Welcome to episode 51 in which Les Filles dissect Netflix’s most glittering holiday offering—The Crown. Royals on TV, they’re just like us only fictionalized and in possession of gorgeous clothes, jewels, and built-in bookshelves and often played by Helen Mirren.

The episode proper is capped with an Anglo-Filles quiz in which Kayleigh tests her co-hosts’ knowledge of Eurovision, romance novel title puns, and European royalty.

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GoFugYourself recaps of The Crown

Morbidly curious about Madonna’s film about the “love story” that was David and Wallis? Here’s Todd in the Shadows’ review of WE.

The statue to Dodi and Diana

A Royal Night Out

A Royal Affair

Mads and Princess Mary

The Prince and Me

Mary: The Making of a Princess

This episode was recorded on Wednesday, because we needed each other, and if we can lift each other’s spirits, we hope we can do it for you, too. Join us to work through our feelings on the election results and get to a place where we can look forward to tomorrow.

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Welcome to episode 49, our annual review of the Fall TV season. We talk about Luke Cage (of course), a handful of new dramas and sitcoms, as well as the new seasons from returning favourites. NBC is still not forgiven.

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First thing first, watch Ed Balls do the Samba to Cuban Pete on this season of Strictly Come Dancing.

Click here to read Red’s write-up of why you should be watching Queen Sugar, and here to read her write-up on Pitch.

The Great British Bake-Off is leaving BBC for Channel 4 and its hosts are not coming with. This is front page news in the UK.

One of the shows we’re looking forward to is Shonda Rhimes’ upcoming Still Star-Crossed.

Other shows we mention or talk about include, in no particular order and non-exhaustively, because Alina cannot guarantee her memory is not a sieve, Luke Cage, Westworld, Designated Survivor, Conviction, Hooten and the Lady, The Get Down, The Flash, Speechless, Timeless, and Kim’s Convenience.