Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

and is keen that we give him lunch at the palace.
That's it. Yes. And three, two, one.
Dogs! Dogs! Come along.
A shared passion.
Very good.
[speaking Russian]
You were the key. It was your DNA that unlocked a mystery.
Thank you.
[Major] In his phone call with me, a positively giddy President Yeltsin
-[Elizabeth] Mmm. -[chuckles lightly]
-You don't find this exciting? -[Philip chuckles]
Show it to your mother.
It's possible one might come to regret it.
Who wants a treat? Come here.
Well, thank you very much. I'll pop back in tomorrow.
[Yeltsin continues speaking Russian]
[speaks indistinctly in Russian]
Reports out of Russia suggest the landscape is dangerously unstable.
[man] Merry Christmas.
Yes.
-[Elizabeth] Morning. -[woman] Your Majesty.
[in English] …"in the good tsarist times…"
with those of the Romanovs and, um…
[speaking Russian]
Good.
the Ural Executive Committee has sentenced you to death.
Seen like that, the revolution and Cold War
First Secretary of the Party Committee in Sverdlovsk Oblast, to be precise.
The Queen, meanwhile, is preparing to meet the Russian president Boris Yeltsin
-Oh! -[dog barking]
Within hours of arriving back in Moscow,
when a Soviet citizen tells a story…
in which both of us
[in English] Like to know a secret about the Russian people?
George V and Queen Mary,
not only how much I gained
And it turns out…
Tell me, what would I learn?
[vendor] Hot tea here!
[laughter]
[overlapping indistinct chatter]
understanding,
I'm glad to hear of your… sense of duty.
yet they never tried to change one another.
[breathes deeply]
as a state of friendship, not enmity.
[Penny] So, yes, uh,
[chuckles softly]
[speaking Russian]
-As German as white sausage. -[Queen Mother chuckles]
My grandmother was far too busy protecting the monarchy
I am curious to hear your impressions of Mr. Yeltsin.
was Empress Alexandra's elder sister, making the tsar's wife--
You must get dressed immediately.
[speaking Russian]