Oliver Coates Songs

King George has a personal moment.

Sir Edward Coke declares in the Privy Council that he will chair the two committees.

In one scene, Kit spits wine over the mirror after taking a sip, while Mary and Sandie are in bed.

At the desk, George and Prince Charles are awaiting the arrival of the Spanish Chief Negotiator and his delegation for the conference.

This is the end credits song.

George receives a nice package from Mary in France.

Sandie discovers Frances having sex with someone else.

George responds that they have a lot of news to give when the monarch asks Prince Charles and George if they have achieved peace.

George makes his way to France.

George picks up fencing, a fundamental gentlemanly skill.

This is the end credits song.

Frances refuses to be taken, but Sandie and armed men enter the house.

Lady Hatton steals all that is rightfully hers when Mary and Sir Edward Coke arrive at his estate, leaving Sir Coke with nothing.

At the brothel, Mary and Sandie had a sexual encounter.

King James I and George have a private moment.

Wearstrap gives Sir Francis Bacon, the attorney general, Dir. David Graham's ring.

This is the end credits song.

This is the end credits song.

While they are in Scotland, Mary gives George the order to keep his gaze fixed on the monarch.

George is invited to join the king in the Privy Council.

Sandie tells Mary that Frances threatened to kill herself if Mary doesn't let her go.

King James is sitting in his room reflecting as Prince Charles is sitting on the floor by his mother's coffin.

Following the execution of Sir Walter Raleigh, people rebel against the monarchy.

After setting up an outside room in the woodland, George takes the sick king there. After sharing some wine, the two get close.

Brandy is poured on the woodland furnishings by King James.

Mary and George attempt to poison the king when he threatens to murder George, but George smothers the monarch instead since he won't drink.

The crown is placed on Prince Charles' head as he is sworn into office.