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1. The Slap
Air date: Oct 31, 2022
Marie Antoinette is just a teenager when she’s forced to leave Vienna to marry the Dauphin of France. But how will she react to the complex rules of etiquette in Versailles?
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2. Rival Queens
Air date: Oct 31, 2022
With Louis still not consummating the marriage, Marie realises that producing an heir will not be straightforward. She turns to Madame du Barry for advice.
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3. Pick a Princess
Air date: Nov 7, 2022
The royal family holidays at Fontainebleau, an escape from stifling Versailles. Marie’s hostilities with du Barry threaten to sour things with the King.
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4. Queen of France
Air date: Nov 7, 2022
The king collapses, and on recovery, decides to grant du Barry status at court – as his queen. An official visit to Paris will put Louis and Antoinette on show.
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5. Rebel Queen
Air date: Nov 14, 2022
Becoming King initially paralyses Louis, and Marie is drawn into the tussle over the choice of prime minister. The celebratory ball she holds makes her the centre of attention.
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6. Deus Ex Machina
Air date: Nov 14, 2022
To salvage the royal marriage - and their nations’ alliance - Antoinette’s brother Joseph intervenes. His bluntness is mixed with joviality, but he faces an uphill task.
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7. The Ostrich Bitch
Air date: Nov 21, 2022
Antoinette is pregnant at last! But copies of a pornographic pamphlet circulate Versailles depicting Chartres as her lover and father to the unborn child, cuckolding the King.
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8. Queen of Hearts
Air date: Nov 21, 2022
Louis supports the rebel colonies in America against France’s old enemy, England. Though still with no son, Antoinette moves to the Petite Trianon, where life is less formal.
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It was a new perspective of the history based on the new discoveries about King Louis XVI probably being in the Authism spectrum . And Marie-Antoinette was so young when she got married . I thought it was really well made .
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Love this take on real historical characters, makes you really see from her perspective the challenges, obstacles and emotions the real Marie Antoinette may have experienced. It's fun but also gives you enough of taste of history to have you searching through real people's bio after each episode for more understanding of their role during such an epic time.
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The reason it took 7 years for them to consumate the marriage was not because Louis didn't know how to do it, he physically COULDN'T do it until he had surgery.
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Tre sa se hotarasca ce ton adopta
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This show is a delight. Not to be taken too seriously, it exists between a laugh & a tear. The acting is solid, like watching a junior varsity team having an exceptional season, Gaia Weiss as DuBarry is a Hot Mess and Roxane Duran holds her own as Josephine putting up with Louis' abusive brother. Probably won't sweep awards shows, but it's a worthwhile lighthearted romp.
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Sets, costumes and cinematography are excellent. Casting and acting also excellent. Dialogue slightly off putting for inconsistency in tone from modern slang to slightly more formal language and bawdy (which is appropriate) to prissy and prim are also an annoying inconsistency. Overlook that and enjoy the story and hope it inspires you to learn more about the historical figures and the era in which they lived. To the critics that called Marie spoiled, bratty etc. THIS WAS A CHILD! What was done to her was child abuse so that she became overwhelmed with her power as queen, wealth, privilege, she was a victim of circumstance and without a strong, loving mentor. Well worth the watch.
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This show is incredible, I'm really not sure why the critics didn't give it good reviews. Probably because they didn't infuse it with modern day values, rather, they kept it as an accurate period piece. I much prefer it this way, how it actually was.
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Once I watched the first episode I discovered why the French are REALLY protesting in the streets.
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Very well casted. I especially appreciate the the main leads. Cunningham grows on you, at the same time that he grows on his wife. The actors who play Louis XV and Joseph, Emperor of Austria, are also quite good. I HATED The Favourite, but this isn't nearly as nasty. The costumes and setting is wonderful. The only thing preventing me from giving it five stars is that maybe I'm a little bored with the topic, as there have been so many books and films about this queen. Much better than the Coppola film.
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Really unconvincing, couldn't watch all episodes, had to abandon it. Was more like a spoof or parody in places.
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