Reign's series finale reminds us that just because tragic things happen to you, your life isn't necessarily a tragedy.
Reign’s twisted history side-steps costume drama for something much more visceral — and real
Reign's mandate was to dramatize what happened between the lines of historical record, and in so doing, presented something entirely truthful.
Reign: Blood in the water
Mary finds contentment and security in motherhood -- just as the walls begin to crumble around her.
Reign: A Bride. A Box. A Body.
In which Mary Stuart proves herself as the Wonder Woman of the 16th century.
Reign: Coup de Grace
Mary finally gets the upper hand, only to lose it -- and one of her dearest friends -- in the most vicious way imaginable.
Reign: The Shakedown
Mary and Elizabeth's diametrically opposing philosophies are front and centre this week, as both choose forgiveness for very different reasons.
Reign: Dead of Night
Mary is trapped in marriage to a man who is both her saviour and her destroyer; the more she tries to pull away, the more dangerous her life becomes.
Reign: A Better Man
The fastest paced show on TV takes a breather, that somehow also includes about 75 plot twists and kind of breaks our heart.
Reign: Pulling Strings
Bastardy is the word of the day, as the repercussions of being born out of wedlock affect basically everyone's decision-making. Plus: saddest wedding ever.
Reign: Uncharted Waters
Mary and Elizabeth each meet a handsome man with a ponytail, both of whom becomes key to their future plans.
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