A House of Ill Repute? | Downton Abbey

Mrs Patmore’s bed and breakfast garners unwanted attention – will the Crawleys come to her aid?

Clip from Season 6, Episode 8: A change of circumstance puts Bertie Pelham in the limelight, and Edith must decide whether to conceal her past at all costs, or confront the truth and risk losing everything.

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[CarrionCrow]

The way Mrs Patmore tries to hide behind them and Robert and Cora firmly push her to the front for the photograph.😆

[ckanowitz]

I didn't care much for Rosamund in the beginning, but as the series went on, I found myself liking her more, and this was one of the scenes that did it

[pujitarao]

5:14 it is so sweet qnd funny to see Cora and Robert push Mrs. Patmore forward for the photograph

[amandaljohnson]

You know it's funny if Mrs. Hughes snickered. Definitely Mrs. Patmore's funniest storyline. The family was so sweet to help her out

[charlieb.]

Hearing Mr Carson saying “brewhaha” is one of the funniest things I’ve heard and I don’t know why lol

[nazgullord]

Mrs Hughes trying her hardest not to burst out laughing there and then is everything

[RoanThorrson]

Lord Grantham is such a good man. And Mrs Patmore looked like she might cry right there. I so love this show.

[m.layfette]

"Mrs. Patmore has been loyal to this house, now this house must be loyal to her." Proving once again that Lord Grantham has far more grace and forgiving heart than Carson. Thank God! 💜

[wandilemathonsi]

"He means me."
I want to hug you, Mrs. Patmore

[tracey]

When Mrs Patmor started holding back tears it almost looked like Robert's first instinct was to move over and comfort her.
The firmness he delivered that final "QUITE sure" to Carson made it clear he wasn't taking any more of his opinions on class.

[nicolebragg]

I always loved the scenes where if a staff member was having trouble, someone in the family came through for them. It was such a toss up if you'd work for a compassionate noble family or if they'd see you as a piece of furniture. The support & care between the two halves of the house made it a great show.

[sohamdutt]

I remember seeing Anna and Mary giggle to poor Mrs. Patmore's plight and I was like "wow that's the first time I've seen snobbish Mary laugh properly" she even remarks "oh that's the first proper laugh I've had in ages!" later on

[PeacefulcottageGrammy]

Mrs Patmore is the spitting image of my sister in law. From her looks, to her cooking, to her being so humble. I love it❤️

[ginadisbrow]

I can't get enough of Mrs. Patmore, one of my most favorite characters. She may be short, but that feisty tongue packs a pow. 😘💪👏😭

[heinmadsen-leipoldt]

By watching Downton Abbey, you can see how much the granthams appreciates there staff by doing stuff that no other lords or ladies would ever done, this family with there staff are always close, just love Downton Abbey

[thomasplinguidy]

4:24 "I´m sure there have been a few adulterers sat at the table upstairs." That´s the difference between Carson and Mrs. Hughes: She is an excellent housekeeper, but she also has a realistic and critical view of her employers. Carson, on the other hand, genuinely adores the upstairs family, and that is why Lord Grantham and Lady Mary have such affection for him.

[therongjr]

0:39 - I can't tell if Mrs. Hughes is in shock or suppressing a chuckle 😂

[federicofranco]

The final smile from mrs. Patmore in the picture reminds me so much of my grandma’s. She is currently still alive, and having the chance to see her in characters and people I see elsewhere always moves me and makes me appreciate the person I have near me.

[marlyatoudiallo]

I very much like Rosamund, she is such a protective (to her nieces) and benevolent person.

[nanouklezaf]

"He means me." always cracked me up lmao.