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- Season 3
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Summary
It's 1848, and nations across Europe are undergoing revolution. An overthrown king and Victoria's half-sister flee to Britain, and seek sanctuary at the palace.
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Episode 4: Foreign Bodies
Summary
Albert travels to Cambridge to accept a position as Chancellor of the university, leaving Victoria alone as London is ravaged by a deadly cholera epidemic. The crisis leads the queen to an encounter with eccentric physician John Snow, who is determined to end the crisis by discovering how the disease is spread - and a vital breakthrough is provided by a young nurse named Florence Nightingale. The Francatellis host an opening dinner for their new hotel, and Penge notices a growing attraction between Sophie and Joseph
Review
David Butcher
An outbreak of cholera is haunting London – Soho in particular – which brings one John Snow into the story. No relation to Jon Snow, obviously, this is Dr Snow, a mild, stuttering fellow whose theories about cholera don’t impress the medical establishment.
Which, by the laws of period drama, means he must be right, but the question is, will he be right in time to save Skerrett and Francatelli’s new venture from getting caught up in the outbreak?
Back at the palace, Skerrett is sorely missed, as the royal couple spurn each other and communicate via terse notes. No such froideur for the porcelain duchess: she and footman Joseph are getting on better and better…
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2019-04-14
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rolenameVictoriaJenna ColemanPrince AlbertTom HughesLord John RussellJohn SessionsLord PalmerstonLaurence FoxDuke Charles of MonmouthNicholas AudsleyAbigail TurnerSabrina BartlettJosephDavid BurnettPrincess FeodoraKate FleetwoodSkerrettNell HudsonFrancatelliFerdinand KingsleyBrodieTommy KnightPengeAdrian SchillerDr John SnowSam SwainsburyDuchess Sophie of MonmouthLily TraversLord Alfred PagetJordan WallerLady Emma PortmanAnna Wilson-JonesPrince BertieLaurie ShepherdMrs DolanRoisin O'NeillJenny LindAlison LangerFlorence NightingaleLaura MorganCol SibthropeHugh SimonWhewellRobert GoodaleLord PowisJulian FirthDr SwintonDon GallagherDr MertonClive HaywardBrewerDavid SchaalMrs ArbuthnotLucy BriersPrincess VickyLouisa BayLady LytteltonSiobhan O'CarrollSpeakerJohn TueartAmbassador for the King of OudhAkbar Kurtha
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rolenameExecutive producerDaisy GoodwinExecutive producerDamien TimmerExecutive producerKate McKerrellProducerDavid BoulterWriterOttilie WilfordDirectorChloe Thomas
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Episode 8
The White ElephantLoading
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Episode 7
A Public InconvenienceLoading
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Episode 6
A Coburg QuartetLoading
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Episode 5
A Show of UnityLoading
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Episode 4
Foreign BodiesSummary
Albert travels to Cambridge to accept a position as Chancellor of the university, leaving Victoria alone as London is ravaged by a deadly cholera epidemic. The crisis leads the queen to an encounter with eccentric physician John Snow, who is determined to end the crisis by discovering how the disease is spread - and a vital breakthrough is provided by a young nurse named Florence Nightingale. The Francatellis host an opening dinner for their new hotel, and Penge notices a growing attraction between Sophie and Joseph
Review
David Butcher
An outbreak of cholera is haunting London – Soho in particular – which brings one John Snow into the story. No relation to Jon Snow, obviously, this is Dr Snow, a mild, stuttering fellow whose theories about cholera don’t impress the medical establishment.
Which, by the laws of period drama, means he must be right, but the question is, will he be right in time to save Skerrett and Francatelli’s new venture from getting caught up in the outbreak?
Back at the palace, Skerrett is sorely missed, as the royal couple spurn each other and communicate via terse notes. No such froideur for the porcelain duchess: she and footman Joseph are getting on better and better…
How to watch
Next showing
There are no live broadcasts scheduled for this show. But it is available via the streaming providers below.
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❚ We may earn commission from links on this page. Our editorial is always independent (learn more).
Details
Released on
2019-04-14
Languages
Formats
Colour
Credits
Cast
rolenameVictoriaJenna ColemanPrince AlbertTom HughesLord John RussellJohn SessionsLord PalmerstonLaurence FoxDuke Charles of MonmouthNicholas AudsleyAbigail TurnerSabrina BartlettJosephDavid BurnettPrincess FeodoraKate FleetwoodSkerrettNell HudsonFrancatelliFerdinand KingsleyBrodieTommy KnightPengeAdrian SchillerDr John SnowSam SwainsburyDuchess Sophie of MonmouthLily TraversLord Alfred PagetJordan WallerLady Emma PortmanAnna Wilson-JonesPrince BertieLaurie ShepherdMrs DolanRoisin O'NeillJenny LindAlison LangerFlorence NightingaleLaura MorganCol SibthropeHugh SimonWhewellRobert GoodaleLord PowisJulian FirthDr SwintonDon GallagherDr MertonClive HaywardBrewerDavid SchaalMrs ArbuthnotLucy BriersPrincess VickyLouisa BayLady LytteltonSiobhan O'CarrollSpeakerJohn TueartAmbassador for the King of OudhAkbar Kurtha
Show more
Crew
rolenameExecutive producerDaisy GoodwinExecutive producerDamien TimmerExecutive producerKate McKerrellProducerDavid BoulterWriterOttilie WilfordDirectorChloe Thomas
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Episode 3
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Episode 2
London Bridge Is Falling DownLoading
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Episode 1
Uneasy Lies the Head That Wears the CrownLoading
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