Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

Give her advice. She'd take it from you.

Don't you ever want to take a chance in life?

I think it was very kind of you to allow him to have a go at it.

I was fast asleep before you came in and you were sleeping when I left.

And you will always find one here.

and as the agent, he should know.

Good night, Mrs Patmore.

I can't hold it in any more. Why? What's happened?

Why? What are we doing?

No, there's no reason for you to be.

Just leave me alone!

Did you really not know anything?

I just can't believe Susan has done this to me.

You see he is always ready for a challenge.

Won't it take forever, waiting for the magazine to come out?

Because, if so, I'm glad.

I'm sorry to bother you so late,

I'm perfectly capable of serving luncheon to three ladies.

The only way is for her to find an interest outside of herself,

I think it's my job you're after!

I'm seeing Michael Gregson. He must have missed you.

Come to me, darling.

Not very successfully if he ends up in a workhouse.

He needs to grasp the quality of the tapestry on the chairs,

Or is it a secret assignation?

You look... very glamorous.

You mean she mistook you for a servant?

That's not kind!

her ladyship could run the kitchen with a woman from the village.

The war changed everything.

You're a member of staff,

For Master George's sake, if for no other reason.

I don't think so, your ladyship, no.

So, does this mean you've decided to return to the land of the living?

Afternoon post. Ah, thank you.

Aren't I right, Mama? No. We can't discuss it now.

It doesn't explain why Rose put the card in the Post Office window.

Because somehow, with Matthew's death,

but I will say this...

What a burden he is born into.

Oh good morning, Mrs Crawley. I didn't know you were here.

It's a mixer. It beats eggs and whips cream and all sorts.

It was just that the work wasn't sufficiently demanding.

She was, and it'll take quite a while to find a replacement.

We don't have a choice.

Well, I think. Tom?

Or, if he did, it wasn't to anyone at Downton.

Well, I wasn't. Very well.

He's a pitiful being, but he's not beyond work.

Mrs Crawley, I...

I don't have to explain my decisions to you.

After all, you'll have to run it if anything happens to Robert.

It's up to me to tell her.

I'll wait here while Nanny West packs.

We've had three and one's promising, so we'll see her in Ripon on Friday.

Thomas? Mr Barrow to you.

That'd be telling.

I suppose we were all young once.

Barrow, I meant what I said. Thank you.

We must keep a firm eye on her,

She's just not used to it.

But Daisy mustn't find out I don't know how to work it.

I wanted to see Master George,