The Crown is back — but how much do you know about the Royal Family? Find out in The Room of Doom!

It’s time to stock up on cucumber sandwiches and find a comfortable spot on the closest thing that your living room has to a throne, because this week sees the return of Netflix drama series, The Crown. The third season has Olivia Colman of The Favourite take on the role of Queen Elizabeth II as she navigates the ups and downs of the 1960s. To celebrate the show’s return, we’re putting on a special Royal Family-themed episode of our game show, The Room of Doom — and you can play along by clicking the options as they pop up below the video.

Comedian Russell Hicks is the self-proclaimed ruler of the Room of Doom, where he has gathered ten strangers around the world. He will be asking them a series of questions, each with two possible answers, A or B. They answer by running to the corresponding side of the room, before a huge wall slides across and divides it in two. Whoever is on the correct side moves on the next question, but whoever is wrong will be trapped in there forever.

Who played the role of the Queen in The Royals, Liz Hurley or Emma Watson? What product do Elizabeth, Meghan and Kate all share? Russell will be asking these questions and more to test your knowledge of all things regal. So do kindly have a watch, because it’s going to be blooming marvelous.

Can’t get enough of the royal family? Check out The Crown: The Official Companion, Volume 2 to get an even closer look at Queen Elizabeth and her family from the late 1950s to 1977.

Finished The Crown already? Be sure to pick up the accompanying book.
Finished The Crown already? Be sure to pick up the accompanying book.

Shop it: The Crown: The Official Companion, Volume 2: Political Scandal, Personal Struggle, and the Years that Defined Elizabeth II amazon.com

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