This catalogue lists 14 entries for Reign, season 1, episode 17. Details are included where available.
Reign S01E17 soundtrack songs
Catalogue entries · 14 entries
Scene details are included where available. Entries without placement details do not establish where a track is heard.
- Tin LoverThe Paper Kites
After her confession, Lord Julian tells Lola he still wants to marry her.
- Wolsey FancyeStudio G Music
Mary and Francis dance while discussing the current mental mental faculties and strangeness of King Henry.
- SabotageAmy Stroup
Mary tells Francis she wasn't bluffing with Catherine and that if she ever has to choice between their two countries she will chose hers, Scotland, in whatever way necessary.
- The Early HarvestCy Jack
Catherine complains about how many Scots were invited to the party, then asks Mary if she's seen her Lady-in-Waiting Charlotte.
- A Dram And A JamStudio G Music
Francis and Mary debate the risk in telling Lord McKenzie about the contract clause.
- The TempestJames Stemple
After Mary's speech to her countrymen, Lord McKenzie & his men kneel in honor of their Queen.
- GalliardsJW Media Music
Catherine puts down Penelope, then is told she is 'saucy' by Scotsman Liam.
- The Way Of LifePaul Lawler
On a balcony of castle Catherine & Liam flirt with each other over a conversation about their two countries.
- Dare the NightQuiet Arrows
Liam wishes Lord McKenzie a good night as he (Lord McKenzie) and the rest of the Scots head into city for a night of debauchery.
- Deep Within the ForestLow Volts
Lord McKenzie and his men enjoy the company of some women at a brothel in town.
- RoyalsVitamin String Quartet
There is a scene of a royal ball
- The Early HarvestCy Jack, Duncan Aran
Catherine complains about how many Scots were invited to the party, then asks Mary if she's seen her Lady-in-Waiting Charlotte.
- The Early HarvestDuncan Aran & Cy Jack
Catherine complains about how many Scots were invited to the party, then asks Mary if she's seen Charlotte.
- A Dram And A JamDuncan Aran & Cy Jack
Francis & Mary debate the risk in telling Lord McKenzie about the contract clause.