There was a episode where Mary met Tony Gillingham to ask him to fire his valet. They met at a beautiful outdoor restaurant. Does anyone know if this still exists? or where it was filmed?

Thanks for your help

Is there a scene with a ticket metaphor?

A scene in S06E08 has the bobby telling Mrs Patmore about the issue with her guests. He seems to name the B&B, but I can't quite understand what he's saying.

"There is some concern that (unintelligible) will be in the news as the site of a house of ill repute." is the line.

Anyone know what he was saying there?

Does anyone know why multiple times throughout the series, after Rose is introduced to the audience, she is referred to by Robert, Cora, Mary, and possibly Edith as a niece to Robert and Cora? Is this some sort of British leaning where cousins are sometimes called nieces and nephews or could the actors and director have made critical errors that went unnoticed?

I wish one could have had some more daisy and William or more daisy and Andy I wish William wouldn’t have died so soon. Who do you prefer

Ok this is something that has made me so confused since I started watching. If there is some afterlife, would Mary live the afterlife with Matthew or Henry? I thought it might be Matthew since he was her first husband, and the fact she was widowed might make it that. What are y’all’s opinions?

My wife and I watched the new movie.😁 We liked it very much. We’ve been binge watching the TV show ever since. We are already in season 3. 😂

It's actually fun to watch even though we know what happens in the future.

WHY DID YOU HAVE TO LEAVE THE SOAP ON THE FLOOR!! Like I get that you changed your mind but come on!

I just went to see the movie - Maude Bagshaw has a quote I can't find anywhere. When she is speaking with Isobel, she says, "Every woman deserves to have one ____ love. Jack was mine." Does anyone remember it? Thank you!

Does anyone have any information on the bule and white blankets used in the wartime hospital scenes? I bought one many moons ago and just wondered about its origin.

With the Downton Abbey film now out in cinemas, what are your thoughts on it? Did it live up to the television series? One user mentioned going to watch it dressed in the attire of the era, anyone else do something similar? If so, feel free to share any pictures!

With the Downtown Abbey film a week away from hitting theaters, what are you most excited for? Which character are you most excited to see again?

This is definitely a big milestone as one of the TV shows to have a featured film!

During the episode in Season 4, Episode 7, there was what looks like a small cup that was used during the church bazaar. You can see it clearly here

And the same type cup and saucer was used in the servants hall during the stay at Grantham House in London at the time of Rose being presented Season 4 Episode 8

In Anna’s hand here

Does ANYONE know the make of this set?

Thank you!