Well, actually, he had many sons - and probably more than two daughters. It's just that many of them were stillborn or died soon after they were born. The only one who survived was Jane Seymour's son, who became king before the reigns of his half-sisters.
IF its true she had 6 fingers, then part of the reason for the miscarriages was bad genetics possibly. One side effect of deformities is if their genetic based then a child who has it can be aborted by the body to save bringing a unhealthy child into the world. Other problems were related to health. Cosmetics often had poison in them such as arsenic/lead, causing toxic build up in the body. Poor diet, even among the wealthy (they ate the wrong things a lot). Poisons were often consumed as medicine to kill off infections as it impacted bacteria in the body, but also cells in the body. Ann also may have simply been best with plenty of bed rest... As sometimes doing too much can cause a miscarriage. we will never know as she isn't here to tell her tale. Any number of factors could have played a role, including stress brought on from not having a son for henry. Miscarriages and stillborn can often lead to further ones, especially if a series of them occur, often making the woman's body unable to hold a child at all. Stress from pressure to bare a child when the mother herself isn't ready but being force to in a situation can often be a big problem. The damage dealt to the womb or disruption of hormones and mental state can get to the point of no return. Some stillborns only occur at birth and its possible to breath life into the baby, though mostly its a lost cause even today and in those days it didn't matter as they didn't have the medical knowledge to even try. Given birth to Lizzy, could have even just damaged her enough inside not to be able to bare further children. In the end it didn't matter as Henry just had enough and Ann was put to death.
Not Irish but I live in Ireland and I laughed hysterically at that. Don’t worry, the Irish poke fun at themselves all the time so I doubt any of them would really be offended.
Which was why Henry argued on the grounds that Katherine had married and slept with his older brother before marrying him, thus by canon law made her his sister in law which depending on how you interpreted it would invalidate their marriage.
@@barbiquearea My understanding is that the Pope was the only one who could grant divorces but he was being held captive by the Spanish royals, which is why he never would have let Henry divorce Catherine.
@@Kaboomboo I would have liked HENRY VIII to have killed Jane Seymour but that wasn't the case, she died two weeks after giving birth because she got sweat fever.
In actuality, Henry VIII was only a bit disappointed when Elizabeth was born to him and Anne Boleyn. Anne would become pregnant at least three more times (all the pregnancies would end in miscarriages), and wasn't executed until 1536, three years after Elizabeth was born, and it wasn't for giving birth to a daughter, it was for treason, adultery, and incest.
Non è così, quello che era scritto nella carta su cui si era pulito non era un significato al cibo e al mangiare, ma alla " Magna carta" , ovvero la costituzione inglese.
so wait...is lisa the bloody mary? the most brutal damn queen in history of the isles. hated and loathed through the land and practically buried in unmarked grave. while her far more well mannered and far less brutal sister queen elizabeth was buried on top of her and there was just a side note "ps mary is here too."
MrAnimepredator Elizabeth was a brutal queen as well. She even killed her cousin Mary, (Queen of Scots) on nothing more than Mary being more eligible for the throne. Mary only sought sanctuary in Elizabeth's country, so Elizabeth had Mary imprisoned and executed. Funnily enough, Mary's (Queen of Scots) son, James ended up ruling England after Elizabeth finally croaked. Elizabeth was also known for having Catholics executed too. Bringing England back into her faith. On another note, despite being treated cruelly by her sister, Elizabeth loved and respected her. Probably why she requested to be buried by her sister when she finally died.
Elizabeth was, for the most part, pretty moderate. Edward and Mary were the extremists. And Mary Queen of Scots plotted to dispose and murder Elizabeth, and Elizabeth was desperate not to have to kill her. Mary Queen of Scots was no innocent as you claim here. Elizabeth tended to only execute Catholics who were also treasonous, though she did get harsher on Catholic priests as more plots to kill her surfaced.
@@DarkEmerald1990 Actually Elizabeth executed both Catholics and Protestants, she didn't discriminate based off religion she just wanted to get rid of anyone who would get in her way of ruling. Though yes she was definitely a brutal queen but a smart one, there's a reason they called her rule the golden age not long after her passing.
Where's the song? That's the best part "I'm Henry the eight i am Henry the eight i am i am I've been eating since six a.m. For desert i'll have dinner again My name's synonymous with gluttony I'll always eat a turkey or a ham.."
