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We get a glorious sex and sun montage in this episode. Woot!
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Charles is alone in a beautiful place, more suspicious of his family than ever before, and quite bereft.
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F*** YEAH, DEREK JACOBI!
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This is an episode that showcases Tobias Menzies at the top —the absolute top!— of his game.
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This episode gives us our first look at Charles (ears could be a little more sticky-outy but I respect their process).
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Get ready! The country is going to hell and the Queen is going to look at some horses.
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Tobias Menzies has loads of buffoonish moments in this episode, but also some deeply poignant ones.
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The Aberfan incident is simply one of the greatest tragedies of its time, and one that brought Wales to its knees.
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What a delicious treat we have in store for us today!
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The true crux of change we see in "Olding" is the death of Churchill.
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Prince Philip cavorts with the people at the center of the Profumo Scandal, and Queen Elizabeth II is not amused.
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Prince Philip sends Prince Charles to Gordonstoun and the results are...less than great.
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Guys, it's the JFK and Jackie Kennedy episode.
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In which we honor a bride and groom who are destined to make each other and those around them deeply, deeply unhappy.
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The Crown gets a marvelous villain: the petty, whiny, scabrous, petulant, Nazi collaborationist, rich, idle, delusional, self-pitying Duke of Windsor, “Uncle David.”
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The Queen cedes the floor to a NORMAL PERSON in this less-than-dazzling episode of The Crown.
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“Beryl” is a showcase for the sad, louche sexiness of
Vanessa Kirby, whose Princess Margaret is a tremendous achievement.
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And now, the story of a man who's made himself look childish in an attempt to gain respect.
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The Crown HAD to make a stab at trying to make us feel bad for Philip — and it doesn't quite work.
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Who could possibly be a match for the Queen of England? How about ballerinas?
Fun
Frisky
Nostalgic
Intense
Adventurous
Choked Up
Curious
Romantic
Weird
We get a glorious sex and sun montage in this episode. Woot!
Charles is alone in a beautiful place, more suspicious of his family than ever before, and quite bereft.
F*** YEAH, DEREK JACOBI!
This is an episode that showcases Tobias Menzies at the top —the absolute top!— of his game.
This episode gives us our first look at Charles (ears could be a little more sticky-outy but I respect their process).
Get ready! The country is going to hell and the Queen is going to look at some horses.
Tobias Menzies has loads of buffoonish moments in this episode, but also some deeply poignant ones.
The Aberfan incident is simply one of the greatest tragedies of its time, and one that brought Wales to its knees.
What a delicious treat we have in store for us today!
The true crux of change we see in "Olding" is the death of Churchill.
Prince Philip cavorts with the people at the center of the Profumo Scandal, and Queen Elizabeth II is not amused.
Prince Philip sends Prince Charles to Gordonstoun and the results are...less than great.
Guys, it's the JFK and Jackie Kennedy episode.
In which we honor a bride and groom who are destined to make each other and those around them deeply, deeply unhappy.
The Crown gets a marvelous villain: the petty, whiny, scabrous, petulant, Nazi collaborationist, rich, idle, delusional, self-pitying Duke of Windsor, “Uncle David.”
The Queen cedes the floor to a NORMAL PERSON in this less-than-dazzling episode of The Crown.
“Beryl” is a showcase for the sad, louche sexiness of Vanessa Kirby, whose Princess Margaret is a tremendous achievement.
And now, the story of a man who's made himself look childish in an attempt to gain respect.
The Crown HAD to make a stab at trying to make us feel bad for Philip — and it doesn't quite work.
Who could possibly be a match for the Queen of England? How about ballerinas?
