Kate Phillips

Jane Seymour finally gives Henry a son on Wolf Hall: The Mirror and the Light, but it's all downhill for everyone from there. 

What historic buildings are used in Wolf Hall: The Mirror & the Light? A surprising amount were actually owned by Henry VIII once upon a time.

Being Thomas Cromwell has never been easy, but somehow the more powerful he becomes, the more his grip begins to slip in Wolf Hall: The Mirror & the Light's "Defiance"

As Cromwell continues to fix Henry's problems with women in Wolf Hall: The Mirror and the Light's second episode, his former mentor, the Archbishop of York, is everywhere.

With a series as good as Wolf Hall, do historical inaccuracies matter? Should they be used to drive the story? Or do they define what we think "really" happened?"

While a great many things are not remotely all right with either the worlds of Tudor England or the present day, at least we have the beauty of Wolf Hall: The Mirror and The Light to sustain us. And it is beautiful.