Audio languages Audio languages. Episode Two. The future of Downton hangs precariously in the balance. Episode Three. Episode Four. Episode Five. An exciting offer for Edith divides opinion. Episode Six. Episode Seven. Edith receives admiration from an unexpected quarter. Episode Eight. Branson's decisions are scrutinized. Bates' chance at freedom begins to slip away.
Anna's patience is rewarded, Edith has an admirer, Matthew refuses to back down, and Branson's plans for the christening cause consternation.
A cricket match brings out Robert's competitive side. Violet's great-niece visits Downton, and a trip to London reveals more than meets the eye. The Crawleys — with a very pregnant Mary — head to Scotland to visit Rose's family, but everyone can sense the tension between their hosts. In the wake of tragedy, the Crawley family contends with emotional and financial trials. Surprises await the household, both upstairs and downstairs.
As mourning continues, Carson grapples with an unwelcome reminder of his past. Elsewhere, Edith reunites with Michael Gregson. Mary takes an interest in estate management but meets resistance from her father. Rose gets more than she bargains for at a tea dance in York. An eclectic mix of guests proves for a memorable house party at Downton Abbey, but the celebration takes a dark turn as the evening comes to a close. Bates puzzles over Anna's abrupt change in behavior.
Edith and Michael up the stakes of their relationship, and Alfred reveals a secret ambition. Molesley offends Carson. Thomas tries to recruit a new ally. Feeling out of place, Branson considers a move. Bates issues an ultimatum to Mrs.
With Michael missing in Germany, Edith receives some unsettling news; Anna and Bates step out; Rose shakes up the family at Robert's birthday party. A farming crisis forces Mary and Blake to cooperate. Robert travels to America to retrieve Cora's brother while Violet falls gravely ill.
Violet has suspicions about Edith. Mary confronts Rose about her romance, and Isobel attracts an admirer. Bates takes an unexpected day trip. The family readies for Rose's coming-out ball. Gillingham and Blake clash over Mary. Edith faces a difficult decision while the staff gets a day out. Change sweeps through Downton as a new Labour government takes power. Meanwhile, Gregson's disappearance continues to confound Lady Edith.
Carson gets into a fight with Robert and Mrs. Hughes over a war memorial. Thomas reveals a secret, which strains the friendship between Baxter and Molesley. Rose tries to convince Robert to purchase a radio for the house. Branson receives an interesting proposition regarding the future of Downton Abbey.
Sarah Bunting keeps causing a stir upstairs. Mary makes up her mind about Lord Gillingham. Branson makes a decision about Sarah. Rose encounters a handsome stranger. Violet tries to stop Isobel from making the wrong choice.
Edith gets shocking news and takes extreme measures. Rose introduces Atticus and his parents at Downton. Downstairs, Molesley tries to encourage Daisy to overcome her disappointment with her studies.
Yuletide at Downton Abbey brings romance, a heartbreaking farewell, grief over lost love and a happy reunion for the family and servants. While adjusting to the many recent changes in their lives, the Crawley family and the staff struggle to thrive in the Roaring '20s. A stranger appears at Downton with a message for Mary. Meanwhile, Anna suffers a new setback, and Mrs.
Hughes wrestles with a delicate dilemma. Wedding plans and fears of staff cutbacks stoke tensions among the servants, but Mary resolves to find help for Anna. Cora wades into the hospital debate, and Mrs. And Matthew and Lord Grantham have fallen out. Also, Mr. Bates takes a gamble. Change arrives in a big way for several key characters at Downton Abbey.
A yearly cricket match with the village sees old scores settled and new plots hatched. The Crawleys travel to Duneagle Castle in Scottish for a holiday, while the downstairs staff stays behind at Downton Abbey.
New romances flare up, and a crisis unfolds. Carson — Jim Carter Mrs. Skip to content The long wait is almost over Downtonites. Here is a brief preview from PBS: It is the spring Like this: Like Loading Follow Following. Austenprose Join 18, other followers. Sign me up.
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