Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

Well, anyway, I did it and I read it and I went to see him!

Only because I asked you to.

..a little girl and a baby boy being put at risk.

I thought that was why you couldn't come to Downton for the interview.

No, I can do it until she finds someone else. Lady Mary won't mind.

I apologise for forcing myself on a private conversation.

I'm in London tomorrow. I can put an advertisement in The Lady.

I was just having a game with Miss Sybbie.

Why don't you tell her you didn't send that card?

I can't believe it.

I do find it very hard these days to see how many men

Alfred let me in.

That's enough of that, Mr Bates. We've work to do.

Wasn't that a bit forward? Oh, I don't think she'll mind.

But you see, Carson,

Just down there.

Erm, how much will that be? Sixpence should cover it.

He isn't poor either, come to that.

Thank you, Mr Marsh.

I thought I'd make a bit of an effort.

This mousse is delicious, Carson, is it the work of Mrs Patmore?

I suppose she hasn't bought it in?

Can't you? I can.

I've done some research,

Let me know when the upholsterer arrives.

And so it should have been.

My son tells me that this decision to remove the farm subsidies

I'm sorry, m'lady.

But the answers weren't suitable? I didn't get any answers.

If you could just set aside your grief,

"and it seems too good a chance to miss."

in whether you behaved badly or well.

Careful, Mr Molesley!

I came to ask if you'd consider giving me my old job back.

Charlie Carson. No. Mr Carson's very busy.

Of course. It's Valentine's Day.

I have a couple of errands if you are.

Since I own the other half of everything,

Shouldn't you be at the office? Aunt Rosamund's sending her car.

Heavens, how spoiling.

I'll leave you now, m'lady.

Did you send a Valentine's card?

Do you feel nothing?

Oh, yes, Granny and I are always saying

whilst her daughter's a guest in this house?

Because it makes her part of the future

I'm sorry. Of course it was. I'm quite dizzy I've got the job.

before coming to a decision?

I understand you are offering shelter to Mr Grigg.

I want to be there when you explain the job in hand.

Remind her it's an open invitation, if she wants to see her grandson

We can't have her here. We must.

No please, m'lady. There's no mystery.

Well, I'll get the sack if anyone sees this!

when she was up in Scotland.

and I know that should be in the running of the estate.

the effect Mr Crawley's death has had on me.

You're letting yourself be defeated, my lady.

Good afternoon, m'lady.

to theatre folk like us, that means something.

Can I help you? I doubt you would if you could.

there are some big decisions ahead.

Only I should hate to feel you were doing this

I might come with you. I don't think so.

Oh, but who'll give the letter to her ladyship?

Don't worry about that. It's settled, then.

I... I mean it.

and I find it hard that his butler should criticise him for it.

I must have put those ruddy prongs in wrong.

So you want to risk Carson's wrath by rescuing this Mr Grigg?