There's betrayal, double-crossing and perhaps even a touch of triple-crossing as Cyrus becomes the Prince Regent after the deal he made with the Queen to exclude Liam from that role, thus making sure the monarchy abolishment referendum dies.
Queen Helena and Cyrus are technically allies, but how long is that going to last? I give it another episode, tops.
The strange, hooded man watching the palace on CCTV is identified, and it turns out there is a connection between him and the late Prince Robert. Eleanor learns a hard truth about her deceased brother, but the final scenes of the episode suggest all is not what it seems.
Then you have Liam (who is ignoring Ophelia and everyone else in favour of getting hammered at a bar) singing a drunken, slurred karaoke version of Sir Elton John's "I Just Can't Wait to be King", which is one of the funnier things this strangely compelling show has thrown up.
Queen Helena and Cyrus are technically allies, but how long is that going to last? I give it another episode, tops.
The strange, hooded man watching the palace on CCTV is identified, and it turns out there is a connection between him and the late Prince Robert. Eleanor learns a hard truth about her deceased brother, but the final scenes of the episode suggest all is not what it seems.
Then you have Liam (who is ignoring Ophelia and everyone else in favour of getting hammered at a bar) singing a drunken, slurred karaoke version of Sir Elton John's "I Just Can't Wait to be King", which is one of the funnier things this strangely compelling show has thrown up.
