Dear Compatriots — Season 1
The conservative royal couple Johan and Isabella have always ruled in the same way, but now their popularity is at record lows. They must try and win back the popularity of the people.
About this season
The conservative royal couple Johan and Isabella have always ruled in the same way, but now their popularity is at record lows. They must try and win back the popularity of the people.
Episodes (8)
1. Episode 1
Aired 18 September 2021 • 20 min
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.
2. Episode 2
Aired 25 September 2021 • 20 min
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.
3. Episode 3
Aired 2 October 2021 • 20 min
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.
4. Episode 4
Aired 9 October 2021 • 21 min
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.
5. Episode 5
Aired 16 October 2021 • 20 min
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.
6. Episode 6
Aired 23 October 2021 • 21 min
Isabella's sister shows up unexpectedly; Johan receives bad news that ruins his favourite day of the year.
7. Episode 7
Aired 30 October 2021 • 21 min
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.
8. Episode 8
Aired 6 November 2021 • 22 min
Johan is upset with his whole family, but finally makes a deal with the press that could have consequences for the entire monarchy.