Customer Reviews for Tudors: The Complete Third Season [3 Discs] - Widescreen Dubbed AC3

Includes:The United States of Tara: Pilot (2009) The Tudors: The Undoing of Cromwell (2009) The Tudors: Protestant Anne of Cleves (2009) The Tudors: Search for a New Queen (2009) The United States of Tara: Aftermath (2009) The Tudors: The Death of a Queen (2009) The Tudors: Dissension and Punishment (2009) The Tudors: The Northern Uprising (2009) The Tudors: Civil Unrest (2009) The Tudors: Problems in the Reformation (2009) The United States of Tara: Pilot Toni Collette stars as a housewife with a personality disorder and a dysfunctional family. John Corbett costars as her husband. The show was penned by Oscar-winning screenwriter Diablo Cody ("Juno"), who serves as executive producer with Steven Spielberg. ~ Ray Stackhouse, Rovi The Tudors: The Undoing of Cromwell In the third-season finale, Henry tires of the unattractive and uninteresting Anne of Cleves and takes a mistress, the comely Katherine Howard (Tamzin Merchant), which rekindles his passion. Anne's cousin, a Bavarian prince, arrives at court and sweeps Princess Mary off her feet, but their happiness is short-lived when Henry sends him back to his own country; with his new powers, Brandon accuses Cromwell of being a traitor and has him imprisoned in the Tower of London. ~ Ray Stackhouse, Rovi The Tudors: Protestant Anne of Cleves The King's oppressive measures against the Catholic Church stir grumblings of war with France and Spain; Cromwell prepares arrangements for Henry's fourth marriage, this time to Anne of Cleves (Joss Stone), and Brandon heads to Calais to meet her, only to find that she is plain and unworldly. ~ Ray Stackhouse, Rovi The Tudors: Search for a New Queen With the quest for a new queen underway, a German emissary to the court suggests the King consider the two unmarried sisters of Duke William of Cleves, but Henry shows an inclination to taking a French bride. A number of clerics take exception to the introduction of Henry's "Six Articles of Faith" doctrine; Henry appoints Brandon the King's representative at court on the occasion of Henry's absence. ~ Ray Stackhouse, Rovi The United States of Tara: Aftermath Tara's alternate personality, perfect housewife Alice, steps in to deal with a disagreement between Marshall and his English teacher (Tony Hale), as well as a behavioral problem involving Kate. ~ Ray Stackhouse, Rovi The Tudors: The Death of a Queen Brandon is unsettled by the viciousness and cruelty with which Henry brings an end to the Catholic uprising as the King puts the leaders to death; and, finally, a male heir is born to Henry and his queen, Jane Seymour, who dies shortly after giving birth. ~ Ray Stackhouse, Rovi The Tudors: Dissension and Punishment With Christmas approaching, Henry reconciles with his estranged daughters, Mary and Elizabeth, while betraying promises he made to leaders of the Catholic rebellion. ~ Ray Stackhouse, Rovi The Tudors: The Northern Uprising Henry sends Charles Brandon (Henry Cavill) to deal with the Catholic uprising; and while confined to bed due to an old jousting injury, the King takes a new mistress, Lady Ursula Misseldon (Charlotte Salt). ~ Ray Stackhouse, Rovi The Tudors: Civil Unrest In the third-season opener, Henry VIII takes his third bride, noblewoman Jane Seymour (Annabelle Wallis), in hopes that he will finally have a male heir. Meanwhile, previously loyal subjects in the North take a stand against Henry's anti-Catholic crusade, which includes seizing millions of pounds in monastic wealth; and his new queen champions the cause of returning his estranged daughter, Princess Mary, to court. ~ Ray Stackhouse, Rovi The Tudors: Problems in the Reformation Cromwell sees a number of assassinations strike close to the court, and that they are actually warnings to him; the King meets with a bishop about writing the doctrine of his majesty's Church of England. ~ Ray Stackhouse, Rovi