As we noted in the actual episode, it was pathbreaking TV for its time, and it's still eminently watchable.

I think you can find it on YouTube as a series of clips?

Yay! Glad you listened, and thank you!

How did you like the FX series?

In just a few days, FX premieres its new series, Shōgun, which is inspired by this novel and its historical setting. Listen to our episode first, and then check out the show on February 27th.
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We had some technical difficulties in recording and editing this episode. Advanced apologies for the awkward pauses and the lack of our usual intro/outro. We're still a work in progress in that sense, so please bear with us.

Naturally, we're doing this just ahead of the premiere of the new FX limited series based on the novel, Shōgun, which will begin airing on February 27. Check out the new extended trailer!
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In addition to discussing Wolf Hall,
@chelle1917.bsky.social and @rohtweets.bsky.social
also talk about the recent revelations on the Princes in the Tower, with a shoutout to friend of the podcast, Matthew Lewis, and Gone Medieval. #princesinthetower
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Wolf Hall is the first book in Mantel's Cromwell trilogy, and along with its sequel, Bring Up the Bodies, it was adapted into a BBC series and featured a truly brilliant performance from Mark Rylance in the title role. #wolfhall #hilarymantel #historicalfiction

We're getting ready to record our next episode, where we'll be talking about the Tudors (finally!) via Hilary Mantel's epic Wolf Hall. Watch this space!