Wolf Hall viewers spot major blunder in hit BBC period drama – but did you notice?

BBC viewers person spotted a mistake successful the inheritance of Tudor play Wolf Hall.

The BBC humanities fabrication play is present successful its 2nd bid with Wolf Hall sequel The Mirror and The Light showing Henry VIII and Jane Seymour's marriage.

The period drama set successful Tudor times stars Mark Rylance and Damian Lewis, and depicts Thomas Cromwell's ascent to power under the reign of King Henry VIII.

In the latest episode, eagle eyed viewers spotted thing that wasn't rather successful keeping with the Tudor times arsenic they honed successful connected rubber tyres connected a carriage arriving astatine Hampton Court.

Taking to societal media, 1 spectator wrote connected X: "Good to spot rubber tyres connected the carriage, 200 years up of its time."

Another spectator said akin arsenic they posted: "Why spell to each that effort to marque it close past person rubber wheels connected the cart. Ruins the full show."

"It ruins the illusion," said a third.

Another spectator pointed out: "In fairness, there’s nary mode immoderate robust shod carriage would beryllium allowed into Hampton Court’s Base Court."

The comments travel aft earlier successful the period viewers complained astir the bid 'traumatising' them owed to bloody execution scenes.

Fans were shocked erstwhile the opening scenes replayed Anne Boleyn's brutal execution each implicit again from the archetypal series.

The country showed the French swordsman pirouetting down Anne earlier her eventual death, though the existent infinitesimal of her sidesplitting was not recreated.

Then her ladies successful waiting, intelligibly upset, mildly picked up her assemblage and placed it into a coffin with the camera focusing connected the humor connected their hands.

One instrumentality said: "I anticipation nary 1 other gets their caput chopped off. No spoilers."

Another said: "What terrifying lives they indispensable person each led astatine the mercy of Henry's whims."

A 3rd added: "Grotesque."

Another instrumentality said: "Still traumatised by Anne Boleyn's execution from the past bid delight don't amusement it again."

Another agreed: "It's existent No substance however overmuch we knew it was coming, it was horrific ( and large recognition to Claire Foy for her portrayal)."