POD Save the King!

Hello and welcome to POD Save the King.

I'm your host Zoe Forcy and I'm joined as always by our Royal Editor Russell Myers

to discuss, well, part two of the Megan and Harry Netflix drama.

Extravaganza.

There we go. Now we've obviously got lots of Christmas things to talk about as well, but we can't not start with Megan and Harry

So last week we talked in detail about episodes one two and three but now we've had the second part

We had two very dramatic trailers in between these

episodes and so now we've seen the whole series. We've had lots in this chunk

of it and we've had hitting out William, more details from the wedding, Megan opened up about her mental health and her miscarriage.

But what, now we've seen the kind of four, six episodes.

What do you, was it what you expected?

Was it more or less?

Was it what you dreamed of?

It's a mother nightmare, I think. It's been so busy. I mean, there's so much to dissect, especially

from these three episodes. I think that when you look back at it, I think last week, everybody got maybe a bit excited they were thinking oh my

God this is really bad and look at the attacks that they're doing on the family

whereas this was really the sort of main meal to the albatif served up last week and it's really, I mean nobody has come off well I don't think because at least of all, you know, Harry, Megan, the Wales is, well not the Wales is I think William has sort of been

labeled as someone who's got a bit of a temper but we kind of knew that anyway didn't

me and you know poor old Kate has been sort of lumped in and being compared to Megan

quite a lot. Harry calling his dad a lie. I mean look at we get into it in a

minute but I mean does it has it served its purpose? I suppose they, Harry and Megan, in my view, will view it as something

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