'Wolferton Splash': The Review of The Crown Season 1 Episode 1

By Michael Davis - 06 Nov '16 00:24AM

The November 4 premiere of the crown was nostalgic as one of the most scrutinized Royal Family is being highlighted. Saxe-Cobourg-Gotha or Britain's The House of Windsor in modern age is the most popular family in the world.

The Pilot Episode of The Crown is Wolferton Splash which introduces the main characters of the TV Series. According to Telegraph, the episode was started with a strong dramatic foundation showing a Regal Man with his ill-fate Lung Tumor. They have well established that King George VI will die and probably on Episode 2.

However, he keenly prepared his successor Elizabeth Alexandra Mary in diplomatic roles. Talking to Winston Churchill who in October 1951 for the second time won as the nation's Prime Minister to break the young Princess gently by exposing her to Royal and State duties.

Churchill had a strong contrasting opinion with the marriage of Philip Mountbatten to Elizabeth. Philip is a Prince of Greece and Denmark but renounced his title. He was instead naturalized as a British Citizen on 1947 and was given the Titles Baron Greenwich, Earl Merioneth, and Duke of Edinburgh.

Vulture, however, remarked that during the wedding Elizabeth allowed to include the phrase "to obey" in their wedding vows. Churchill sturdily differed with such as Elizabeth is the future Queen of England and everyone must obey the Monarch.

Dowager Queen Mary of Teck, who by the time has Royal influence, was doubtful of the union as Philip's mother recently came out from the sanitarium and came to the wedding as a nun. Their opinion with Churchill is almost the same as Philip's three sisters are married to prominent Nazi.

Should our loyalties always lie with our own flesh and blood? #TheCrown pic.twitter.com/Y76bD4zxan

— The Crown (@TheCrownNetflix) October 29, 2016

"Dying is to define the condition of living" the character of Churchill said on his remark for the future of the British Empire due to the condition of the King. AV Club reviewed that with the people surrounding the future young Queen and her connubial, the future of the Empire is at stake.

Wolferton Splash was a bash, and people are giving it high ratings. Episode 2 "Gorgeously Rich and Textured" is now a much-anticipated and the excitement continues.