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- 1. S1 E1 Sep 26, 2010
- After the death of the heir, Violet wishes that Robert's daughter Mary could inherit Downton Abbey.
- 2. S1 E2 Oct 3, 2010
- Matthew has difficulty settling into his new life, and some do little to ease his discomfort.
- 3. S1 E3 Oct 10, 2010
- Mary's romance with Turkish attaché Kemal Pamuk causes unease; Gwen is humiliated.
Mar 7, 2016 · Photo: Nick Briggs/PBS. The series finale of Downton Abbey — even typing that phrase still makes my heart hurt — was never going to be about the question of what would happen. When a show is...
- Lady Rose MacClare
- Andy Parker
- Mr. Molesley
- Daisy Mason
- Mrs. Patmore
- Mr. Carson
- Mrs. Hughes
- John and Anna Bates
- Thomas Barrow
- Isobel Crawley
There wasn’t any real reason to bring Rose back for the finale except that Lily James has become a proper star since her first appearances on Downton. Rose and Atticus (Matt Barber) are still in love, have a baby (who was left at home in America while they traveled to England), and Rose is still extremely hyperactive. She also got a final bit of re...
Andy was the last in a long line of “other footmen” that the show paraded through the house, but he was relatively charming, especially in his storyline regarding his illiteracy … even if he was particularly unfair to Thomas and the rumors in the house. His romantic feelings for Daisy seemed to come out of nowhere, but then again, so did his sudden...
One of the few characters to consistently provide comic relief as well as an often heartbreaking story, Mr. Molesley finally got his due in the series finale when he accepted a teaching job in the village. There was a nice, slow build-up to Molesley’s secret talent as a teacher, as he assisted Daisy in her studies, ended up teaching Andy how to rea...
Daisy had a weird Season 6, one that included her being mostly incredibly annoying, though slightly revolutionary. She defended Mr. Mason’s right to stay on his property admirably, and yet, completely wrongly and in a way that ultimately did more harm then good. When Andy made his affections for her clear, she scorned him, then ended up letting eve...
Mrs. Patmore didn’t have any major storylines to wrap up the season with, though there was a hint of romance between her and Mr. Mason (Paul Copley) throughout the season (and as all relationships between the older generation on the show, it was exceptionally sweet). One assumes she will be continuing to cook and complain about for her duration at ...
Mr. Carson, formerly of the Cheerful Charlies, had a lot to juggle in Season 6. He and Mrs. Hughes did get married, but only after some shyness and awkwardness on both their parts. Carson then turned into a very complain-prone husband, attempting to run his household the same as Downton, and alienating his wife in the process (especially when it ca...
Mrs. Hughes (not to be called Mrs. Carson — it’s too weird) had her storyline mostly wrapped up with Mr. Carson this season, from their wedding (and her insistence that it not be at the Abbey) and talk of “marital duties,” to Carson’s complaints about her cooking and his struggle with his medical malady. Mrs. Hughes felt like she had a little bit o...
Oh, the Bateses … what other horrors and calamities could the show possibly throw on these two? Remember them in Season 1, before the murder(s) and the jail time and the rape and miscarriages? Season 6 continued their heartbreak and uncertainty (the two barely even shared scenes together) until the finale, where Anna had her (healthy!) baby, and th...
Few characters have had it as rough as poor Mr. Barrow on the show, especially this season. Downtonmade him a villain, then redeemed him, then made him a villain again, then a hero, then turned everyone against him inexplicably this season. It led to his heartbreaking suicide attempt and Carson essentially forcing him out of service at the Abbey, w...
After Matthew’s death, Downtonstruggled to find a place for dear cousin, Isobel, aside from being a kind of low-key liberal dissenter at the dinner table. But with the introduction of romance in the form of Lord Merton (a.k.a. Dickie, played by Douglas Reith), she and the Dowager Countess were able to form a bond of true friendship, with the two sh...
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Sep 1, 2019 · The finale season of Downton Abbey is full of life changes for Mr. Carson and Mrs. Hughes. The tie the knot, and move into a cottage of their own, where they settle in to married life. Mr....
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Mar 7, 2016 · Downton Abbey Series Finale Review: A Fond Farewell. By Sarah Moran. Published Mar 7, 2016. Downton Abbey wraps its celebrated six-season run with a finale that should satisfy its devoted fan base. [This is a review of Downton Abbey season 6, episode 9. There will be SPOILERS.]
Mar 7, 2016 · By Debra Birnbaum. (C) Nick Briggs/Carnival Film. Spoiler alert: Do not read until you’ve watched the series finale of “ Downton Abbey ,” season 6, episode 9, airing March 6. Edith got...
Mar 7, 2016 · March 7, 2016. Spoiler alert: Do not read until you’ve watched the series finale of “ Downton Abbey ,” season 6, episode 9, airing March 6. Edith got married! Anna and Bates had a baby! Even...
