Six Wives with Lucy Worsley

A scholarly, vividly staged history lesson that makes palace intrigue feel immediate and human.

A stately, emotionally precise chronicle of duty and family, watching power quietly shape and constrain private lives over decades.

A scholarly yet dramatic stroll through Tudor intrigue, mixing talking heads with reenactments to make distant history feel immediate and human.

A warm, curious historian leads you through old evidence and new clues, making the past feel like a gripping detective story.

A brisk, personable history lesson led by an enthusiastic presenter wandering grand palaces and snowy streets.

A scholarly, gossipy stroll through palace corridors, mixing talking heads with costumed re-enactments to make distant royals feel human and scandalously close.

A sumptuous, scheming court drama where ambition and desire curdle into paranoia, played with theatrical intensity and a steady air of dread.

A lush, slow-burning royal drama where political scheming and forbidden desire simmer under opulent costumes and candlelit halls.

A stately, talk-heavy blend of re-enactment and expert commentary that informs more than it thrills.

A historian walks you through a famous romance and its ruin, mixing castle visits with quiet reenactments.

A stately, talk-heavy history lesson dressed in costume drama, mixing expert commentary with reenactments of dynastic squabbles. More instructive than gripping, best for viewers who enjoy royal genealogy.

A scholarly yet dramatic retelling that makes centuries-old court intrigue feel immediate and quietly tense.