Prince Liam (William Moseley) and Princess Eleanor (Alexandra Park) represent the chaos of youth trapped in a gilded cage. Liam’s journey in Season 1 is that of a reluctant hero. He falls for Ophelia, the daughter of the head of security, in a classic "Romeo and Juliet" trope that feels fresh due to the high stakes.
The King’s brother and the show’s primary antagonist. He is deliciously devious and provides much of the season's dark comedy. Why the Season 1 Complete Pack is a Must-Watch
Furthermore, the show’s cultural footprint has grown since it ended in 2018. It is frequently cited as a precursor to shows like Emily in Paris (for its glossy absurdity) and The White Lotus (for its takedown of the wealthy). Season one, in particular, stands as a perfect time capsule of mid-2010s excess—when TV wasn’t afraid to be fun, stupid, and brilliant all at once.
45% (critics) / 78% (audience) – very much a “love it or hate it” show.