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Henry annuls his marriage and finds a teenage mistress instead. Princess Mary falls in love with a foreign duke, Duke Philip of Bavaria. Cromwell loses the king's favour.

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The Tudors Episode 6

After the death of his wife, Henry mourns in solitude. His enemies use this opportunity to murder members of the royal entourage. Cromwell is upset that the Church of England still closely resembles the Catholic Church.

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It's almost Christmas time again and after having been estranged for years, Henry reunites with his daughters Mary and Elizabeth. Despite attempts at reconciliation with the leaders of the rebellion, there is betrayal and brutality.

The uproar caused by the King's decision to break with the Catholic Church turns into a full-blown rebellion that comes to be knows as "The Pilgrimage of Grace". Because the king is hampered by an old jousting injury, he sends Charles Brandon to deal with the uprising. However, the injury does not interfere with his love life because the newly-wed king finds a new mistress, the Lady Ursula Misseldon.

King Henry marries for the third time. A blonde, shy noblewoman by the name of Jane Seymour. The king's decision to abandon the Catholic Church causes an uproar.

A death sentence is declared for Anne and her alleged adulterous lovers. Henry's declaration of their marriage is annulled meaning his daughter Elizabeth is considered illegitimate and can no longer be a successor to the throne. Henry then asks Jane Seymour to become his queen in hopes of having a male heir someday.

Anne's fortunes and family drop with the court and the King when her son dies. Henry's affections have turned to Jane Seymour, as her family is awarded a place in his court. Intrigue around the palace intensifies as members of the court make their move against Anne, accusing her of adultery.

Anne is displeased when a smitten Henry names Jane Seymour as her lady-in-waiting. A question arises as to Henry's successor after having received a serious injury while jousting.

The Catholic Church is losing it's power now that the Reformation has begun. Anne Boleyn fears so will lose the grip on her position as queen to Queen Katherine and Mary, Henry and Katherine's daughter. meanwhile, Henry receives some disparaging news.

Sir Thomas Cromwell has become Henry's right hand man. Anne's concern about her place in the court intensifies, as does her insecurity. The memory of Sir Thomas More's execution is haunting Henry. The king backs off on the idea of betrothing his daughter Elizabeth to a French royal, and in return gets a most insulting response.

Bishop Fisher and Sir Thomas More's failure to sign the oath of allegiance finds them charged with high treason and imprisoned. Elsewhere, Anne has complications with her pregnancy, while lust has Henry once again cheating on Anne. Mary Boleyn returns with surprises to the court, as Thomas Boleyn decides to enjoin his daughter Anne in ''not to lose the king's love."

Sir Thomas More refuses to accept Henry's command that his people swear an oath of "allegiance and recognition of the King's supremacy" to both church and state. Anne is made aware of the King's womanizing ways, and arranges then gives her blessing to his next mistress. Also, Anne has a confrontation with Lady Mary, Henry's daughter.

Henry weds Anne in secrecy after losing his patience. Thomas More steps down as chancellor and Cromwell is appointed his successor. The Pope threatens Henry with excommunication due to his condemned behavior. Meanwhile, Katherine is warned not to return to court, and an assassin has targeted Anne.

Henry will do all that's possible inn hopes of undermining the Catholic church's influence in England, and sends his personal chaplain to find out more about the Lutherans in Germany. Anne believes it's time to consummate her relationship with the king. Charles Brandon hints of doubt of Anne's virtue.

Henry has succeeded in being named "Supreme Head of the Church and Clergy in England," but with warning. Pope Paul III knows how he wants the kings annulment dealt with. Henry's choice as a personal chaplain is an obscure cleric. Meanwhile, Bishop Fisher's life is threatened, while Henry issues a command to Queen Katherine.

Cardinal Wolsey plots a return to power by striking an alliance with Queen Katherine. New Chancellor More vows to use his power to get rid of "erroneous sects" while Henry debates taking his divorce into his own hands.

As an unthinkable event unfolds, Cardinal Wolsey is removed of his power. Everyone is shocked when his successor is announced.

The Pope visits Henry to discuss his pending annulment. As they discuss the situation, the fate of Cardinal Wolsey career is determined along with Henry's romance with Anne Boleyn.

England's population has taken a hit due to The Sweats, a plague. As The Sweats rages, Henry starts doubting his ability to rule a country.

Now that Henry's confidence is on the rise, the way the Catholic church is handling his annulment increases his displeasure with the church, which begins to lessen Cardinal Wolsey's position.

Henry learns that Emperor Charles V of Spain, one of his allies, has released France's King Francis I from prison. Henry is shocked once more when he offers to make Anne Boleyn his sole mistress and she turns him down.

Henry is christened "Defender of the Faith" by the Pope after he denounces Martin Luther. When the king is faced with a near-death situation, he decides to find a solution to his lack of an heir to the throne. Meanwhile, Princess Margaret reluctantly marries the King of Portugal, but it is short lived; and Henry continues to lust after Anne Boleyn.

The King has Charles be Margaret's escort to her betrothed, and later promotes him to Duke Suffolk for doing so. The Holy Roman Emperor and Cardinal Wolsey meet and attempt to finalize the pending treaty between the nations. Meanwhile, during a play Anne catches the King's eye.

Allegiances begin to shift, both and home and abroad. Despite his loyalty to France, Henry debates striking an alliance with Charles V, the King of Spain, who was named Holy Roman Emperor.

Henry is hungry for war with France, but agreeing to a peace plan proffered by Cardinal Wolsey, who has ulterior motives involving the papacy.