The Crown

Six seasons, sixty episodes, from a wedding in 1947 to the turn of the century. Finished.

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Where to start with The Crown

From the first episode, in order, and nothing else to decide. The series runs forward through time from 1947, and the cast is replaced wholesale twice, at seasons three and five, which is jarring if nobody warns you and fine if somebody does. Sixty episodes, all ten-episode seasons, and it is over.

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    The Crown, seasons 1 and 2 The Crown

    Claire Foy. 1947 to the early sixties.

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    The Crown, seasons 3 and 4 The Crown

    Olivia Colman, and an entirely new cast around her. Same people, different faces.

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    The Crown, seasons 5 and 6 The Crown

    Imelda Staunton, and the last recasting. Season six is split into two parts a month apart.

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  • The Crown 2016, 6 seasons, 60 episodes

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