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Right, three kings of queens from history.
Right, I'm gonna go with Elizabeth II, one of our most recent of course,
Just because I met her and she was wonderful.
Elizabeth I
Edward III
Man: Henry VIII
Woman: Henry VIII, yeah that's what I was going to come up with.
Man: Yeah, right, there's loads.
All: Queen Elizabeth (laughter)
King Charles.
The first, or second? I mean there are a lot of king Charles.
I'm gonna go with a King Stephen as well because he's not talked about
enough and it's just a bit, I've always loved it on the ruler
when you're looking but there's a lot of Edwards, Henrys, whatever else
Just got old Stevie boy hanging out as well which is, I like that.
Ooo, three kings
Erm.
Edward I, 1272-1307
Richard III, 1483-1485
Elizabeth I, 1558-1603
Richard II (laughs) is that even a king?
Right, we've got Charles III, of course our most recent monarch.
All: King Charles, King Charles
That's King Charles
Charlie boy.
And that is a young Elizabeth I.
Oh that's Elizabeth.
Yeah.
Yeah, I know that face anywhere.
We've got Henry VIII there, look at him.
Oh that has to be Henry VIII.
Both: That's Henry VIII
Him with the wives.
Before probably his accident, I guess and he got a bit grumpy.
That is Charles but which one?
First?
It's not, is it? It's the second isn't it? Ahh.
He looks like you James yeah, Charles.
Okay, that's a young Victoria, Queen Victoria.
We're not sure to be honest, not sure.
Is that not Victoria?
Ah, well done.
Off camera: So that's Victoria, Queen Victoria I
All: Oh!
Is that like a Catherine?
We know who that is come on, That's Mary I, Bloody Mary herself.
It's definitely a king George, which one?
Erm, we're not sure.
Oh, that's king George.
Off camera: yeah
Yeah! Got it!
(Friends cheering)
One of the Georges.
George the... III
Off camera: IV
IV, of course?
Which one is it?
Off camera: IV
Ah!
I knew it, I knew it was a George.
Close with a couple of them.
We got the right name, wrong number. Story of my life, there we are.
Okay we'll go through the poem, shall we?
Divorced, beheaded, died, divorced, beheaded, survived.
Six!
Divorce, beheaded
Man: Died
Woman: Survived?
No.
Divorced, beheaded...
All: Beheaded, died, divorced, died. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
No, no, no - what is it?
Divorced, beheaded, died, divorced, beheaded survived.
You're gonna ask me what their names are, aren't you? (laughing)
I'm gonna get one wrong, I always do.
Katherine of Aragon
Anne Boleyn
Erm...
(Church bell sounds)
I hope that's not a timeout buzzer. (laughter)
Jane Seymour, Anne of Cleves
Jane Seymour, erm
Jane Seymour, Anne of Cleves, Katherine Howard
Was there a Mary or am I imagining that? No.
They was all beheaded?
No they weren't, some were divorced and survived.
Erm, oh God! Anne of Cleves. Phew.
We've got Catherine of Tate. Is that, no?
No Catherine? Oh Catherine Tate is the comedian.
Now five is what I always get wrong.
Then it's Katherine Parr is at the end so that's number six
Catherine... Howard! We're having that.
(laughing)
Not Henry VIII
(laughing) Not Henry VIII, no.
Queen Elizabeth.
Same.
Yeah, yeah. I would think I was having dinner with my grandma.
Kind of something like that, yeah. Yeah.
Um, um, Queen Elizabeth. Yeah.
Elizabeth II.
Got to be.
Yeah.
Paddington Bear had it, so.
I might go Elizabeth I
just for being a woman back then being in charge was quite rare.
And being in charge for that long.
Well yeah.
I want to say King Charles.
As in the current one?
The current one.