Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

Carson's in need of a footman and O'Brien has a candidate.
Oh, yes. We're all essential. Until we get sacked.
If you remember, we advised against it.
It might have been. You don't change on the first night of a voyage.
It means that, deep down, you're not on our side!
I wish we were going.
I don't agree. I think it's feeble.
- I can't. I'm not family. - But you almost are.
You make it sound very serious.
I'm grateful. I mean it.
You must be exhausted, milord.
Do you approve of the new Act?
I don't want to move to London or anything.
You're too tall to be a footman.
Some time before Reggie's death, Pulbrook travelled to the East, to India.
May I remind you, Mr Barrow,
Was Napoleon overawed by the Bourbons?
Here comes the bride!
You know what?
I've sacrificed too much to Downton to give in now.
He's looking after Mr Branson now.
Why do you have to be so pious?
It was the main railway in British North America, for God's sake.
Don't embarrass me.
How many moments of Crawley history has this room seen?
All right.
Our situation is hardly ideal, but...
- She drinks only boiled water. - Really'?
Could it be drink?
How much money are we talking about?
When will you tell the girls?
Well, darling, what right have I?
My, I'm going to have to write that down so I can study it.
I'm so looking forward to seeing your mother again.
It'll make things easier.
You can see why they convicted me.
Bravo! Well said.
the Earl who dropped the torch and let the flame go out.
Did you train in a hotel?
Well, I was only just saying that I thought...
And if he cannot match our standards, he will be found guilty.
So you can imagine how curious I was when I found out you'd be here tonight.
As long as you remember it will bear no resemblance to the past.
I don't think I'd have allowed it, Mr Carson.
Why did we invest so much?
I used to watch 'em in the kitchens and I could pick it up in a trice.
Of course.
Pulbrook. And they will find him.
Well, never mind. You must take a tip from the modern American girl.
Alfred, would you take the luggage for Mr Branson?
Well, I wouldn't fight the idea of a second footman, milady.
No.
Very nicely, milady.
No, of course not.
- Then you'll have to do it, Mr Carson. - I am not dressing a chauffeur.
Thank heavens you got everything settled. You had me worried.
- Cora! - Mother, how lovely to see you.
Maybe you should think about letting go of its hand.
and enjoy our lovely home and the lovely people we've spent our life among.
Well, that's very nice to hear, sir. Thank you.
You see,