Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

- Well, to be near you, of course. - Don't you understand?
I know.
No footman should be over six foot one.
Well, I know you didn't kill her. And what's the alternative?
and probably never will.
But what have you done?
So, how's it going? ls your grandmother coming over from New York for it'?
Well, don't include me. Or Mary.
It's so lovely that you're here.
It's so encouraging to see the future unfurl.
But if we can disagree over something as fundamental as this,
Shouldn't he put the waistcoat on first?
I know mine was a wild, runaway marriage, darling,
Very elegant, I must say. Who've you be talking to?
Why? Is he on trial? This isn't an interview, is it?
Well, the fact remains she has run off with a chauffeur and they'll have to get used to it.
Please, just give him this chance.
I am so sorry.
Of course it isn't, Granny.
Tomorrow, let's ask the servants to come up and dine with us.
Hello, Mama. Can I tempt you to one of these new cocktails?
Then shouldn't we accept it?
- May I call you Tom? - Of course.
I think you feel the same about me.
I've known Sybil all my life.
Obviously.
I don't know where to start.
I mean, I'm sure you know.
Never make an enemy by accident.
because he believed I was his daughter's one true love.
To be honest, I think you'll find that we all want to do it "as well."
Pay no attention. You've a nice manner, Alfred.
But why are you sure it was suicide and not murder?
She relies on me. That's what he said. Essential.
Sybil, tell me all about the arrangements for the birth.
Careful, Mama, or you'll shock Anna.
I have been very clumsy, milord. I do apologise.
Rather distantly, I'm afraid.
But it can't be as bad as...
And they're not like buses.
- Hello. - Hello.
Look, I'll come and see you. Tomorrow. No, I insist.
Then they can discuss it on the honeymoon and decide more sensibly.
But if they don't?
I was hoping you could help young Alfred to find his way about.
- Well... - Wouldn't you like that?
But I shall expect you and Mrs Bird to look after Mrs Crawley.
Miss O'Brien, we are about to host a society wedding.
apparently Papa has lost a great deal of money.
- Only the first republican. - Well, you've got me there.
- Don't you like weddings? - Don't be silly. Of course I do.
No, I'm afraid I don't.
You Americans never understand the importance of tradition.
Oh, I wouldn't say that. But then I always keep out of the sun
- Not here? - No.
Mr Travis, can we move forward?
Well, I don't know this young man aside from "good morning" and "good night",
- Well, it's quite a big house. - It's a lovely house.
There's no sign of him.
That was rather marvellous of you, to expose Larry Grey like that.
How was London?