Funny enough being overweight was considered attractive in those days as it meant you could afford to eat. Those who were too thin were considered poor since they could barely afford to eat. So Henry's overweight wasn't shunned then.
Actually Henry VIII Tudor wasn't requesting a divorce from Catherine of Aragon, he wanted his marriage annulled, making it null and void, and as a result had Mary publicly declare before the court that she was a bastard, putting her legitimacy as princess into question, further explaining why Mary stayed true to her Catholic upbringing.
@@gyrobyte626 Yes, and ever heard of this thing called a missed opportunity. Imagine Lisa (as Mary) being prompted to declare herself a bastard before the court. Lisa (mutters) I'm a bastard. Homer: "Louder!" Lisa: "I'm a bastard! There? Happy?!"
Catherine of Aragon's father wasn't the king of Spain but of Aragon and Naples (hence the name of his daughter) and he was long dead anyway by his marriage to Henry. By that time the king of the Spanish lands (Castille, Aragon, Naples etc.) was the Holy Roman Emperor Charles the Fifth (the First in Spain) who was actually Catherine's nephew. Absolutely no regard for historical accuracy!
Ferdinand of Aragon was King of Spain by being King of Aragon and King of Castile by marriage. There was no unitary King of Spain until the 1870s, every King of Spain before was simply simultaneously King of Aragon and Castile, and referred to as King of Spain as a shorthand.
@@shangrilainxanadu It eventually did come to that yes, but the custom was yet to be in place at the time of Ferdinand and Charles. At that time the two kingdoms were still very different in terms of cultural identity, legal matter etc.
most women were married via arranged marriages. The would-be suitor was shown a portrait, which was often made more attractive then the woman was herself. Ann of Cleves, one of his later wives was subject to this. When she showed up she was uglier then her portrait. Add she smelt bad and he couldn't stand it, her marriage was cancelled for this reason. Most marriages were arranged for the sake of gaining advancement of land, power, etc. A lot of princesses were found in royal courts around , all intended to be wives to lords if a alliance was to be made... Which Blackadder's first series took the mick of. His first bride to be was fat and ugly who couldn't speak a word of English... His second was about 8 years old because you were considered an adult in those days at this age. Its not Henry needed glasses... It was just that when the bride showed up he may not even get what he expected. Its like the worst blind date you've ever been on, except you go straight to the alter from your first meetings at times. A lot of TV films and series don't accurately reflect the era and often are guilty of using far too much modern make-up and attractive actors. Hell, most women shouldn't have straight hair as the average woman naturally was curly haired in England and there was no way to straighten it. You also get too modern versions of animals and plants... But there is something entirely unrelated. But it often gives the wrong idea of what the times were like. And our standard of beauty is different to the past... So Cleves was likely less attractive then our even modern perception.
Didn't you know there were two Annes? There were also three Catherines and one Jane (of course, she was the only one to have a son and then she died in childbirth). Anne Of Cleves was the ugly one. They married in January 1540, then were divorced in July. Maybe that's why they portrayed the fourth wife as Otto.
"I'm Henry the eighth I am. Henry the eighth I am, I am I've been eating since six am! For dessert I'll have dinner again. My name's anonymous with gluttony I'll always eat a turkey or a ham - " "STOP SINGING THAT SONG! We all know who you are!:
+Francesco Brosolo Actually the Romans didn't want to take Ireland over because they had a good partnership with us (because we had good gold mines and would give them gold in exchange for spices and such)and they also didn't want to risk it as the Irish were very skilled boat men(and woman) and would slaughter many of their men before they would be able to get past (only due to their numbers would they get past)
Lisa- Mary I Maggie- Elizabeth I Bart- Edward VI The casting is depended on the age and gender. Lisa is portraying Mary I because she’s the eldest girl like Mary I was. Maggie is portraying Elizabeth I because she is the youngest girl as Elizabeth I was. Bart is Edward because they are both boys.
I love this!! Homer's already somewhat boorish and crude behavior is amplified to the max as Henry the 8th. This is how Homer could be if he had the power of Mr. Burns in medieval times. Very evil, corrupt, and hilarious
Actually that's not a divorce. It's a dissolution, that means the church no longer recognize that marriage and that happens when the couple don't have childs, or when one of the spouses does not 'fullfill" their role in the marriage.
