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(2016–2023)

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Sex & Nudity

  • Only really 1 sex scene throughout all 40 episodes. A Room is dark, but female breasts and male buttocks seen. After they get up, explicit male genital nudity is seen.
  • Almost every episodes contains no sexual content other than buttocks. The occasional breast is seen but not sexually and always brief..
  • Out of the 4 seasons, there are only a few episodes that have moderate sex/nudity. Most of the episodes have none-mild
  • Infrequent explicit male full frontal nudity. Brief female topless nudity.
  • S2, A man is completely nude, as he is walking to shower in a men's room. Only his butt can be seen for about 5 seconds.
  • S2, A man and woman view a photograph of a nude and topless woman surrounded by men, her breasts are visible.
  • A later episode in season 2 contains a sex scene with explicit male nudity. Other than this sex scene, no other episodes in the entire show are sexually explicit.
  • Other than the one scene in the later episode, not much sex or nudity.
  • Some episodes feature strong innuendo, implied intercourse. One episode in season two features a lengthy sex scene (without explicit nudity). Another episode features someone sexually dancing and posing for a camera. Occasional nudity includes bare breasts, buttocks. Storylines explore Princess Margaret's various romantic interests, and the extramarital affairs of other royals. Childbirth scenes with nothing private or bloody visible.
  • S5 contains themes of infidelity/affairs throughout, but the most sensitive scenes are limited to lewd sexual conversations. Other than that there's kissing and implied sex between a couple, plus exotic dancers on a wedding, and a woman's back when she bathes (no nudity)
  • A man sleeps in the nude, and his bare buttocks are seen for an extended period.
  • When an audience gathers in Kenya, bare-breasted women are shown.
  • A group of people witness horses mating.

Violence & Gore

  • Infrequent acts of violence include some scenes of war experience that involve shooting (S2; no graphic detail) an avalanche that kills several people offscreen, an explosion on a boat, and other implied deaths. Strong arguments also occur frequently, as well as implications of violence.
  • S5 contains a disturbing violent scene which depicts the execution of the Romanov family. Several people are excecuted (shot, beaten and/or stabbed to death) in a war context (including several civilians and children) Dead bodies are shown in a pile.
  • An ill man coughs up blood. Blood splatters are shown in a toilet bowl and on his handkerchiefs. There is a closeup shot of an operation being performed inside of a man, one of his lungs is shown being removed.

Profanity

  • Season 2: multiple F-words (at least 5) are used particularly by the characters Tony Armstrong-Jones and Princess Margaret.
  • Season 4: very few mild cuss words scattered throughout the episodes, with a few notable exceptions. Michael Fagan (and characters he associates with) frequently use the f-word. A variant of the c-word is used.
  • Season 4: practically none, with the exception of episode 5, which is a constant stream of "fucks" from start to finish.
  • Audible words include "Christ's sakes," "bloody hell" and other British slang, "f--k," "s--t," and "c--t."
  • S5 contains an f-word and other profanities in foreign language; besides that there's a use of sh*t, plus h*ll, bloody, a**, and God as an exclamation.
  • "Christ" is said many times, as is "Jesus." Infrequent crass words are also scattered throughout, for example: "bugger," and "bastards."
  • A couple of bawdy limericks are recited one contains the word "c---."

Alcohol, Drugs & Smoking

  • Characters frequently smoke cigars and cigarettes (one character notably suffers from lung cancer); social drinking. One character engages in obvious drunken behavior.
  • A man snorts cocaine in the last ep of season 5.
  • Occasional drinking and smoking throughout series.
  • A man is injected with strong pain-relieving drugs and passes out.

Frightening & Intense Scenes

  • The depiction of the execution of the Romanov family in season 5 is very intense, as it shows innocent women and children murdered.
  • If the crown was made into a film it would be PG-13 for strong thematic material throughout including some violent content and bloody images, language, some drug use and sensuality.
  • A grieving relative sees a dead body with tubes attached to it as part of the embalming processes.
  • A pedestrian is struck down by a bus.

Spoilers

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Sex & Nudity

  • Season 3: love affairs among younger characters, sex scene between Charles and Camilla, and it is implied that Camilla and Andrew are sleeping together

Alcohol, Drugs & Smoking

  • Margaret and her husband are seen very drunk in one series and having a blazing row. Various items in the room end up being smashed as a result.

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