Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

Because I'd rather work to get you free than dine with the King at Buckingham Palace.
He is confident he can make it fit.
I never thought we'd meet in person.
I've always admired the way Mrs Levinson is never overawed
Someone sent Sybil and Tom the price of the tickets to come over.
But at first they thought that the second heir, a Mr Clive Pulbrook, would be easy to trace.
We certainly are.
She finds our underbelly every time.
But one day, something will occur to us and we'll follow it up,
Except a footman.
It was sufficient.
But you're meant to be together.
Nothing ever alters for you people, does it?
You came.
I think it sounds perfect. Robert?
Hello, Mrs Patmore. I didn't see you standing there.
It was silly, wasn't it?
Mr Bates had the wisdom to transfer it to her before the trial.
With many more to come.
Except save Papa from living out the rest of his days in humiliation and grief.
Mrs Hughes, this is my maid, Reed.
Well, I hope you own a morning coat since you're here for a wedding.
Oh, I think so. Are you?
There you are. So, I'll ask you now.
Molesley, do help him.
Nothing's the matter. What should be the matter?
That's not true, is it, Larry?
It's your home and I want it to be my home, too.
I'd say we have plenty of slamming doors and shouting matches to come.
Though I doubt I'll get used to taking you to bed with your father watching.
- Are you coming to the wedding? - Of course!
Is that a warning?
Shall I order the car?
Hmm.
Yes. It's nice to have someone from the real world, isn't it?
Since I want him to be my best man.
A huge amount. I had no idea.
They're both strong characters.
Let's make sure it's a great day.
But then I don't want to cast a pall over all the happiness.
How's it going?
After all, Branson isn't... I mean, Tom. You are a member of the family now.
He's the one who'll lose his job if the wedding's cancelled.
And wasn't he down on them? Insulting our country, insulting the King.
That means me.
She'll be here on Wednesday, in time for dinner.
- Go to bed when you're done. - I'll go to bed when I'm ready.
So what news have you got?
I must. They're disagreeing about where they should live,
Well,
Haven't you anything better to do?
Are you interested in Irish politics, Lord Merton?
Alfred was confused. He thought he'd been transported to the Hotel Metropole.
How will you manage without a footman?
No. I'll pay homage at dinner.
I wanted to wait until you got back, but I don't believe I can.
But he has to be true to himself.
What a beastly thing to do!
I don't see what can come of it.
I can see them staring, and I know they don't want me here.
Come on, then.
I still think it's funny. Given that he's a convicted murderer...
Careful. I might try it.
If he wants to play their game, he'd better learn their rules.
I have no idea.
Should I tell you Mrs Levinson's requirements during her stay?
Shouldn't Daisy be doing this?
Or almost all.
and so that's what I'm trying for.