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Clips from Downton Abbey (2010) - Family (S03E03)

"Or do we pretend it's never happened?"
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"Oh, I certainly can. Daisy! Ivy! Stir your stumps!"
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"Thomas. Still here, I see."
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"Mr Barrow now, Mr Bates. And yes, I'm still here. And busy as a bee."
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"- You will have heard about Lady Sybil. - Yes, I've heard."
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"- Here we are. - Thank you, Mrs Patmore."
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"Can we all have one of those?"
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"- Welcome back, Mr Bates. - Thank you, Daisy."
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"Why not? You could see Rosamund and buy some new clothes."
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"He only wants to persuade you to write for his horrible paper."
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"It seems rude not to, in a way, and I haven't been to London for ages."
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"Excuse me."
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"- Please don't encourage her. - I think it's a good idea."
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"And there are things we must get started on, if you agree."
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"Are you sure you wouldn't rather just cut and run like me?"
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"Bates! My dear fellow!"
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"- In my old room, milord. - Well, that won't do."
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"But you didn't walk out of my luncheon when Robert asked you to."
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"Well, that luncheon was to support Cora in her grief."
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"I do not criticise your motives, but did you really consider?"
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"Ethel is notorious in the village."
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"Ah, Ethel."
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"I don't see how you can just sack him. He's done nothing wrong."
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"Ask Carson. He'll have some ideas."
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"Has Branson said anything more about moving out?"
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"Have you got any plans, Mr Bates?"
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"It's rather early to say. His Lordship suggested I have a rest."
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"I expect you'll be looking for something to do, Mr Barrow. Now that Mr Bates is back."
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"They're showing a film tonight in the village hall. Way Down East."
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"It's about a wronged woman who survives in the wilderness"
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"Well, there's a late showing tonight, 10:30, for local servants. What about it?"
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"- Are you going, Jimmy? - Sounds a bit soppy, to be honest."
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"You may go if Madge or Alice will go with you. But not otherwise."
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"This means the overhaul of every part of the estate we hold in hand."
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"And some large new parcels in addition. All in an instant."
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"But don't you see? If we invest in new machinery,"
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"This is ridiculous! Downton has existed for hundreds of years in perfect harmony."
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"We have worked with the farmers as partners."
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"Mr Crawley, you're very new to our way of life here."
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"Yes, and you've been bailing the place out with Cora's fortune. You have been for years."
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"Well, you've given us plenty to think about. Hasn't he, Mr Jarvis?"
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"I meant run a local charity or paint watercolours or something."
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"We shall take our business elsewhere."
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"If you mean have I allowed Ivy to go out when it's not her half-day, I have,"
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"I do. But I boil it in the milk beforehand. I made it last night."
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"Why do you always feel the need to be so unpleasant, James?"
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"- But I should be the first footman. - Of course you should."
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"Why are you taking her to the pictures when she talks like that?"
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"No, don't get up."
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"Weren't you going to tell us?"
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"but Mrs Bow wants to live in the village, so we might get hers."
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"Your job, of course. They'll have to give Thomas his notice."
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"Revenge is sweet."
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"It's a flipping insult. Just 'cause he's ten foot tall."
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"You make a cosy couple, I must say."
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"Alfred says he's always going on about you. Silly, sloppy stuff."
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"Alfred's sick and tired of it, and no wonder."
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"Of course it's a lot to take in, but I'm sure it's right."
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"- Right. - Don't put them like that."
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"I felt I wasn't explaining things well and I know he can."
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"- Oh, my, your Ladyship! - It's all right. No, no fuss, no fuss."
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"Yes. Mrs Bakewell was rather unkind."
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"It seems a pity that even in this pretty little village, people can be so unforgiving."
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"- Oh, Granny! Thank you! - Have you changed your pills?"
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"And another thing. I mean, Edith isn't getting any younger."
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"- How are your plans proceeding, Tom? - I was telling Lady Grantham,"
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"my brother has a garage in Liverpool. He's asked me to go in with him."
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"Hmm."
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"I hope you're not, 'cause I was trying to help."
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"And next time, will you wait to be asked before you take charge?"
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"Perhaps Alfred no longer wants to go to the pictures."
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"But as you walk, you might contemplate what it is to waste a chance when it is given."
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"I suppose you never wasted a chance."
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"Well, if I did, I learned from it and that's all I am asking from him."
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"It was okay, but I prefer English films with English stars. They seem more real somehow."
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"I like the American actors. They've got more you-know-what."
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"No, but there's a king. The one who burned the cakes."
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"Except for the picture-goers, they're not back."
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"- What are you saying? - Mr Carson doesn't like me."
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"No matter what Alfred does, he still prefers him. It's not bloody fair."
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"- Well, I love you. - If you do, you're on your own."
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"What about your family? Where are you from?"
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"Don't have any family, not really. Cousins, you know. No one else."
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"Still, you've no need to worry."
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"Mr Carson may prefer Alfred, but nobody else does."
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"Don't they? I wonder."
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"Sometimes I think it's just Jimmy contra mundi."
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"Was that Latin? I should try it on Mr Carson. Make up some points."
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"- Never mind Latin, I need a magic spell. - Good night."
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"He's a funny one, isn't he?"
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"- Oh, if that's how you want to play it. - What are you going on about?"
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"Well, if he says Jimmy's interested in me, he's lying."
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"Oh, dear. Was it supposed to be a secret?"
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"Oh, Ivy, I love to be out with you like this. I wish we could make it a regular thing."
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"I hate to hurt your feelings like that, but he's not."
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"You don't know that. He flirts with me. He does."
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"Get off! Just get the bloody hell off me!"
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"Alfred doesn't matter. No one will believe a word he says. He's nothing."
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"- What are you doing? Why are you in here? - Because of what you said."
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"- And if you tell any... - But what about the things you said?"
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"Nothing, Mr Carson. Jimmy... Er, James had a nightmare. He's fine now."
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"- Nothing. - Alfred?"
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"- Ask Mr Barrow. - It's nothing. Really."
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"Can't a red-blooded man compliment a pretty girl?"
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"I'll think about it, I promise."
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"I just felt I had to meet you and see what it would be like."
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"No, no, all sorts of toffs are writing for magazines nowadays."
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"The Lady? That's, uh, Covent Garden?"
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"If you accept the job, we'll celebrate, if it's a no, I'll drown my sorrows. How's that?"
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"You seem nervous today, Barrow."
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"It makes no sense to retain this bit as a separate section. No sense at all."
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"But, of course, Jarvis won't see that because he hates change."
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"Just try to carry Papa with you. That's all I ask."
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"What's the matter with you both? You were in a dream all through dinner."
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"Does Mr Murray want luncheon tomorrow?"
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"No. He's in York all morning. He'll come up here afterwards."
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"If Branson is watering down his revolutionary fervour, let us give thanks."
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"- Tom. - Do you know anything about farming, Tom?"
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"What's going on? Have you both been up to something I don't know about?"
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"- Are you awake? - I can't seem to get to sleep."
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