Lisa as the future bloody Queen Mary? That's an interesting bit of casting.
And Bart as Edward VI.
And we see why Bloody Mary is really messed up.
Justin Johnson Lisa would be better off as Elizabeth I since Mary was hellbent on producing an heir to keep her half sister from gaining her throne.
But Mary was older than Elizabeth and Lisa is older than Maggie
yeah
I wonder if I could cannonize a child...
Leaving!!
As an Anglican I love this!
What episode?
Divorced, beheaded, died.
Divorce, beheaded, survived.
Dartanyan Elson Nice to see another Histeria! Fan. Grew up with that show that made me a history buff.
PhoenixAngel429 saw it on horrible histories as a kud
Now that's in my head instead of financial advice!
I WANT MY DAMN FINANCIAL ADVICE REEEEEEE!!!!!!!!
Seriously, anyone get the Reference? No?...*shrugs* oh well
The Cath-diddily-atholic Church
zaphod Find ironic it’s Flanders representing the Catholic Church considering in the Simpsons TV series he’s a devout Episcopalian.
“I wonder if I can canonize a child?🤔” 😂
Leaving
Genetics lesson. It's usually the daddy who is responsible for the gender of the kid so it's actually Henry's fault for not having a son.
Well, actually, he had many sons - and probably more than two daughters. It's just that many of them were stillborn or died soon after they were born. The only one who survived was Jane Seymour's son, who became king before the reigns of his half-sisters.
You are right, the women always gives a x chromosome, the sperm is either X or Y and therefore determines gender. XX for a girl and XY for a boy.
IF its true she had 6 fingers, then part of the reason for the miscarriages was bad genetics possibly. One side effect of deformities is if their genetic based then a child who has it can be aborted by the body to save bringing a unhealthy child into the world.
Other problems were related to health. Cosmetics often had poison in them such as arsenic/lead, causing toxic build up in the body. Poor diet, even among the wealthy (they ate the wrong things a lot). Poisons were often consumed as medicine to kill off infections as it impacted bacteria in the body, but also cells in the body. Ann also may have simply been best with plenty of bed rest... As sometimes doing too much can cause a miscarriage. we will never know as she isn't here to tell her tale.
Any number of factors could have played a role, including stress brought on from not having a son for henry. Miscarriages and stillborn can often lead to further ones, especially if a series of them occur, often making the woman's body unable to hold a child at all. Stress from pressure to bare a child when the mother herself isn't ready but being force to in a situation can often be a big problem. The damage dealt to the womb or disruption of hormones and mental state can get to the point of no return. Some stillborns only occur at birth and its possible to breath life into the baby, though mostly its a lost cause even today and in those days it didn't matter as they didn't have the medical knowledge to even try.
Given birth to Lizzy, could have even just damaged her enough inside not to be able to bare further children.
In the end it didn't matter as Henry just had enough and Ann was put to death.
@Sapphirewingthefurrycritic Not just usually, the sex of the child is entirely determined by the chromosome given by the man.
Hannah Shribman-Brown and even him lived shortly
"I get Ireland" and Homer's laugh always gets me !! Sorry irish people
Not Irish but I live in Ireland and I laughed hysterically at that. Don’t worry, the Irish poke fun at themselves all the time so I doubt any of them would really be offended.
The best line in it. I'm Irish by the way
As an Irish American guy, that part kills me every time lmao
I love the irony of Flanders playing Sir Thomas More because he was a devout Catholic and Flanders is a devout Protestant who doesn't like catholics.
Thomas More is also a Saint to us Catholics
Like he says, it was the only church they had at the time.
@@josephmagliocca3628 🤣
You mean cardinal walsey
@@anglovikingyt2389 I'm not a Catholic but Thomas More was a righteous and G-d fearing man.
*Henry, Henry, Henry*
*Had so many*
*Wives that had to die*
He had six wives and several mistresses.
*Henry Henry Henry*
*Only one survived*
Omg I thought I was the only one who knows that😂
@@xo_sunnypixels_ox6862 Six wiiives at aaall
Oh, the things they could do
If they hadn't married Henry
That was their downfall
.
