Season 3 | 3. Lost Cause

Season 3 | 3. Lost Cause

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Season 3 | 4. Return of the King

John has been chased from his lands in Normandy, and is forced into permanent residence in England. The problem is, the people of England have got quite used to absentee kings, and aren’t taking too kindly to John’s meddling. But John’s meddling has a serious purpose; he needs En ...  Show more

Season 3 | 5. The Road to Hell

King John makes a brand new enemy: Pope Innocent III, after they fall out over an archbishop. The Pope takes extreme measures and puts England under an interdict. This means the church is closed for business to everyone in England. He expects John to beg for mercy, but instead, t ...  Show more

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