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Wolf Hall: The Mirror and the Light (2024), Episodes 4-6

Trystan L. Bass April 14, 2025
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Wolf Hall: The Mirror and the Light (2024)

You know how much we all loved the first series of Wolf Hall back in 2015, so we’ve been waiting on tenterhooks until the next installment, The Mirror and the Light, finally came to the U.S. via PBS Masterpiece. Was it worth the wait? FUCK YEAH!

I thought I might just give a few recappy highlights, but I was way too excited once I started watching the new series on PBS Passport — a nice perk, btw, of donating to my local station; I can watch online or through my smart TV. All 6 episodes are available at once on Passport, so I can catch up with our British brethren who’ve seen it all already.

So here I go through the costumes in the whole series — the first three episodes are here, and now I’m wrapping up with the final three!

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