aftermath; Elizabeth helps Gideon; Claude receives an interesting proposition.
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7. Hanging Swords
Air date: Mar 31, 2017
Darnley receives a surprise visitor, endangering his marriage to Mary; Elizabeth learns her efforts to stop Mary failed; Catherine and Narcisse find King Charles and endeavor to convince him to return to the castle.
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8. Unchartered Waters
Air date: Apr 7, 2017
A terrible tragedy pushes Mary and Darnley apart; Elizabeth is asked to support an expedition to the New World.
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9. Pulling Strings
Air date: Apr 14, 2017
Mary and Darnley wed in a lavish affair; James makes an interesting discovery about Greer; Elizabeth frantically tries to salvage England's power.
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10. A Better Man
Air date: Apr 28, 2017
Mary contemplates how to take over the English throne; Elizabeth struggles to find an appropriate suitor to marry; James gets caught up in a scheme orchestrated by John Knox.
Reign (2017)
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It ends the way you know it has to but it is fun watching it get there.
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I absolutely love the Reign. I was devastated at the end. I do feel that it was a rushed ending.
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Another gonzo bonkers season of Reign: Season 4 suffers a bit from splitting the drama to 3 fronts - France, Scotland, and England and I found Rachel Skarsten's Queen Elizabeth disappointing - a bit too unbalanced and lovesick to command as the great regent - but, that being said, she's also just a girl, standing in front of the world, asking for some f@&$ing respect for being the Queen and I can certainly support that. (Megan Follows is the real Queen of this show though.) However, considering the show has had the looming black cloud of doom throughout - that despite Mary's best intentions, beautiful gowns, feminine charms, small victories, and staunch allies - it's all futile. She loses Scotland. She loses her husband(s). She loses her son. She loses her life. That's a tough road to hoe for soapy screenwriters, so the show often lead to some bonkers plot twists, plot bridges to nowhere, main characters that walked off the face of the earth, and a roulette wheel of supporting characters that sometimes was a bit much, but despite a few missteps, it was a story curious about what power does to you, and what it changes about the legacy you're able to leave behind. I was grateful for the, albeit whirlwind and brief, conclusion in the finale, so viewers could have some kind of closure - even if you might be up at night wondering what happens to the devil witch who drugs Narcisse and Catherine into a non-consensual threesome.... what? Exactly.
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It should have included Mary and Bothwell's marriage. It was totally incomplete.
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So powerfull and great acting/writting/set and costumes.
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I love this series, but was extremely disappointed with the last season. Towards the end when they knew they were cancelled you could tell they were cramming in all the historic blank spaces to where they cut off Mary's head. It's so sad to watch as a fan from the beginning. The finale season/episode does NOT do this series justice and taints the whole thing. After all the money and magic they used it's a huge disappointment.
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I have no good reason for rating this season so highly - particularly when the only saving grace of the series finale is literally the last 20 seconds (because WHAT is the end of the France plotline?!). But by golly, this has made me feel fandom feels that I haven't felt in a long time, and I figure that that has to count for something.
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Just spent the last 3 weekends watching it. Loved every minute of it. Sad to see it end.
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finally its over all the good things comes to an end
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