Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

Just scrape me down and get me a spare napkin.
He has indeed, Lord Grantham.
Are you happy?
Yes. Let's hear how a woman's place is in the home.
I'll think about it, I promise.
Not really, Mr Carson. As for a defence, what can I say?
Please give them a chance to behave properly.
Oh, lovely, what a treat.
I was afraid you'd stood me up.
It did not seem appropriate to let the whole thing end in chaos and a quarrel.
- to find a job for my housekeeper? - I knew you'd be against it.
If that's béchamel, why don't you use parsley or mace?
How's the christening going?
I do think a woman's place is eventually in the home,
Well, that luncheon was to support Cora in her grief.
If you could all form a group around the father.
How did he rearrange the spoons?
- She looked very glamorous. - People say so.
What if you hadn't walked in?
Never mind. Good night.
He'll have to go.
Can't we allow things to evolve more gently, as we did in the past?
You’ve been reading those communist newspapers again
That's all right. I just wanted to let you know that I was back.
No. He's in York all morning. He'll come up here afterwards.
- Which wasn't much fun. - Oh, dear, I am sorry.
Can't a red-blooded man compliment a pretty girl?
- What are you doing? Why are you in here? - Because of what you said.
You seem to have a very broad interpretation of it.
I said nothing except get out. Go on, get out, Thomas!
Surely, Lord Grantham,
- I assume your father disapproves. - Well...
You can't pull the wool over my eyes. I know what's going on.
- Automobile refurbishment. - He means car repairs.
- Granny? - Oh, yes, if Brans... Tom wants me to
Some point in the near future, I hope.
I thought Mr Branson's respect for her Ladyship's invitation exemplary.