A quick recap of The Crown season 5 to prep you for the upcoming epic finale

The Crown Season 5 delves into the tumultuous era of the late 20th century, spotlighting Queen Elizabeth II's reign amid political and personal challenges. The season explores significant events such as Princess Diana's impact on the monarchy, Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher's leadership, and the changing dynamics within the royal family. 

As the narrative unfolds, viewers witness the complexities of power, love, and duty in a time of profound societal shifts. With the impending release of Season 6, the stage is set for a captivating conclusion to this gripping historical drama.

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A Fitting Farewell:

The historical drama series, is getting the chance to wrap things up on its own terms. This ambitious biographical show has been documenting the ups and downs of the British royal family across most of the 20th century. Interestingly, the present-day antics of the Royal Family are proving to be just as captivating as the events covered in The Crown.

In the fifth season of "The Crown," Queen Elizabeth, reigning for nearly four decades as the decade begins, faces the turbulence of a rapidly evolving culture, a tumultuous relationship with her daughter-in-law, and the restlessness of her husband.

Prince Philip (Jonathan Pryce) finds himself spending increasing time away from home, riding with friends, including Penny Knatchbull (Natascha McElhone), who, coincidentally, is married to his godson.

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Royal Rumors Swirl:

Amidst swirling gossip surrounding the royal family, criticisms targeting the monarchy as outdated and a financial burden have intensified. Adding to the sting is the perception that Queen Elizabeth's eldest son, then-Prince Charles, seems more in tune with public sentiments than with his own mother.

It's like a chain of disasters hitting one after another. Prince Charles faces the harsh truth that the public is more into Diana than him. After they split, Diana agrees to spill the tea in a tell-all book, laying bare the messy secrets of their marriage, spillin' the beans about Charles' thing with Camilla Parker-Bowles (played by Olivia Williams).

Foreshadowing the Darkness:

The most devastating moment for both the Windsors and the world, Diana's tragic death in 1997, will take center stage in Season Six. A poignant trailer for the initial part of the ultimate season was unveiled in late October. Hinting at the somber events to come, it portrays the paparazzi tailing Diana across the globe, eager to capture glimpses of her blossoming romance with boyfriend Dodi Fayed (played by Khalid Abdalla).

The teaser offers glimpses into the aftermath of the car crash that claimed both Diana and Fayed's lives. William struggles to break away from his father's embrace, while the queen grapples with public anger over her seemingly stoic reaction to Diana's tragic death.

Season Six of "The Crown" is set to kick off with the premiere of its first four episodes on Netflix on November 16. The second part of the final season is scheduled for release on December 14.