You cut off my favorite part: Marge's hint at the King of France's homosexuality
Francis the 1st Gay?? ha, even his mistresses has mistresses!
@@Kopite4life12 His grandson Henry III certainly was.
@@barbiquearea : Bi, more likely.
Hint? Wasn't the character played by Julio?
The Simpsons sure know how to mix humor and history together, even with a few historical differences.
"I think a celibate, Italian wierdo knows more about marriage than you."
He obviously knew enough to stay out of it.
And that's not even "only church they got". Ortodoxy and Protestantism already existed. Henry viii still considered himself catholic.
This would mean that Lisa is Bloody Mary and Maggie is Elizabeth the First
And Maggie would grow up to be like her aunt Selma
And Bart is Edward?
No - because they all come from Marge, only Lisa would be Mary I (Bloody Mary) 1553-1558.
Wasn't Henry VIII playing tennis while Anne Boleyn was being executed?
Garrett Wlodarczyk Yes, he was playing tennis while she was being executed.
There has never been a King Henry the XIII, but I presume you were meant to type VIII.
Henry VIII was actually on his way to visit and set as date to marry his third wife, Jane when Ann was executed.
I believe he was hunting, or riding to see Jane Seymour... unbelievably callous, at any rate
yes
Technically, annulments existed, but "she bore a daughter when I wanted a son" wasn't a valid enough reason to get one.
Jonquil Gemstone Who says that? I'd divorce my husband any Day, if he bore a daughter when I wanted a son. It must mean that he is cheating on me!
Which was why Henry argued on the grounds that Katherine had married and slept with his older brother before marrying him, thus by canon law made her his sister in law which depending on how you interpreted it would invalidate their marriage.
@@barbiquearea My understanding is that the Pope was the only one who could grant divorces but he was being held captive by the Spanish royals, which is why he never would have let Henry divorce Catherine.
@@katrinepetersen2566 Yeah, but if you get divorced, you'd have to give him Ireland.
Cathrine of Aragon wasn’t divorced the marriage was annulled which is like saying it didn’t happen
Neeeeeerd!
Do shut up, nitpicker.
Except it wasn’t annulled. The Pope said no. Then Henry got pissy and said, “I’ll create my own church with blackjack and hookers.”
I loved watching the Tudors... but this is a strong competitor
same dude... Now I think this maybe is better of the Tudors😅
Who else noticed the Magna Carta
He really took "bed, wed, behead" seriously didn't he
The man had a system, that’s for sure.
“Icanseemyhooooouse!!!”
It’s funny that Ned was a catholic in this when he’s actually a Protestant
Like he says, it was the only church there was.
Mmm.. he does protest a lot, indeed
@@WillScarlet16 Pretty sure the Lutherans were around. You also had the Orthodoxy.
@@Quinntus79Anglican theology is heavily influenced by Lutheranism
I figured it out canonizing Ned literally fired him.
The irony being that his daughter, Elizabeth I, became a more popular and sensible and loved ruler than he.
Not quite.
In relation to that of her father, Elizabeth was more loved by her people. She wasn't viewed as a tyrant at any point in her life.
I think he was talking about Bloody Mary
Moral of the story king's suck queens rule
@@JohnWick-bl4io what about bloody mary
Woah, these No Way and Don't Loose your Head animatics are looking good!
You’re a nice guy I’ll think about it maybe xo homie
*lose
"Get out of my dreams and into my wife!"
“I wonder if I can canonise a child…?”
“Leaving!”
Lisa finally meets her match, a king with the power to do whatever he wants.
Then she became ruling queen.
we watched this in history
bless your teacher. good choice.
i cant believe Henry nearly had all his wife's heads chopped off
So inaccurate but I rate ur teacher
me too
Should of used Horrible Histories instead
Anne Boleyn. "A son'll come out -- tomorrow!"
That killed me.
Killed Jane Seymour too.
@@Kaboomboo I would have liked HENRY VIII to have killed Jane Seymour but that wasn't the case, she died two weeks after giving birth because she got sweat fever.
Flanders as Sir Thomas More *being thrown off a cannon*: I can see my house!
DIVORCED, BEHEADED, DIED
DIVORCED, BEHEADED, SURVIVED
BUT JUST FOR YOU TONIGHT
WE’RE DIVORCED, BEHEADED, LIVE!
