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Alan Davies uses clips from a 1997 production of 'Henry V' to portray what life was like for the audience watching Shakespeare's plays at the Globe in Elizabethan times. Davies focuses on the humorous nature of the plays, the lack of alternative entertainment available and the appeal of the 'public play houses', otherwise known today as theatres. Davies also explores the question 'why was the Globe so popular?' and uses many contextual references in answer to the question. He briefly discusses the introduction of new words and phrases to the English language towards the end.