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"Wolferton Splash": Prince Philip has a commission in the:
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Royal Navy
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Royal Marines
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Royal Air Force
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Royal Army
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"Wolferton Splash": Meanwhile, King George is suffering from cancer of the:
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Pancreas
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Kidney
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Lung
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Brain
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"Wolferton Splash": Philip has to renounce his titles with relation to these two countries:
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Portugal and Germany
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France and Finland
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Greece and Denmark
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Norway and Belgium
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"Hyde Park Corner": As Elizabeth and Philip embark on their tour of the continents, they first touch down in:
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North America
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Asia
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South America
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Africa
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"Hyde Park Corner": Anthony Eden approaches George about convincing Churchill to step down while the king is:
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Gardening
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Being examined by a doctor
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Shooting
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Playing with Charles
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"Hyde Park Corner": What does Elizabeth hold when she learns of her father's passing?
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A letter to her father
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A costume crown
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The camera George gave her
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A teapot
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"Windsor": We learn that Edward has this unflattering nickname for Churchill:
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Hot Air
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Sad Sack
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Cry Baby
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Boot Licker
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"Windsor": Philip feels strongly that instead of moving to Buckingham Palace, he and the new queen should stay at their residence, named:
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Coventry House
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Chapel House
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Coronet House
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Clarence House
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"Windsor": Who breaks the news to Elizabeth that the cabinet decrees that Elizabeth must move to Buckingham and must keep the Windsor name?
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Princess Margaret
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Edward
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Churchill
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Philip
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"Act of God": British officials discuss the parallels between English meteorological conditions that those which brought about a dense fog in this American city:
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Boston
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Pittsburgh
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Chicago
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Detroit
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"Act of God": Monarchy is God’s sacred mission to grace and dignify the Earth. To give ordinary people an ideal to strive towards, an example of nobility and duty to raise them in their wretched lives. Monarchy is a calling from God. That is why you are crowned in an abbey, not a government building. Who says this?
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Philip
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Churchill
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Elizabeth the Queen Mother
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Queen Mary
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"Act of God": Venetia Scott dies when she is struck by a bus outside:
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A hospital
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Downing Street
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Her flat
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A pub
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"Smoke and Mirrors": At the end of the episode, after his viewing party in Paris, Edward is shown:
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Painting a landscape
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Playing a bagpipe
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Carving a pipe
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Sitting along in his car
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"Smoke and Mirrors": Who informs Edward that Wallis Simpson will not be invited to the coronation?
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Philip
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Queen Elizabeth
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Tommy Lascelles
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Margaret
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"Gelignite": A British newspaperman starts to suspect a relationship between Margaret and Peter Townsend when he spots her doing this in the coronation processional:
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Smiling shyly at him
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Briefly holding his hand
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Brushing his cheek
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Picking a piece of fluff off his jacket
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"Gelignite": At the suggestion of Tommy Lascelles, Elizabeth posts Peter Townsend to Belgium while Margaret is away in this country:
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Upper Volta
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Southern Rhodesia
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South Africa
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Sierra Leone
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"Gelignite": A symbol of the Egyptian uprising is seen in before- and after-riot photos of this type of building in Cairo:
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Hospital
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Embassy
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Hotel
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Museum
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"Scientia Potentia Est": It's suggested through flashbacks that Elizabeth did not receive the same quality and depth of education as other children because:
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She was taught separately
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She had a learning disability
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She despised her tutors
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Margaret constantly distracted her
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"Scientia Potentia Est": When Elizabeth asks Professor Hogg to tutor him on President Eisenhower, the Professor's first suggestion it the topic of:
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The workings of a nuclear bomb
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Macroeconomics
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The military-industrial complex
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Backgammon strategies
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"Pride & Joy": A statue of George VI is unveiled. Who leaves the ceremony abruptly?
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Margaret
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Elizabeth
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The Queen Mother
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Churchill
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"Pride & Joy": To unwind a bit, when she reaches Scotland, the Queen Mother:
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Drinks wine. Lots of wine
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Tours a castle
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Rides a horse
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Sails on the ocean
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"Assassins": Who commissions the portrait of Churchill for his 80th birthday?
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He commissions it himself
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Parliament
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Elizabeth
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Churchill's wife
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"Assassins": This is the name of the thoroughbred owned by Elizabeth that figures into her relationship with Porchey:
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Canisbay
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Highclere
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Ifsacorce
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Aureole
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"Gloriana": Anthony Eden recounts to the queen a dinner in Cairo when Nasser shows up:
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Drenched
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Two hours late
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In his military uniform
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At the wrong residence
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"Gloriana": Who announces to the press that Peter and Margaret will not marry?
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Margaret
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Peter
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Elizabeth
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Anthony Eden
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