LISTEN UP LET ME TELL YOU A STORY
A STORY THAT YOU THINK YOU'VE HEARD BEFORE
WE KNOW YOU KNOW OUR NAMES AND OUR FAME AND OUR FACES
Know all about the glories, and the disgraces…
I'M DONE 'CAUSE ALL THIS TIME I'VE BEEN JUST ONE WORD IN A STUPID RHYME
I look sooo good with yellow skin huh 7v7
👏Damn right👏
"A SON'll come out tomorrow" BRILLIANT
And her name is Annie!
In actuality, Henry VIII was only a bit disappointed when Elizabeth was born to him and Anne Boleyn. Anne would become pregnant at least three more times (all the pregnancies would end in miscarriages), and wasn't executed until 1536, three years after Elizabeth was born, and it wasn't for giving birth to a daughter, it was for treason, adultery, and incest.
The Tudors in a nutshell...
"I can see my house"
Omg I am dying 😃🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
0:01 In Italy this Joke Is even Funnier because Magna it's a dialect form for the Verb Mangia/ Mangiare , that does mean eat
Non è così, quello che era scritto nella carta su cui si era pulito non era un significato al cibo e al mangiare, ma alla " Magna carta" , ovvero la costituzione inglese.
so wait...is lisa the bloody mary? the most brutal damn queen in history of the isles. hated and loathed through the land and practically buried in unmarked grave. while her far more well mannered and far less brutal sister queen elizabeth was buried on top of her and there was just a side note "ps mary is here too."
MrAnimepredator Elizabeth was a brutal queen as well. She even killed her cousin Mary, (Queen of Scots) on nothing more than Mary being more eligible for the throne. Mary only sought sanctuary in Elizabeth's country, so Elizabeth had Mary imprisoned and executed. Funnily enough, Mary's (Queen of Scots) son, James ended up ruling England after Elizabeth finally croaked. Elizabeth was also known for having Catholics executed too. Bringing England back into her faith.
On another note, despite being treated cruelly by her sister, Elizabeth loved and respected her. Probably why she requested to be buried by her sister when she finally died.
Elizabeth was, for the most part, pretty moderate. Edward and Mary were the extremists. And Mary Queen of Scots plotted to dispose and murder Elizabeth, and Elizabeth was desperate not to have to kill her. Mary Queen of Scots was no innocent as you claim here. Elizabeth tended to only execute Catholics who were also treasonous, though she did get harsher on Catholic priests as more plots to kill her surfaced.
Yeah, yeah. The winners write history. Mary wasn't that bad. Look at her father.
David Gonzalez What do you mean winners? The first thing everyone knows about Henry is that he was crazy.
@@DarkEmerald1990 Actually Elizabeth executed both Catholics and Protestants, she didn't discriminate based off religion she just wanted to get rid of anyone who would get in her way of ruling.
Though yes she was definitely a brutal queen but a smart one, there's a reason they called her rule the golden age not long after her passing.
*tall, large, henry the eighth*
*_supreme head of the church of england_*
Globally revered
Although you wouldn't know it from the look of that beard
Where's the song? That's the best part
"I'm Henry the eight i am
Henry the eight i am i am
I've been eating since six a.m.
For desert i'll have dinner again
My name's synonymous with gluttony
I'll always eat a turkey or a ham.."
"Stop singin' that song! We all know who you are..."
Yas 😂
Funny enough being overweight was considered attractive in those days as it meant you could afford to eat. Those who were too thin were considered poor since they could barely afford to eat. So Henry's overweight wasn't shunned then.
Skippy's List #197: I am no longer allowed to sing "Henry the VIII I Am" until verse 68 ever again.
You know if he would have married 2 more times he would have married 8 times and funny it should be Henry the 8 married 8 times lol
“What are you doing out of bed? I just planted my seed in your womanly dirt.”
For some reason. I like this. It sounds Shakespearean almost.
Don't let Billy read that.
Anne was beheaded with a sword not a ake
Levi O'Shea what's an ake?
I ment axe
Levi O'Shea nerd burger
Levi O'Shea who cares. The point is she got beheaded.
