The upcoming comedy Queen of Oz developed by and starring Catherine Tate is a BBC One take at satirizing British Royalty. This six-episode mini-series will tell us a fictional story about a British Royal Family member whose life of partying hard and living life as if nothing matters suddenly takes a wild twist the moment when the Royal Family asks her to step in and put on the crown.
Set between the United Kingdom and Australia, we’ll see how Catherine Tate’s character hilariously shifts from being a middle-aged party-hardy woman into a monarch with the civic duty responsibilities inherent to the throne and how she struggles to adapt to that situation. With that in mind, we prepared all the information you need ahead of the premiere to watch this promisingly entertaining series.
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The new sitcom is centered around Princess Georgiana, the proverbial black sheep of a fictional British Royal Family. Her spoilt life of partying and tabloid-worthy scandals comes to a crossroads when the King decides to take matters into his own hands. In a shocking move, he abdicates his Australian throne in favor of his daughter, hopeful that some real responsibilities will bring about a change of heart. How will this modern-day fairytale play out?
Queen Of Oz Cast
The upcoming BBC One series, “Queen of Oz,” boasts an impressive cast that promises to captivate audiences. Catherine Tate stars as Princess/Queen Georgiana, taking center stage in the story. Robert Coleby portrays Private Secretary Bernard, who works closely with Georgiana, while Niky Wardley plays Lady In Waiting Anabel.
Anthony Brandon Wong takes on the role of Master of the Household Weiwei, and Rob Collins plays Head of Security Officer Marc Kemarre. William McKenna appears as Personal Assistant Matthew and Jenna Owen assumes the role of Director of Communications Zoe. Daniel Lapaine joins the cast as Georgiana’s brother, Prince Frederick, with David Roberts portraying media mogul Richard Steele. Rachel Gordon steps into the role of Australian Prime Minister Rebecca Stewart, and Rodger Corser rounds out the ensemble as Teddy
Queen of Oz Trailer
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Queen of Oz Episode 1 Release Date
Queen of Oz will be broadcast by BBC One on Friday 16 June 2023 at 16:30 EDT. Each episode lasts around 30 minutes. In the following list, you can consult the regional time release schedules for this program.
- Pacific Time, United States: 13:30 hrs PDT (Pacific Daylight Time)
- Australian Time:
- Sydney Time: Saturday 17 June 2023 at 06:30 hrs AEST
- Melbourne Time: Saturday 17 June 2023 at 06:30 hrs AEST
- Brisbane Time: Saturday 17 June 2023 at 05:30 hrs AEST
- United Kingdom Time: 21:30 hrs BST
- Singapore Time: Saturday 17 June 2023 at 04:30 hrs SGT
- India Standard Time: Saturday 17 June 2023 at 02:00 hrs IST
- Central Europe Standard Time: 22:30 hrs CEST
- New Zealand Standard Time: Saturday 17 June 2023 at 08:30 hrs NZST
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Queen Of Oz Episode Guide
Catch every episode of the brand-new BBC series, Queen of Oz, airing from mid-June to late-July 2023. Look below for the episode guide. Don’t miss out!
- Episode 1 “There’s A New Queen In Town” Friday 16 June 2023
- Episode 2 “Ginger Eyebrows” Friday 23 June 2023
- Episode 3 “Royal Tinder” Friday 30 June 2023
- Episode 4 “TBA” Friday 7 July 2023
- Episode 5 “TBA” Friday 14 July 2023
- Episode 6 “TBA” Friday 21 July 2023
Where To Watch Queen of Oz?
Queen of Oz is a BBC One original production, and will be broadcast by that network in exclusivity at the times and dates described above. If you reside in the United Kingdom, you can watch the show online by subscribing to BBC iPlayer, BBC’s native platform that distributes all of that network’s content as well as a rotating catalog of international movies and productions. Joining iPlayer is completely free for viewers within the UK. All you need is your email and television license to get started.
Consider Using IPTV For Streaming BBC One Shows
If you are subscribed to IPTV or a similar streaming service, you can consult with your provider and ask them if they provide BBC One, if they do, simply tune in at the broadcast time.
Consider Using a VPN To Subscribe to iPlayer
If you reside outside the UK and are wishing to subscribe to iPlayer, you can circumvent the geographical restrictions by employing a Virtual private network (VPN) service, all you need is to connect to the UK, then navigate to the BBC iPlayer site and start streaming away.
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