Reign (CW / Rai 2)

In the most recent episode, viewers were blindsided when King Henry forced Bash and Kenna (Caitlin Stasey) to get married, as a shell-shocked Mary and Francis watched. So how will Mary deal with the quickie marriage of her former flame and her BFF?
"I think it was very unsettling for Mary. I think she fully didn't expect him to marry, honestly, or she expected not having to deal with seeing him around the castle day to day and certainly not see him get married to one of her best friends," Kane explains. "I think future interactions between Mary and Bash will cause tension between Mary and Francis, and between Kenna and Bash, as Kenna and Bash try to make this new marriage that has been sort of unwillingly thrust upon them work, and then there's the old rivalry and jealousy between Francis and Sebastian."
And the jealousy might be warranted, as Kane reveals Mary will "always have some residual feelings for Sebastian."

But the French Court's hottest Bastard may be the least of the royal couple's problems as Kane previews, "Sebastian isn't the only threat to her marriage that crops up in the next couple of episodes.
Her main focus at the moment is trying to get pregnant, trying to have an heir," Kane continues. "In addition to that, there's still the ever-present threat of the Darkness, of the English, and then we sort of introduce the threat of civil war as well as the season goes on, not just in Scotland, but in France that she has to deal with. She's juggling a lot of plates."
And Mary will also be juggling two new men: Her uncle, the Duke of Guise (Gil Darnell), and her brother, James (Joe Doyle), who will appear later this season to stir up some family drama when they both urge her to return to Scotland, impacting her relationship with Francis.

"He sort of arrives with some bad news about some unrest in Scotland and tries to convince Mary to come home to Scotland to deal with it herself," Kane previews of James' appearance. "Francis becomes somewhat suspicious of his motives and suspects sort of a plot behind his eagerness to get Mary away from French Court. He ends up having a really large altercation with Mary and ends up pulling some really incredible shit on her that causes some serious strain and a big rift in their marriage."
As for her uncle, Kane teases, " He arrives with some really terrible news about my mother and Scotland and I have to make some pretty hard decisions and sort of work out a deal to salvage the situation, and Mary and Francis end up being torn between putting their own countries first or acting as a team and saving their marriage."

We see Mary’s half-brother James, who is guest star Joe Doyle, who’s a London boy and was a pleasure to work with. He arrives in France bearing bad tidings from Scotland and entreats Mary to return to her homeland to deal with civil unrest. But Francis is suspicious of both her half-brother’s motives and of whether or not there’s a plot to end her life. Her political troubles don’t just end at England. If Mary were to die without an heir, there’d be a good chance that her half-brother would be nominated to step in. There’s also some religious tension between the two. It’s a religious-civil issue between the Protestants and the Catholics. [James] is a very powerful lord and political figure, a member of government back in Scotland, but she [Mary] a lot of affection for him. She loves him and trusts him but Francis is suspicious of his motives and they end up having a bit of a tiff about it, which causes a rift between Mary and Francis. He’ll be around for a little while.

We have Mary’s French uncle, her mother’s brother, The Duke of Guise. He’ll be around for a couple of episodes, but he arrives with some bad news about her mother, Marie, and the civil unrest in Scotland, and she sort of entreats him to help her save her mother and help put down some of the civil unrest in Scotland. But there’s discord in Scotland but there’s also discord in France, so [Mary and Francis] are torn between putting their own countries first or putting their marriage first. There’s a particularly hard decision in that episode for Francis, whether or not to do what’s right for his country or do what’s right for Mary, so there’s a conflict of interest governmentally-speaking in that episode. Drama, drama, drama. [Laughs]

Ma l'apparizione di henry alla fine, è per caso il fratello François, quello che è morto nel 1536 dopo la partita di pallacorda? Lo dico perchè assomiglia molto ad Henry e ha la racchetta in mano

L'espressione di Francis era tutto un programma, in quanto a Lola, il suo proemsso mi piace, è un uomo di mondo.

Gli scozzesi col kilt ??? .... Io ho pensato solo una cosa in quel momento: -.-

Può essere, e questa può non essere la prima volta, mi spiego, è la prima volta che noi lo vediamo ma potrebbe essere la numero x per Henry, il chè spiegherebbe diverse cose

Talia: Reign is without a doubt, the best drama on the CW right now. Will Mary get a happy ending this season?
We agree, we're addicted to the royal new series and after chatting with its star actress, Adelaide Kane, we're waiting on pins and needles for the final few episodes. "There's blood and guts and dying and fights and everything. Our last couple of episodes have these amazing battles," the brunette beauty promised us. "There's going to be returning heroes. There's going to be be a couple of deaths, it's all going to happen. We have some really, really big stuff coming up. I guess the best I can tell you is just stay tuned."