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Dear Compatriots
Season 1 • Episode 7 • Episode 7
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Dear Compatriots Season 1, Episode 7: Episode 7
The Royal House finds out that the Prime Minister is making plans that could bring down the entire monarchy. Johan counters by announcing a major event, but it all ends in chaos. Ellinor has problems with her relationship with Katja. Watch Dear Compatriots Season 1, Episode 7 Episode 7 in HD free online. Enjoy high-quality streaming of Dear Compatriots Season 1, Episode 7 and share your thoughts in the comments below!
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Episodes
8 episodes
Episode 1
The royal family's popularity is down to historically low levels. King Johan, Queen Isabella and their staff must quickly find a way to win back the people's trust.
20 min
Episode 2
The royal couple gets a deeper insight into how the people perceive their personalities and Johan decides to try to make himself a little more popular.
20 min
Episode 3
Crown Prince Henrik returns home from Germany with a surprise. Johan and the staff are delighted and would like to take advantage of the great news, but Isabella is skeptical.
20 min
Episode 4
Johan and Isabella want to open the castle and host a party for ordinary people. But Johan is not amused when the charming prime minister unexpectedly appears.
21 min
Episode 5
King Johan wants to win the hearts of the people through chocolate, while Isabella tries to become a more modern queen; the relationship between Ellinor and Katja takes a new turn.
20 min
Episode 6
Isabella's sister shows up unexpectedly; Johan receives bad news that ruins his favourite day of the year.
21 min
Episode 7
The Royal House finds out that the Prime Minister is making plans that could bring down the entire monarchy. Johan counters by announcing a major event, but it all ends in chaos. Ellinor has problems with her relationship with Katja.
21 min
Episode 8
Johan is upset with his whole family, but finally makes a deal with the press that could have consequences for the entire monarchy.
22 min