Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

Don't tempt me, Henry.
but should I come back on Thursday morning?
I started my life at Downton Abbey as the chauffeur.
Mr Dawes.
but, sitting here with your arm around me,
- who are coming tomorrow. - Hmm.
that in any other century would have resulted in him being
is to quarrel with your son and daughter-in-law.
- and I'm afraid Lord Merton's out. - It's you I've come to see.
How were your guests this morning? Was everything satisfactory?
I'd rather vent my rage on the desert air...
We know what you've got to do, Mr Barrow.
My mother's was always a bit soggy.
so if any of you feel you're owed some time off,
It leaves me two bedrooms to let, and one for my niece to run it.
I'm sure he doesn't. Dickie must've persuaded them to ask me.
You'll say sex-appeal, but isn't Mary too sensible?
Not until after you've broken my heart, anyway.
and as Her Ladyship said, "The story feels unfinished."
and Spratt is bringing a present by way of goodbye.
No doubt about that.
- Charlie! - He's gone, Henry.
whether to abandon him to his selfish and greedy children.
Flats and offices and salerooms.
that I was a servant at the big house? What would their parents say?
neck and neck past the grandstand. Come on, Bentley boys!
Well, perhaps you'll pop up and tell her.
Take it like a man, Henry. Can I help it if I am your superior?
Very good of you to come up tonight to tell me.
It was a bloody awful business. A bloody, bloody awful business.
Her Ladyship chose her herself, m'lord. Er, she was most particular.
I'm going to be fine. Mary, you must credit me with SOME skill.
That sounds serious.
But there is a lot to think about. You don't offer dinner, do you?
Come and meet Miss Edmunds.
I thought we always had names from ancient Egypt.
Anyway, I've never been motor racing.
When you say things like that, you make me so happy.
The plan being my departure.
It's so unnecessary in your state.
I'll see you in a minute.
- We're not right. - I can...
I'm going down there this afternoon, I'll tell him you said so.
Better than a life of just burden.
Just give me the list and I'll sort it out.
Well, you found the love of a father there and you can count on him.
This is kind of you, Mrs Patmore.
Yes, Mr Carson.
Oh, I am sorry. And, to be quite honest,
It's hard to be a woman anything if it isn't domestic.
Good night.
But it's not difficult. I'll talk you through it, don't worry.
Cora is settling in. I know it must feel awkward.
I think you should speak to him.
He told me he's inviting Bertie Pelham.
She needs a change of air,