The opening titles and music, brought me to a screeching halt as I was washing dishes. I had to replay it over and over. Yes, I'm recording!
I was expecting the wedding to be breathtaking..not so much but not much time was spent on it. The caroling scene caught me completely off guardastounding!
Like so many here, the buildup, especially the music, to the funereal scene between a grandmother and granddaughter was unbelievable. I'm telling you, I gasped out loud in those final seconds of that ep.
The coronation was spellbinding for this non-Brit. I had no idea that the connection between God and the monarch were so strong, traditionally speaking. It was "magical", as explained by Edward. I made hubs watch it with me, as he hates all British themed movies. (It's complicated!) He found the golden canopy scene equally fascination as I did.
And OH the Churchill scenes. What an actor!! The Queen's come to Jesus moment with him, had me near tears. Poor guy! I think she came into her own as Queen in this scene!?
So so many favs! Can you tell I love this series??!!!

No spoilers here: Every scene with the beautiful actress who plays Princess Margaret, Vanessa Kirby.
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The whole coronation scene gave me chills. Also when Elizabeth gives Churchill and that other fellow a good "dressing down like children"

I would say the singing scene after the King gets the paper crown as a gift. Very sad when he realizes he dying and nothing he can do about it. Great acting from Jared Harris.

All the stuff with the Queen Mother in Scotland. Victoria Hamilton is wonderful and her friendship with the owner of the castle was lovely.
Prince Edward playing the bagpipes, it was set up brilliantly with the small comment that he plays them whenever he is homesick at the start of the episode. I genuinely didn't expect to see him with tears in his eyes.
Minerva McGonagall - who taught us just how badass we can be

I adore the titles

Final scene of episode 5 S1.
When the duke of Windsor after watch the queen coronation plays the bagpipe. The melody is very melancholic.
Great show BTW

Oh yes. I loved that scene/sequence.

This along with the PM and artist scenes were my favorite.
Make a move, Reindeer Games..

My favorites were the scenes with the Queen Mother in Scotland, the beautiful walks, the view from the Castle of Mey, and finally the realization of the Castle's owner why he thought her face was so familiar!

Episode 7 when Elizabeth justifiably schools the parliamentarian (his name fails me) and Churchill for not informing her about the severity of the latter's condition.
Also, I'd say Margaret's response to Elizabeth's final decision not to support a marriage to Peter in the finale. One might have expected Margaret to shout at her sister or even throw things, but she was just so broken. Both actresses did a brilliant job here.

I loved the scene in episode 2 that Elizabeth was reading the letter from the Queen Mary. I also enjoyed the scene with Elizabeth and Philip that she stood her ground in wanting him to bow for her.

The smile she gives Porchie while her stallion is covering the mare.

I enjoy the credits too - esp the Hans Zimmer music - but the liquid gold just looks like monsterish to me. I have to laugh, every time.

I love the credits with the liquid gold of the crown growing like the branches of a tree.
I have ADHD and am quite the stereotype in that way. I could watch that all day if I didn't have work to do!
"Look at it this way; in a hundred years who's gonna care?"

I liked that one, too. Another one that I really loved was in the first episode when they all went out to the beach house in summer. The women all wore those beautiful full-skirted gowns, and were appointed so beautifully!
The whole show is well done, but that one scene was just kind of magical. I wish we were like that againwhen men wore hats and jackets, and women wore skirts and those little hats.

"Let's eat Granny!! Let's eat, Granny!!"
Punctuation matters.

Episode 1, when King George cried during his participation with the local carolers. It really showed his humanity.

One of my favorite scenes was near the end of Episode 9 where Elizabeth lays it all out for Phillip. All about how he was the only one she had ever loved, despite how it would have been easier for everyone if she had married Porchy.
"And could you honestly look me in the eye and say the same".
Brilliantly acted!

I agree Dillane and Lithgow were both awesome in their scenes together.
" t t t t"

They both nailed that Pond scene. Pure magic. Lithgow was amazing as Churchill, and that particular scene was simply awesome.
Nobody's perfect!

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, I actually gasped at the realization of the pond's meaning. Just heartbreaking. Great scene; so well acted.
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On your feet, Sam.

So many but the scenes in episode 9 between Churchill and the artist Sutherland amazing!

Agree - very touching episode.

My favorite scene as well - it was heartbreaking