The Windsors
TV-MA
7.2
2016
Comedy
, Soap
Comedy soap opera re-imagining the lives of the British Royal Family as you have never seen them before.
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- Cast：
- Harry Enfield , Haydn Gwynne , Hugh Skinner , Morgana Robinson , Katy Wix , Tom Durant-Pritchard
Episode 6 : Episode 6
March. 31,2020
Donald Trump asks Charles and Camilla to be King and Queen of America, but Wills thinks something fishy is going on. Harry hires Pippa as a nanny. Meanwhile, who will walk Beatrice down the aisle?
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Episode 5 : Episode 5
March. 24,2020
Kate worries she's boring. Beatrice and Eugenie are offered millions to be the face of a perfume... if they cut ties with Fergie. Anne invites David Beckham for a sleepover. And Meghan's had enough.
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Episode 4 : Episode 4
March. 17,2020
Charles officiates at the Church of Satan. Wills is tricked by his builder. Chalet girl Beatrice catches the eye of an eligible bachelor. And Harry does a deal with his doppelganger.
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Episode 3 : Episode 3
March. 10,2020
Charles vows to prove he's not a crank. Wills wants his Duke of Edinburgh award. And Meghan realises Kate's been replaced by a robot - but who is the real duchess?
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Episode 2 : Episode 2
March. 03,2020
When Charles and Camilla visit the Middletons, the simmering tensions threaten to turn violent. Fergie and the girls go to Glastonbury. And Meghan catches Harry in a compromising position with Pippa.
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Episode 1 : Episode 1
February. 25,2020
The government calls on the royal family to cheer up a divided nation. But while the younger royals are keen to do their bit, the older generation goes on strike. Meanwhile, Camilla is plotting to stir up resentment, Beatrice and Eugenie launch a new business venture, and Wills seeks words of wisdom from the spirit of Queen Victoria.
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