The Ladies of Downton Stand in Solidarity | Downton Abbey

Clip from Season 3 Episode 6

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[karldelavigne]

"It seems a pity to miss such a good pudding" is a very British way of refusing to leave.

[gerardcollins]

"Who says I was at Crawley House?!
"I saw you going in!"
"Oh. I see."
😂😂😂

[saiyanknight]

“I’m glad that Mrs. Patmore has a good heart and does not judge” i love when Cora said that to Robert. Especially after Sybil’s death. Sybil was always kind and sincere to anyone.

[ErinHiggins]

I crack up every time Mrs. Patmore says, "Do I LOOK like a frolicker??" 🤣

[tommcallister]

For anyone who's tracking the score -
Pudding: 1
Robert: 0

[timdowney]

“I would guess he won’t stay speechless for long.”
🤣🤣
One of the best lines of the series.

[LucyLovettLestrange]

I love how Maggie Smith can bring such wonderful comedic relief to an intense scene

[mauricemabiriizi]

"It appears she has an appropriate costume for every activity"🤣

[ohoyohummered]

"Well of course these day's servants are very hard to find." Maggie Smith is so perfect

[m.layfette]

"I'm glad to know that Mrs. Patmore has a good heart and does not judge." A heart 💛of gold.

[m.layfette]

"Do I look like a Frolicker?!?"

[medusagorgon]

Robert and his outrages!😂
Do go home and pout with Carson my dear boy!

[davidcorruthers]

My goodness Carson was a Victorian butler through and through 😂😂😂

[katheryncox]

One of the best lines in this series will always be “It seems a pity to miss a good pudding”. 😂

[robboyte]

4:20 -- Is that Lady Edith smirking at her Granny's remark, or actress Laura Carmichael holding in her laughter at Maggie Smith's delivery?

[SleepIntoTheDiamondLife]

everyone's cheering for the dowager or cora whereas the real hero as usual is Mrs. Crawley. she was always more progressive and generous in both her thinking and her actions. what almost no one used to think of doing, she'd not only make plans of doing it, but execute it too. whenever someone needs help, she can be counted upon. she's the only one I look up to from this series.

[latinguy]

The Dowager Countess has impeccable timing to add much needed comic relief to an intense scene.

[katierose]

I love what strong, capable women they became over years of (what they perceived) as hardship. Perhaps it was Lady Edith having a child born out of wedlock opened their minds and hearts. So it doesn’t matter what hard times you may have fallen upon, you can start again and with the gentle help from the heart, one can feel their sense of dignity and respect of self, slowly returning. It is true that in helping someone, it is often the person helping that receives the greatest gift.

[JakobMahase_Bass-Baritone]

They all know at that moment, Sybil would never have left!

[msfriendsfanever]

Sybil would have been proud. She would have stood up for Ethel