A chronicle of the lives of the aristocratic Crawley family and their servants in the post-Edwardian era—with great events in history having an effect on their lives and on the British social hierarchy.
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A chronicle of the lives of the aristocratic Crawley family and their servants in the post-Edwardian era—with great events in history having an effect on their lives and on the British social hierarchy.
Season 1 episodes
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After the death of the heir, Violet wishes that Robert's daughter Mary could inherit Downton Abbey.
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Directed by Brian PercivalWritten by Julian FellowesGuest stars Charlie Cox, Jonathan Jaynes, Perry Millward, Lionel Guyett, Helen Sheals, Jonathan Coy
Matthew Crawley and his mother Isobel arrive at Downton, and have difficulty settling in. Carson is mortified when confronted by his past. Violet attempts to promote a match between Matthew and Mary. Isobel is elected to serve on the hospital board.
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Directed by Ben BoltWritten by Julian FellowesGuest stars Kevin Doyle, David Robb, Andrew Westfield, Cathy Sara, Lionel Guyett, Fergus O'Donnell, Nicky Henson
Cora's tries to set up Mary with Evelyn Napier, who falls for his friend instead, with significant consequences for the household. Bates takes action to help cure his limp.
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Directed by Ben BoltWritten by Julian FellowesGuest stars Andrew Westfield, Theo James, Lionel Guyett, Roger Morlidge, Helen Sheals, Brendan Patricks
Mrs Hughes finds herself the focus of speculation when she meets a former suitor who makes her question her position. Violet and Isobel clash over a medical ailment affecting Molesley. Carson is concerned there is a thief at work in the grounds.
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Directed by Brian KellyWritten by Julian Fellowes, Shelagh StephensonGuest stars Allen Leech, Kevin Doyle, David Robb, Bill Fellows, Elizabeth Hill, Martin Reeve
Isobel finds herself at odds with Violet. Mary is introduced to a potential suitor but wants to be with Matthew. Anna works out who stole a valuable snuff box. O'Brien plans a way for Edith to get even with Mary.
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Directed by Brian KellyWritten by Julian FellowesGuest stars Kevin Doyle, Dean Williamson, Colin R. Campbell, Bernard Gallagher, Robert Bathurst
Sybil puts herself in danger when a fight breaks out. Sybil's sisters notice Matthew's feelings for her. Mary is surprised by a marriage proposal. Bates clears his name over the missing wine but resigns rather than name the real culprit.
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Directed by Brian PercivalWritten by Julian Fellowes, Tina PeplerGuest stars Allen Leech, Jamie de Courcey, Gerard Mcdermott, Marcus Kelly, Kate Bowes Renna, Greg Hobbs, Robert Bathurst
Cora's pregnancy throws the inheritance issue into doubt. Matthew must wait for an answer to his wedding proposal. O'Brien discovers more compromising information about Bates. Thomas leaves.
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Directed by Brian PercivalWritten by Julian FellowesGuest stars Allen Leech, Kevin Doyle, David Robb, Jane Wenham, Sean McKenzie, Ian Kelly, Richard Hawley, Christine Lohr