Arsenal gonner nerd buger to
Homer saying, "I'm going to canonize you" randomly popped into my head. 1:30
Maybe It was just me being a history nerd but I laughed harder then I should have when he cleaned his face with the Magna Carta
Tbh because of this I was surprised when I found out being canonized means being made saint and only later got the pun.
Actually Henry VIII Tudor wasn't requesting a divorce from Catherine of Aragon, he wanted his marriage annulled, making it null and void, and as a result had Mary publicly declare before the court that she was a bastard, putting her legitimacy as princess into question, further explaining why Mary stayed true to her Catholic upbringing.
ever heard of this thing called a joke
@@gyrobyte626 Yes, and ever heard of this thing called a missed opportunity. Imagine Lisa (as Mary) being prompted to declare herself a bastard before the court.
Lisa (mutters) I'm a bastard.
Homer: "Louder!"
Lisa: "I'm a bastard! There? Happy?!"
Neeeerd!
the brilliance and insight of this 3 minute segment will be marveled at many centuries from now.
This is terrific. Simpsons writing at it's sharpest.
3 people were cannonized
Brecconable I wonder if I can cannonize a child?
That Cannonization bit is my favorite Simpsons joke of all time.
2:01 I wonder if I could “canonize” a child?
“Leaving!” 😂😂😂😂
Princess Mary's personality was about as far from Lisa's as one can get
But yet I can still see Lisa going on a murderous rampage
"I'll love her as much as I loved you"
That reminds me of my proffesor who told the class, "I hate you like I hate my own children"
Catherine of Aragon's father wasn't the king of Spain but of Aragon and Naples (hence the name of his daughter) and he was long dead anyway by his marriage to Henry. By that time the king of the Spanish lands (Castille, Aragon, Naples etc.) was the Holy Roman Emperor Charles the Fifth (the First in Spain) who was actually Catherine's nephew. Absolutely no regard for historical accuracy!
EdgyFinsk it’s a cartoon, not a documentary.
And only two of Henry's wives were actually beheaded, not all of them minuses his first
Ferdinand of Aragon was King of Spain by being King of Aragon and King of Castile by marriage. There was no unitary King of Spain until the 1870s, every King of Spain before was simply simultaneously King of Aragon and Castile, and referred to as King of Spain as a shorthand.
Boy, I hope someone got fired for that blunder!
@@shangrilainxanadu It eventually did come to that yes, but the custom was yet to be in place at the time of Ferdinand and Charles. At that time the two kingdoms were still very different in terms of cultural identity, legal matter etc.
A hasty mistake in England
Homer: Where you taking me?
Marge: Marriage counselling
"Prince Under Construction"
The sad thing is it's the man who chooses the gender but they blame the woman
1:01 Damn
Anne Boleyn actually got beheaded with a sword and not an axe
12:14 hahah lol I live in Ireland 😂😂
Same lol!
Cannonising is the best punishment.
Henry VIII: it wouldn't be if I could canonized a child
Lisa as young Mary: leaving
Well I
Actually, Anne wasn't attractive and Henry hated her.
That was Anne of Cleves, not Anne Boleyn
Inkyminkyzizwoz no Anne boleyn was described not to be very attractive in those days and most people wondered why Henry chose
maybe henry needed glasses.
most women were married via arranged marriages. The would-be suitor was shown a portrait, which was often made more attractive then the woman was herself. Ann of Cleves, one of his later wives was subject to this. When she showed up she was uglier then her portrait. Add she smelt bad and he couldn't stand it, her marriage was cancelled for this reason.
Most marriages were arranged for the sake of gaining advancement of land, power, etc. A lot of princesses were found in royal courts around , all intended to be wives to lords if a alliance was to be made... Which Blackadder's first series took the mick of. His first bride to be was fat and ugly who couldn't speak a word of English... His second was about 8 years old because you were considered an adult in those days at this age. Its not Henry needed glasses... It was just that when the bride showed up he may not even get what he expected.
Its like the worst blind date you've ever been on, except you go straight to the alter from your first meetings at times.
A lot of TV films and series don't accurately reflect the era and often are guilty of using far too much modern make-up and attractive actors. Hell, most women shouldn't have straight hair as the average woman naturally was curly haired in England and there was no way to straighten it. You also get too modern versions of animals and plants... But there is something entirely unrelated. But it often gives the wrong idea of what the times were like. And our standard of beauty is different to the past... So Cleves was likely less attractive then our even modern perception.
