I lasted through a couple of episodes of "The Crown" Series 4 but found it just as tedious as the original soap opera which was all around us in the 80s. My republican leanings don't need stoking up any further...
I also watched "Whiplash" last night, hmm. not sure about that one, but Queen's Gambit is the best thing I've watched on TV for a while. Very stylish and brings out perfectly the nerdy, misogynist culture of the chess world (it may have improved since I stopped playing school and club chess fifty years ago but I doubt it). You certainly don't need to play chess to enjoy it.
On Sky, I watched "The Announcer" ("Speakerine") about an aging female TV announcer in 1963 Paris - French VO with subtitles. The plot is all over the place compounded by a ridiculous sub-plot (typically French in other words!), and the last two episodes are fairly melodramatic, but it's worth watching IMO for its depiction of bourgeois Parisian life and attitudes in the 60s, the State's stranglehold on the media with all the corruption that entails; and the effect of the Algerian problem and OAS on day to day life. Period cars, clothes, cigarettes, and hairstyles - great! After nearly vomiting through half an episode of "Emily in Paris" I enjoyed this much more.
Other stuff -
Ozark/Schitts Creek - must watches on Netflix
The Good Liar - two good performances by Mirren/McKellen
"Why women kill" - 10 episodes on Sky. Follows three couples living in the same house a couple of decades apart in each case. Inconsequential but great fun..