Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

- Do you know your problem? - I bet I soon will.
M'lady.
without checking with the Holy Family.
or trembling with fear at the onset of old age.
- Mr Carson, are you all right? - Ye...
How could it possibly not get out?
It seems that Mr Trewin wants to retire. He told me on Sunday.
Ah, I'm glad I've got the three of you at last.
- So let's not pretend. Let's be honest. - Andy!
- Well, maybe he does only want to see his family. - No such thing!
That won't be possible. Good day.
- Why isn't he here tonight? - He wanted to be, but I'm anxious he shouldn't get over-tired.
You and Mrs Hughes will stay in your cottage,
- So what sort of thing might interest you? - You know me, I always come back to cars or transport, at any rate.
Oh, yes, m'lady, Lady Edith's.
That's for me to know and you to find out.
Honestly! Ssh-ssh. And remind me never to tell you a secret again.
- That's different. - How?
and I have you to thank for that.
and I believe we can make a success of this. Truly.
Leave us alone, Mrs Crawley, just leave us alone. That's all I ask.
and I can't pretend otherwise.
Should we go down now and see what it's all about?
- I wanted to spare you. - Is that the word?
But first I should read a telegram from her grandmother,
I'd say I'd rather we part as friends than enemies.
There's more control. You can smooth and shape the hair.
- 'Fraid not. - Oh, sad.
I feel increasingly that I'm in competition
Happy New Year.
Yes. This is not 1850, you know.
Then I hope we'll be seeing a lot more of you there, too, Mrs Patmore.
You look hungry, Papa. What about a tray?
in coming here to support him here tonight.
- You should have asked. - You wouldn't have let me borrow it.
Thank you.
Mrs Crawley, my father-in-law is dying. He has a short time left.
He wasn't either when he first proposed.
because we are thinking of expanding your column into a full page.
do seem to confirm it. I wish they didn't.
So, why, why, why would I... why would I give him his notice, Denker?
Why not use the time to try and understand what brought you so low?
Don't be spiky, Granny, of course we will.
- What's happened? Have you fallen out? - We haven't fallen out, exactly.
- But why did you do it? - It was something Granny said.
We all need luck, Miss Evans, we all need luck.
I wondered if you might like a walk.
Dearly beloved, we are gathered together here in the sight of God
How's it going? Are you getting on with everyone?
It's so good of you to stay, Mama.
- Well, we do in London. - We are not in London,
'Dear Mrs Crawley, events have overtaken us
I'm walking down to the farm, if you want company.
- His lordship went down. - I never think she has much luck.
There is one more thing.
You're very quiet, Mary. What are you thinking?
Really? That's er... good news.
If any man can show any just cause
Well, she never let me in. But yes.
Of course I'm concerned, Carson, and you must help me.
There, I was beginning to forget what you looked like.
Do you value honesty, Mr Spratt?
You think the strong decision would be to see him but you're wrong.
Please don't make your life more difficult than it needs to be.
You should have said hello.
But somehow it seems to have taken all the fun out of driving.
I just think it's a bit hasty.
- Sore tongue? - Odd, isn't it?
- At least, if they were they retired. - And this is the future?
- Is Daisy about? - Oh, you missed her, she's in bed.
All of which means you are second-hand car salesmen.
Oh, she's just tired. It'll do her no harm to spend a day in bed.
- And where's the baby? - Oh, I'm afraid we didn't bring her.
- Oh! - Darling Rose, how lovely to see you. - You, too. Hello.
He's resting.
is working as a lady's maid.
- Where are they? - Gone for a walk.
- But it looks like a going concern. - And so it is.
Bertie, you've a tough task ahead of you.
Make sure there's enough to drink downstairs tonight,
- Will you be best friends now? - Oh, you're such a sentimentalist.
I'm ready for this chance, just like you are.
rather than claim it by deceit. We must applaud her.
Please.
I've come because there's something I feel you ought to be aware of
I see, I'm to tell my private business to the whole world now.
We'll always be so grateful to you for saving her from the fire.
What shaking?
They ran some blood tests and telephoned with the news on Monday.
Shall we sit down?
That's kind, Mr Molesley.
- Henry and Mary living at Downton? - As far as I can tell.
Let me be a little bit proud.
Ah, there you are. You'd better come quickly, although heaven knows
but it's reassuring for us both to know...