Didn't you know there were two Annes? There were also three Catherines and one Jane (of course, she was the only one to have a son and then she died in childbirth). Anne Of Cleves was the ugly one. They married in January 1540, then were divorced in July. Maybe that's why they portrayed the fourth wife as Otto.
0:39 So that's where the "Yoink!" meme started.
Henry henry henry
Had so many
I don't remember this part of Wolf Hall
“Oh!! My horoscope! Today will bring wealth and good changes into your life. Wrong!!”
01:46 That's what they should say to wannabe-leaders nowadays.
I can see my houseeeeeee
i cant believe the simpsons predicted henry viii
"I'm going to CANONIZE you."
"I can see my hooooouuusssseeee!"
Ferdinand of Aragon wasn't King of Spain at this time, he was a corpse.
This is one of my favorite Simpson sketches, its funny as hell.
This is pretty accurate for the simpsons
1:19 Dude, the Simpsons were warning us along!
so Maggie is Queen Elizabeth 1st???
Plot twist: The meiosis process in his body to make sperm, only resulted in sperm cells that with x-chromosomes.
Anne B died due to a sword 🗡 not an axe
Is Maggie Elizabeth the I
So Lisa's Bloody Mary? (not the ghost lady in the mirror)
Wow!
"I'm Henry the eighth I am.
Henry the eighth I am, I am
I've been eating since six am!
For dessert I'll have dinner again.
My name's anonymous with gluttony
I'll always eat a turkey or a ham - "
"STOP SINGING THAT SONG! We all know who you are!:
Lisa is Bloody Mary lol
This seems so far fetched yet it happened in us English people’s history
Somehow I imagine that Homer and Robert Baratheon would have been great friends.
Or him and Tywin Lannister!
@@mikegallant811 Nah Tywin would be like Mr Burns.
HEY IRELAND IS AWESOME!!!!!!!
England was the country of main importance and ruled over most of the rest of the British Isles.
I agree, Ireland is beautiful. But it is a common joke that Ireland is of no territorial value since the Romans did not want to take it
+Francesco Brosolo Actually the Romans didn't want to take Ireland over because they had a good partnership with us (because we had good gold mines and would give them gold in exchange for spices and such)and they also didn't want to risk it as the Irish were very skilled boat men(and woman) and would slaughter many of their men before they would be able to get past (only due to their numbers would they get past)
Wexford princess disagree
+Z.W.E What's your reasoning to disagree?! I live in Ireland I know on a first hand account, do you?
Beats watching the whole Tudors series...
"I left a magazine in there"
Why is Flanders the Protestant a Catholic Saint Thomas More who gets executed for being Catholic and not becoming Protestant?
Lisa- Mary I
Maggie- Elizabeth I
Bart- Edward VI
The casting is depended on the age and gender. Lisa is portraying Mary I because she’s the eldest girl like Mary I was. Maggie is portraying Elizabeth I because she is the youngest girl as Elizabeth I was. Bart is Edward because they are both boys.
I love this!! Homer's already somewhat boorish and crude behavior is amplified to the max as Henry the 8th. This is how Homer could be if he had the power of Mr. Burns in medieval times. Very evil, corrupt, and hilarious
Best scene at 1:14😋😋😋😋😋😋
cool to see my family getting portrayed by the simpsons
its not completely accurate but its close enough
I CANT WHEN HE USES THE MAGNA CARTA AS A NAPKIN 😭😭😭
LIsa playing the role of the young Bloody Mary is hilariously appropriate.
I told you I was a dude!
Fun fact about me. I'M RELATED TO HENRY VIIII!!! He is the father of Elizabeth I of England (A relative on my grandmother's side of my family tree.)
Actually divorce could happen in the Catholic Church but only under certain circumstances
Actually that's not a divorce. It's a dissolution, that means the church no longer recognize that marriage and that happens when the couple don't have childs, or when one of the spouses does not 'fullfill" their role in the marriage.
@@ricardo7308 that’s technically divorce
To be fair, Thomas More had been married twice. So I'd think he would know more about marriage than Henry
You left out "Take a ride on the king maker..." lololololol.😆😆😆😆😆