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Clips from Downton Abbey - Episode #6.5 (S06E06)

"I..."
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"I'm so sorry..."
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"Give me napkins!"
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"I'll call the ambulance."
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"If this is it, just know I have loved you very, very much."
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"Miss Baxter, Anna, fetch their ladyships' coats."
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"- Don't forget Lady Edith. - What about me, Mr Carson?"
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"You might put together some things that could be useful."
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"I can't believe it."
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"We've no time for philosophy, Mrs Patmore."
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"What can we do to help?"
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"Let's send up some coffee."
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"I will consider the new plan."
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"I believe the change will work well for both establishments."
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"It's better we should be honest. There've been too many secrets."
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"If you mean Marigold, that's settled and you know I am sorry."
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"Now let us concentrate on Robert?"
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"Girls. Mary. Edith."
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"In a moment."
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"You've had a shock."
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"I don't want to crowd him, but they'll ring when they have news."
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"Of course."
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"Why did you come here tonight?"
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"Your grandmother-in-law can be very persuasive."
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"- You may have heard of him. - The prankster?"
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"And by the time we'd finished every road was jammed"
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"It was long ago now,"
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"and a dinner seemed a price worth paying to avert it."
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"So, I'd better be off."
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"That was Lady Mary."
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"His lordship's had his operation and now he's resting."
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"Her ladyship is staying overnight,"
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"What's that?"
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"Thank God."
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"I'll find out if there's anything he needs in the morning."
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"I must be getting soft in my old age."
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"We can take it in turns tomorrow. So Mama can have some rest."
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"Very well."
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"How is he?"
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"We'll have to make sure the load is lightened when he comes home."
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"To be more precise, Tom,"
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"from now on you and I need to take full responsibility for the estate."
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"Good night."
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"Mr Carson told us his lordship is going to recover."
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"- You must be absolutely exhausted. - Hmm."
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"Anna, can I ask you something?"
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"Is there any talk in the servants' hall about Miss Marigold?"
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"But they would think that."
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"And that's all you want to say?"
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"I'm too tired to talk any more tonight."
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"We are opening the house for one day for charity and there is none to it."
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"- Do you need cheering up? - We all need it sometimes m'lady."
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"And I hear pigs are his speciality."
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"No wonder you were convinced."
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"So now that you've settled in, have you decided what your next task will be?"
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"You haven't done much about the repair shop while I was away, so I'll start with that."
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"For passing trade?"
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"His equipment's already there."
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"And the Drewes leave on Wednesday, so there's no point in waiting."
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"And what about his old farm?"
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"Things have worked out well."
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"- You're right. - Oh, I tell you what."
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"And very welcome, I have no doubt."
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"Good news?"
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"Oh, it's just a friend who's going to be in London."
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"It's nothing like that."
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"I remember him. He shot with us."
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"Hello, Granny. What are you doing here?"
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"My dear. I am in need of a favour."
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"He wants to see what's been happening since the war."
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"Mama, what is the point?"
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"Don't be jejune. You know very well,"
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"But why would he say the word, and why would he ever come to Downton?"
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"You know, Neville Chamberlain's wife was born Anne de Vere Cole."
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"Guess who was her godfather."
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"You guess for me."
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"Your late papa, the sixth Earl of Grantham."
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"He and her father served in the Crimea together when they were young."
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"I have known her since she was born."
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"I admit I am quite interested, but when it comes to getting him here,"
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"Oh, is this going to be a regular thing?"
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"- I'll make up a basket. - Would you?"
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"I've done the odd thing..."
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"Oh, well, of course, as we all know, anyone can cook."
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"Well, maybe I am."
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"Yes, he telephoned while you were out."
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"to look at a car and he wants you to watch him doing it."
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"Hmm. To watch him looking at a car?"
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"Well, not quite. He's driving it round some track nearby."
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"Seeing how it handles."
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"- How about you? - I'll be in London on Wednesday."
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"Edith has a date."
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"- No, I don't. - Of course not."
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"What do you mean, "Of course not"?"
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"That's what I said, but she seems to think she can persuade him."
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"Is it wrong to hope she's mistaken?"
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"Anything interesting?"
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"It's Sergeant Willis saying he'll collect me on Wednesday at nine, to go to York."
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"Would you like me to come, too?"
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"- Could you get the time off? - Well, I could ask."
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"I want to go along, keep her company."
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"There's a man being tried for theft and I..."
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"I knew him once."
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"- Possibly. - You must think about it carefully."
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"She has thought about it, Mr Bates. Very carefully."
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"It was only coffee for the family, so I thought Andy could manage."
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"He could. But it's for me to say, not you."
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"I'm going into the village in a while. Do you want to come?"
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"Nothing urgent."
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"I'm glad to see you here again, Dickie."
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"Oh, never mind that."
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"Have you told my mother?"
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"Oh, that reminds me. I have a message from her."
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"She says that the Health Minister is happy to dine here this Friday."
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"What? How did she manage that?"
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"- You don't mean that. - I wouldn't put it past her."
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"Well, she mustn't."
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"Aye, aye, Captain."
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"- Only earlier, you seemed to -- - No, it's not that."
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"I know. And he was good to me when I first arrived."
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