Episode #3.5

Episode aired Jan 27, 2013
TV-14
50m

IMDb RATING

9.0/10

2.4K

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Allen Leech and Jessica Brown Findlay in Downton Abbey (2010)

Drama Romance

The Crawleys excitedly await as the new addition to the family is soon to come. Meanwhile, Anna attempts to uncover evidence for Bates's innocence. But then, when tragedy strikes, will thing... Read allThe Crawleys excitedly await as the new addition to the family is soon to come. Meanwhile, Anna attempts to uncover evidence for Bates's innocence. But then, when tragedy strikes, will things ever be the same again?The Crawleys excitedly await as the new addition to the family is soon to come. Meanwhile, Anna attempts to uncover evidence for Bates's innocence. But then, when tragedy strikes, will things ever be the same again?

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IMDb RATING

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Goofs
When Molsley tells Carson and Mrs. Hughes that Ethel has started working as a cook for Isabelle Mrs Hughes says that she doesn't remember Ethel as much of a cook. Ethel was a housemaid not a cook so Mrs Hughes would not know what kind of cook Ethel was.

Quotes
Mrs. Hughes: [to Thomas and Anna over Sybil's death, teary-eyed] Don't mind me. The sweetest spirit under this roof is gone, and I'm weepin' myself.

Connections
Featured in The 65th Primetime Emmy Awards (2013)

Soundtracks
Downton Abbey - The Suite
(uncredited)
Written by John Lunn
Performed by Chamber Orchestra of London

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Featured review

8/10

Solid episode w/ just one downer

The advancement of Mr Bates' case is well played and depicted, including Mr Murray, the lawyer's part.

As others have noted, the drama over the birth of Sibbie was well-played by all the family member actors; the new doc was a pompous a$$ and that Dr Clarkson's knowledge of Sybal as well as his expertise were dismissed was and will be ever more a terrible error of judgement on both the other doc and Lord Grantham.

But I must say, Mary turns in yet another beyatchy moment when she schools Mr Murray and her husband at not including her worshipped father about his erroneous running of the estate. Cannot stand the character from the git go, but this write up by Mr Fellows really takes the cake, Horrible, horrible, Mary Crowley. Cannot wait for her to suffer as she should.