Throw in cameos from Peter Davison and Nigel Havers and you have some welcome silliness in a week that may feel slightly too serious for some. The Windsors is all about gags and vowels mangled with joyous relish by Skinner and Ellie White (playing Beatrice). Harry (Richard Goulding) and Meghan (Kathryn Drysdale), meanwhile, find life in California curdling when Netflix demand a bigger return on their investment. We rejoin Charles (Harry Enfield) and Camilla (Haydn Gwynne) dreaming of a grand coronation against the wishes of Wills (Hugh Skinner), Kate (Louise Ford), Anne (Vicki Pepperdine) and Rishi Sunak (Happy Valley’s Amit Shah), who want a cut-price affair at a venue just off the M4. At 10pm, Frankie Boyle’s Farewell to the Monarchy sees the Scottish comedian building the case for abolition by examining six of Charles’s predecessors.įirst, however, is the one-off return (before a fourth series) of this unapologetically daft and soapy spoof. While the BBC accumulates a king’s ransom of respectful shows themed around the Coronation, Channel 4 takes its customarily irreverent approach tonight.

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