Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

Andrew, what are you doing down here?
I'm sorry. I should have waited.
Erm... well...
How stupid of him. To come here before there was any proof.
The first lot consists of a set of sporting prints
One is leaving to get married, which we knew was coming,
Suppose I gave you my word?
- Did you give her any? - Some.
- He's had a letter giving notice. - Oh, it may be a formality.
No, I'm not shocked.
I thought you told Spratt about the staff being cut
I haven't the first idea who that c... --
I probably shouldn't say it, but I am.
It was a spur-of-the-moment thing. She just saw him standing there.
It's not iced, of course, but it would be good to drink.
- Very good. - Oh, could I have a word? When you're done for the night.
- After they're married? - Not really.
What is that supposed to mean?
But not for a family.
In 20 years' time, there won't be a house of this size still standing
Nonsense. You have Marigold.
I think we should be clear about what we're doing.
but I don't wish to upset poor Denker.
Well, leave this to me, Spratt. I will attend to it.
Now, Anna, can you make sure she leaves?
I wish you'd stay out of it. Not least because she's bound to win.
You see, when I accepted Mr Carson...
- What gives you the right to do that? - Mrs Mason, there's really no --
- She definitely waited on you? - Well, she knows I was there
That's ridiculous.
while I propose a toast.
We may have our problems, the both of us, but we'll get through them.
Not quite. Inspector Vyner thinks it may be a false confession.
This life is over for us. It won't come back.
At least I hope it's what you want.
But if you're not, you're not.
We mustn't crow. We may be next.
I got Queen Bee!
We none of us know what the future will bring.
Very well. I'll take you to her room.
wants to take over our little hospital,
He doesn't like working for a woman. Simple as that.
Do you know what it meant for a farmer to give half a crown?
But we did hang on, I'm afraid. We hung on for far too long.
It seems hard that men and women should lose their livelihoods
- How was John when you spoke to him? - In a state.
I just want to know how bad it'll be.
Do you not care?
You'll be very late going down.
from the mid-19th century. Who would like to start the bidding?
I suppose you're surprised to see me lining up with the Dowager.
I wish I'd known your Mr Gregson.
Sometimes I feel I've been given one little bit of happiness,
Justice has triumphed.
- And off we go! - Faster! Faster!
Well, he doesn't seem that bothered, so it can't be that bad.
You say she asks if I want a 'full' marriage...
A fish back in water, I'd have thought.
Have you come to a decision about the hospital?
bursting with pride
Is now a good time?
News that the household here's to be reduced. I am sorry.
No, of course not.
You should be at this board meeting. You're a trustee and the patron.
- Everything running smoothly? - Oh, I suppose so.
Mr Molesley's been on at me about my exams.
Yes. It's true.
to make it convincing when they take over.
I just took a chance.
I'm sorry, m'lord, but no.
But if you're sure...
They're not going to lay off staff?
as they were bound to, I suppose.
I am happy and tickled and...