Season 4 | 6. The Battle of Lewes

Season 4 | 6. The Battle of Lewes

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Season 4 | 7. Edward Strikes Back

Prince Edward has escaped the clutches of Simon de Montfort, and is determined to wreak revenge on him for humiliating his family. The two sides reassemble for a second battle, but this time they’re taking no prisoners.  A Sony Music Entertainment production.  Find more gre ...  Show more

Season 4 | 8. A New Arthur

Edward I is the new king of England, but he has ambitions far beyond that. He wants to be like his idol, the legendary King Arthur, and that means uniting all of Britain under the Plantagenet banner. His first target is Wales, but the people there have no intention of bending to ...  Show more

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