Alright guys, I watched Queen Charlotte, which is going to be Netflix's top show almost so that you don't have to.

Let's talk about it.

What's up guys and happy Wednesday. I'm your host, Amela Epinobi. We have Taylor in Nashville.

We're here. Happy Wednesday.

And Cam in the producers bay.

So guys, Mike's on this time.

Mike's on this time, brother.

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Today we're going to talk and focus the show around Queen Charlotte.

I saw a tweet this morning that says Queen Charlotte is on track to become one of the most viewed Netflix shows of all time.

And there is the actress who plays Queen Charlotte, chilling right there in frame.

I did take the time to actually watch this show.

And I will tell you, I didn't all around hate everything about it, especially as a woman who loves romance movies and period dramas watching this.

I thought, okay, I can get behind some of these characters. Did I cry at the end with what happened with the Queen Charlotte and King George?

Absolutely.

But today we're going to talk about a different aspect of that show.

And that is the very prevalent race swapping right now that is happening in a lot of period dramas.

And virtually every film that's getting created right now is pushing forward a lot of forced diversity.

So we're going to talk about this through the lens of looking at the show, Queen Charlotte.

Taylor hasn't seen it.

I have not.

I'm staying from watching this show, not only because it's maybe like romance-y and you know, a little, little girly.

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