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Watch Wolf Hall: The Mirror and the Light This second series is based on the final novel of Hilary Mantel's famous trilogy. It wraps up the Wolf Story and fan favorites from the original series reprise their roles. Here's where to – from anywhere.
Season 2 covers the last four years of Oliver Cromwell's life. He goes from being a relative nobody to ending up as a crucial a politician, fixer, diplomat and father. His enemies are never far away though and there are moral crises and treachery at every turn.
The story of this second season begins in May 1536 . Anne Boleyn has just been beheaded and Cromwell is beginning his assent to power. Meanwhile, Henry VIII has turned his affections to Jane Seymour, his third wife.
We all know that that didn't last very long. All-in-all, the Tudor regime is under a lot of strain. Read on as we explain how to watch from anywhere in the world.
If you're keen to watch but you're away from home and access to the show is geo-blocked, then you could always use a to access it (assuming you're not breaching any broadcaster T&Cs, of course). You may be surprised by how simple it is to do. t Can you watch Wolf Hall: The Mirror and the Light in the US? is going to be available to watch in the US, but you're going to have wait a light bit.
The show will premiere in the U.S. non on at 9.
00 p.m ET/ 6.00 p.
m. ET. Brits currently away from home who don't want to wait can .
Can you watch Wolf Hall: The Mirror and the Light in Canada? Sadly, there are no plans to air in Canada. If that changes, we will update this article. However, UK nationals currently traveling in Canada can to unblock BBC iPlayer and watch the show from anywhere in the world.
We recommend NordVPN. Can you watch Wolf Hall: The Mirror and the Light in Australia? will be coming to in Australia. However, no release date has been confirmed yet.
Brits currently away from home can . Wolf Hall: The Mirror and the Light episode guide As Anne Boleyn’s blood is sluiced from the scaffold, Thomas Cromwell picks his way through the wreckage of her death to take his place as principal councillor to King Henry VIII. As the dissolution of the monasteries gathers speed, Cromwell makes a personal pilgrimage to Shaftesbury Abbey to speak with a young nun, who profoundly shakes his view of himself.
A rising in the north destabilises Henry's kingdom. Despite the risks to his own life, Cromwell moves to protect Lady Mary from becoming the rebels’ greatest prize. TBA TBA TBA.
