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this episode is not a History Chicks biography episode. It's also not a History Chicks biography

posting week. It's just a little guest appearance by our second podcast called The Recapory.

Over at The Recapory, we annotate historical fiction that interests us. The show has been

on the hiatus for a while, but we fired it back up to cover season three of Netflix's

The Crown. We will not be posting the Recapory episodes on the History Chicks feed forever.

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Welcome to The Recapory, the History Chicks media recap in Poreum.

In case you're new and welcome to you, if you are, I'm Beckett Graham and I'm Susan

Vollenweider and normally we do a podcast called The History Chicks. And we are in, I believe,

is a year or nine. So we've been doing it for a while and that is the place where we cover women

real and fictional from history. But our side project of covering movies of historical interest

interested us so much that we decided to turn it into a second show and therefore here we are.

Today we are covering The Crown, season three and without further ado, let's begin.

This is season three, episode one, The Olding is what it's called. The Netflix synopsis is this.

Elizabeth's growth is concerned as Labour Party leader Harold Wilson becomes Prime Minister,

amid anti-monarchy sentiment and rumors of his possible KGB ties.

I think I'm just going to call this. I often have a very, very short synopsis. I'm going to call this

change is inevitable and uncomfortable. That's pretty close. Yeah, that's accurate. We open on the

silhouette of Queen Elizabeth, who is wearing the state diadem. There is a title card that says

1964. Now, this is a still shot. The first five seconds, nothing at all happens. You think

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