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The Crowns most boring season yet
Streaming Wars host Colin Chisholm says. Netflix\u2019s tentpole, flagship series is starting to show its age in The Crown\u2019s fifth season.
Look. Some folks love The Crown, can\u2019t get enough of it. And if that\u2019s you? Great! But, for those who aren\u2019t sure or are maybe curious, this might let them know what they\u2019re in for.
Season five focuses on the early 90s for the house of Windsor and all of the various scandals and heartbreak that was happening at that particular moment in time for them. But, as the series nears modern times, it\u2019s simply not as captivating.
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