Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

Right. See you in a minute.
- Honestly? - I've told you before.
I hope you and Lady Sybil are well.
Are you quite finished?
Because when two people love each other, you understand, everything...
or a gun wasn't cleaned.
I hope so.
but I sometimes think it's time we lived in a simpler way.
But I wouldn't be home for a month.
I do hope to be seeing a bit more of you, once the wedding is over.
- Very much. - No. It's bad luck to look at me.
in marrying you, it seemed like Sybil had left Downton Abbey forever.
Then why's he coming all the way here? Why not say it on the telephone?
Can I have one moment alone to give Mary my blessing?
Don't disappoint me, Sybil. Not now that we're here.
I know and I'm sorry.
- Is Daisy all right, Mrs Patmore? - Oh, yes. She's being such a big help.
Much more than I probably ought to.
How could I possibly allow myself to profit from her death?
Close friend, relation, workmate, tradesman, and so on.
Alfred. Alfred Nugent, milord. He's a good worker.
That I'd wind up looking after Mr Matthew. That's all I need.
I wouldn't want you to think I'd got too big for my boots.
Can we get the troops organised?
How can I admit what isn't true?
I wouldn't say that. Matthew saved the day.
Branson.
Do you really mean it?
Now come and kiss me.
I know exactly what you mean.
She could be a tough fighter, too.
Very good, sir.
I do not believe, when Vera decided to kill herself,
That doesn't sound stiff or grand at all!
- Morning. - Thank you.
They've got a new footman. Where's the kitchen maid?
You could never have told it from Reggie's way of life.
Oh, I want to talk about that.
I'll start on the final lists for the wedding tomorrow morning.
What do you think you're doing? You are not in a hotel, now.
but please don't risk it a third time.
Every forecast was certain. Rail shares were bound to make a fortune.
Bye, Matthew. Get a good night's sleep.
Blimey. You don't want much, do you?
But who are the Greys? And why does it matter that they're coming?
Well, nobody else must be taken on. Absolutely no one. Until things are settled.
If we can show the county he can behave normally,
that in this house Mr Bates is a wronged man seeking justice.
Then you wouldn't hear a squeak out of any of them!
I don't understand it. He's only had one cocktail.
Are you really telling me that all the money is gone?
about how to rear our children, about any number of other things.
I'm glad to hear it. I should hate to be predictable.
- So you were. - Yes. But...
I don't like him, but, so far, I've kept it to myself.
Exactly.
Well, just remember what my mother used to say.
What do you mean? Like go on strike?
We knew hard times were coming for estates like Downton,
not the other way round.
- Have you got everything you need? - Yes.
Be silent this instant, sir!
I suppose so. We're going to need all the solidarity we can muster.
The fact is, the company is about to be declared bankrupt,
I hired it in Liverpool. Why?
That's the point. He puts himself above the rest of us, don't you see?
- I'm not doing anything. - Oh.
- He has no say in it? - No, he doesn't. And nor do you.
No, my suitcase arrived safely, thank you.
- Thomas? - Well...
My darling, I refuse to quarrel about something that hasn't happened