Netflix has really done its due to not only being the streaming giant with a variety of delicacies but also by curating originals. In a crowded market, this strategy turned the tide and made it OTT Mogul. And The Crown, with its mix of cinematography, drama, and parallels to real-life drama, proved to be an absolute ace for Netflix. The show has gone on for six seasons and is celebrating its eighth anniversary with a magnitude of Emmys in its bucket, and even a greater sea of fan praises.

The series caused a riot when it was first released owing to the unreal acting performances, and its depiction of tricky incidents that involved the British royal family. While it was received fairly well upon release, it was when Season 4 of the show aired and featured the courtship between Princess Diana and Prince Charles at that time that the show met its zenith, forever cementing its place in the viewers' hearts.

Following the entrance of Princess Diana, season after season, the show continued to climb higher up the ranks. From how she had the entire world pleading for a glance to the monumental impact that she had, the show, despite keeping Queen Elizabeth II as the primary focus, won the globe with its various Princess Dianas.

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The culmination of its genius has earned it a devoted fanbase which eagerly brought in their anecdotes about why the series is their favorite.

While royalty has always remained in the spotlight forever, in recent years, it owes the hype surrounding it to two factors, the Sussexes and Netflix's The Crown. As the series celebrated its eighth year, its layered plot and awe-inducing costumes rendered everyone speechless, with only chants of its "majestic storytelling" echoing on the Internet.

Fans deemed the series as the "best" and labeled it as their "favorite" while also citing the reason behind their affection.

Despite the side nods from the Royal family, the series has been a staple in approximately 73 Million households since its debut and the large fanbase was evident as the Internet celebrated its eighth anniversary. It was this widespread love that the show contributed a larger chunk to Netflix making a clean sweep at the Critics' Choice Awards this year. 

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