I’ve finally captured the last few episodes of The Tudors, it’s quite sad that they didn’t want to continue with Edwards or Marys reign as it would have been fantastic to see their stories on the small screen. The great thing is that Sarah acted her socks off this season and the majority of the reviews that I came across were very positive.

My leave of absence has been pitiful – my focus had been diverted from the web to Weimar Germany and the like for the lovely exam period! But I’ve now finished and hope to use the summer to most of my advantage to get my sites up to date and more.

Today I’m going to start catching up on The Tudors episodes that I’ve missed and upload them up to the site – with that I’ve added some more stills that go up to the last episode:

Also, many thanks to Laura who was nice enough to send me scans of Sarah in Irish Tatler, where Sarah looks so pretty as always – with a great accompanying article. My favourite image of the shoot:

I’ve added captures from last night’s The Tudors which had plenty of Lady Mary – she was acting so Queen-like while meeting all the different guests and I loved the maturity she portrayed. She seems to approves of Katherine Parr also. There are stills added of the penultimate episode in the gallery too.

I also came across an article at The Times Online, which confirms (again – just to be sure) Sarah being attatched to The Moth Diaries which gives a further synopsis on the film and on Sarahs character:

The cult vampire novel, written by Rachel Klein, tells the story of a 16-year-old American girl sent to an elite all-girl boarding school following her father’s suicide. The girl, who Bolger is due to play and who has depression, psychosis and a personality disorder, becomes convinced that Ernessa, a new girl at the school, is a vampire who is sucking on the blood of fellow boarders.

Although Sarah was only in one scene I really enjoyed this episode – usually I skip the bits that don’t interest me (or don’t have Sarah) but I watched all this one. Teared up near the end with Katherine’s monologue. :) There’s also a new still from episode 6 – which includes wife number 6.

Sorry that these are a bit late, there wasn’t as much Mary this episode though I did love the proud moment between her and Henry.

I’ve uploaded captures of episode 3 to the gallery, Sarah wasn’t in it as much as she was in last weeks episode but it was substantial nevertheless. I find it amazing that in real life Sarah is four years younger than Tamzin Merchant and yet you’d never guess from watching the show – both performances are testament to how great an actress they both are.

I’ve added captures of Episode 1 and 2 to the gallery which you can access below, I believe The Tudors has improved greatly from last season and Sarah’s performance in Episode 2 especially was amazing. Episode 3 is premiering tonight so I’ll hopefully have captures for that tomorrow – stills for tonights episode are in the gallery also.