You're a little off topic with your rant about Harry
Was the Golden Jubilee lunch/speech even televised live? Reported on the news certainly but as an event on live TV?
Peter Morgan really pulling from the George Lucas book of writing romance dialogue
for the penultimate episode of this show, this one felt a little meh/flat. probably because i'm not really interested in will/kate. so much of harry's antics take place off-screen. but i guess that's the trade-off when viewers probably "experienced" this in real life via news/tabloids.
Can‘t believe I just saw the penultimate episode of this amazing show. Another really good one. I loved how they showed the relationship between Elizabeth and William and also her doubts regarding the Golden Jubilee were very well incorporated.
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The way William and Kate are portrayed (not the actors, just the relationship, the manipulation by the mother) is still cringeworthy - but I liked the way this is juxtaposed with Elizabeth's festivities.
Honestly, still can't stand Harry. Don't know why he didn't have the guts to really sever all ties with his royal title. I mean, you can't have only the privileges without some obligations. And if he had been truely adverse to standing in the public light... then he wouldn't have made "documentaries", books or interviews. And it's telling that some of the same things he's saying now in real life are written into this show.
And again, I'm not arguing that the situation isn't difficult (for everyone involved, I'd imagine), but there are very different mindsets towards handling it.