Let Them Eat Cake

Season 1

6 episodes · Sep 9, 1999

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  • The Pox
    S1E1

    The Pox

    Sep 9, 199930m

    In 1792 at the Palace of Versailles, Madame de Plonge bets Colombine that she can't seduce the young, handsome Marquis de Bonvie. Lisette suspects that it's all part of a ""setup"" to ruin her mistress and offers to take her place. Columbine learns that her elderly husband, Honore, has caught the pox, and turns it around to her advantage.

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  • Murder
    S1E2

    Murder

    Sep 16, 199930m

    Columbine loses her fortune in a wager with the Marquise de Foufou. When the Marquise de Foufou is brutally murdered, Columbine is the prime suspect. But was it murder, or suicide? Justice will prevail, but not until Columbine has her day in court.

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  • The Portrait
    S1E3

    The Portrait

    Sep 23, 199930m

    The finest portrait painter in France, Madame Vigee-Lebrun, agrees to paint Columbine's portrait, but the wig must go. Columbine becomes a victim of the Marquis de Sade. Lisette returns to the streets and Bouffant is seduced.

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  • Making Voopee
    S1E4

    Making Voopee

    Sep 30, 199930m

    Columbine swears that she has been celibate for eight years. How, then, has she managed to get pregnant? Is King Louis XVI the father? What will Marie Antionette think?

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  • A Marriage of Convenience
    S1E5

    A Marriage of Convenience

    Oct 7, 199930m

    Columbine's sister, Cecilie, is destitute and needs help from Columbine. The only help she gets is a suggestion that she should marry the Duke D'Onan, a repulsive man who prefers men to women.

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  • The Royal Command Performance
    S1E6

    The Royal Command Performance

    Oct 14, 199930m

    Marie Antoinette intends to prove her love for her husband by having sex with him in public - twice. Columbine intends to use the event as the venue for a final showdown with Madame de Plonge, but she has been invited to the matinee session.

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