The Best Episodes Directed By Erik Richter Strand

The Queen spends quality time with Prince William. On Guy Fawkes Night, fireworks make for a perfect distraction from Diana's BBC interview.

Hans questions a teenage boy about his anti-Russian blog before a dramatic turn of events threatens the lives of those around him.

An accusation of violence threatens to unravel David's life, and more shocking news awaits him and Louise when Adele drops a bombshell.

Despite David's warnings, Louise can't shake her concern for Adele, who sows seeds of doubt over what happened with Rob on her family estate.

Reeling from loss and wary of her Golden Jubilee, the Queen bonds with William, who finds his footing between normality and life in the royal limelight.

A peek inside David and Adele's private life — and a look at Rob's dream journal — leaves Louise with more questions than answers.

Eager to improve the monarchy's public image, the Queen seeks out savvy statesman Tony Blair — but the Prime Minister's advice defies royal protocol.

Against her better judgment, Louise grows attached to both David and Adele, becoming increasingly enmeshed in their tense, complicated marriage.

As BBC's Martin Bashir goes to great lengths to secure an interview with Diana, the lonely princess finds purpose and warmth in a London hospital.

A stunning revelation makes Louise dig deeper into David and Adele's past, and what she discovers pushes her to demand the truth.

A spilled drink at a bar leads to an awkward day at work for Louise, who's shaken again by night terrors. David introduces Adele to his new colleagues.

Prime Minister Jesper Berg is put under pressure to announce when the Russians will be leaving Norway. But the invading nation won't retreat until its demands are met.