S1, E2: If only Shakespeare himself could have streamed this episode, which explores the tragedy of absence and yearning. This episode features sonnets 52 to 103. These sonnets rank among his most enthralling works, revealing deep insecurities with unflinching candor. The Bard's poetry comes alive through a stellar cast, including Dame Harriet Walter, Simon Callow, and Stephen Fry, while rare glimpses of the original 1609 quarto transport viewers across four centuries of literary history. Immerse yourself in these masterpieces, where extended metaphors flourish, emotions take shape, and the rhythm of iambic pentameter unveils eternal truths about love, jealousy, and the human condition.