The highly-anticipated "Reign" Season 4 release date was finally announced by The CW. Fans are definitely excited for the upcoming season as it is expected to finally reveal the victor of the fierce rivalry between the two monarchs, Elizabeth and her cousin Mary.
'Reign' Season 4 Spoilers - Who Will Be The Victor In The Clash Of The Queens?
With their thrones and their lives on the line, fans can expect the clash between the two fierce queens to become even hotter. The biggest question that comes with the "Reign" Season 4 air date is - who shall prevail?
For now, the showrunners remain tight-lipped on the issue. However, there are indications that when "Reign" Season 4 release date arrives, the events to be shown next season will try to stay true to actual historical events, else, the show will be branded as historically inaccurate, as previously reported by GamenGuide.
Should the showrunners go for the more historically accurate approach, then fans could expect Queen Elizabeth to be victorious. This will also mean the demise of Mary, Queen of Scots and the eventual exit of its actress Adelaide Kane from the "Reign" Season 4 cast.
'Reign' Season 4 Spoilers - Who Shall Be Mary's Husband?
But before Mary's defeat, if indeed that is part of the storyline next season, fans can expect Mary to marry again. Apparently, one of Mary's problems that comes with the arrival of "Reign" Season 4 air date is the decision of whom to marry.
This was already hinted at by actress Adelaide Kane in a TV Line interview. However, most believe that Mary will eventually settle for Henry Stuart as he was historically Mary's husband. Although it still remains uncertain how close to history the showrunners had decided the "Reign" Season 4 plot should be.
'Reign' Season 4 Air Date
The wait for a definite date is finally over. In a recent announcement, The CW revealed that the "Reign" Season 4 release date is slated this coming February 10, 2017, reports IGN. Be sure to follow GamenGuide for future news updates on the historical drama series.
