WATCH FREE ON TUBI: 'The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants' - get the app But it’s nice to see an episode that’s more about Roman family solidarity than in-fighting. Sure, they still argue sometimes, like when Gigi accidentally encourages Tatum to publicly rebel against her mom at a pre-debutante ball pool party. But, hey, at least their self-defense murder healed their music rivalry and brought them back together as sisters.

Is it a little weird that Nicky and Gigi ( Beth Ditto) seem to have gotten over Clive’s death in just two months? Yes. MONARCH: Emma Milani in the 'Crown' episode of MONARCH airing Tuesday, Nov. And whether it’s Tatum falling into a pool as anti-patriarchal performance art or Ana publicly serenading her cousin-lover with 'Something to Talk About,' 'The Crown' more than delivers on the camp front. Indeed, we’ve found that the more this show leans into the campy side of its country music soap opera premise, the more it finds its groove. WATCH FREE ON TUBI: 'Flowers in the Attic' - get the app The trouble is Nicky’s ‘horse girl’ daughter Tatum (Ava Grace) finds the whole thing offensive and old-fashioned, while Ana is more interested in getting busy with her kind-of cousin Ace (Iñigo Pascual). Winning this particular title is yet another Roman family tradition: Nicky took home the crown back in her day, as did Dottie ( Susan Sarandon) and her sister Nellie ( Faith Prince), who in turn followed in their mother’s footsteps. It’s the women of 'Monarch' who take center stage this week as maybe half-sisters Nicky Roman ( Anna Friel) and Catt Phoenix ( Martha Higareda) encourage their daughters to enter Austin’s annual debutante ball - in which only one young woman will earn the Violet Crown for 'proper etiquette, manners and polite conversation.'

MONARCH: L-R: Martha Higareda and Anna Friel in the 'Crown' episode of MONARCH airing Tuesday, Nov.

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