The Crown (2016-2019)

There are two types of people in the world: those who think The Royals are a royal bore, and those who are deeply obsessed with their every movie. Since it's been a smash hit for Netflix for six seasons and counting and appears to be about to catch up with the royal family in real time, it sure looks like The Crown has found enough or the latter to maintain its viewing audience. Kicking off in 2016, season one centered around Queen Elizabeth II (Claire Foy) as a 25-year-old about to be married to Prince Philip (Matt Smith). The political unrest of the time, as well as the queen’s intimate life, are covered in depth in the first season that centers around her dad King George IV (Jared Harris) dying, her popping out Prince Charles (Billy Jenkins), the London smog disaster, and WWII. Season two is all about the 50's, with Liz giving birth to future Jeffrey Epstein amigo Prince Andrew, and her youngest son Prince Edward. Season three centers around the sixties and seventies, with Olivia Colman playing the older but not yet old version of The Queen and Helena Bonham Carter playing her little sister Princess Margaret. Princess Diana (Emma Corrin) shows up in season four, while Imelda Staunton is the now elderly Queen in season five, which is all about Charles (Dominic West) divorcing Diana. By season six we've got the two princes, Harry (Luther Ford) and William (Ed McVey), with the timeline closing in on the present day at lightning speed. If you’re more of a member of blowbility than nobility, you’ll be happy to know that Doctor Who and House of the Dragon hottie Matt Smith has a cheeky scene when he gets out of bed nude in front of King George! My word! You’ll be raising more than just your pinkie! Few friends of the queen love the peen, but the sex addicted, bisexual Earl of Snowden Antony Armstrong-Jones apparently did. Playing him, we watch as Matthew Goode ends up lying buns in the air in bed with Ed Cooper Clarke after a wild threesome. Looking good, fellas! As a boytoy of Princess Margaret, Harry Treadaway found that the way to our hearts is to do some water sports in a tight bathing suit, while Alex Jennings was a bare-chested winner having a post-sex smoke as the Duke of Windsor. Throw in some dad-bod on Andrew Buchan, and you won't be able to get enough of the manarchy on The Crown!