With 'The Prosperous Years,' 'The Crown' delves into the new world of Queen Elizabeth II and the British royal family during the prosperous years of the 1970s. This installment is not only an in-depth look into the long life of the Queen but also a jouey through rapid changes and challenges in society and politics.

The 1970s mark a new phase in England's history, and 'The Prosperous Years' is a vivid portrait of how the Queen and the royal family confront the challenges posed by these changes. The emergence of new issues in society and politics creates a complex backdrop, simultaneously presenting challenges that the Queen must overcome to maintain the position and reputation of the royal family.

The economic crisis, one of the greatest challenges, places the royal family in difficult decisions regarding their finances and their role in society. 'The Prosperous Years' is not just a story of thoughtful meetings at Buckingham Palace but also a deep dive into crucial political decisions and family relationships.

Alongside the national life, 'The Prosperous Years' also provides a profound insight into the private lives of the Queen and the royal family. Famous political scandals are not only public challenges but also private ones, testing emotions and trust within the royal family.

This installment is not just a jouey through historical time but also an emotionally charged adventure through the prosperous years, taking the audience into the lives of Queen Elizabeth and the British royal family, where love, pain, and significant decisions paint a magnificent picture of their humanity and status in society