Still have a hard time believing that's him in Star Trek.

It makes sense that if the kids are insane, that's why they get along so well with their delusional uncle.

Consider me soiled despite your warning.

I thought for sure Denker was gonna do something with that stamp. That was a Chekhov's stamp if I ever saw one.

Weddings for all!

But she lost to The Doctor, so…

Only Asian I can remember is that one guy in that one season of In Living Color.

Of course post the most ghoulish Youtube video thumbnail of all.

Whatever the reason, I want some of whatever pills he's taking.

I have to wonder if that plot point is a backhanded compliment from the British.

I'd like to say that the family made their own concessions along the way, but it does seem like it was Branson doing most of the changing.

Well, there was Mr. Pamuk, yes? They tend not to last long around Lady Mary.

The moments that had me tense were when Daisy would talk about how she was going to give "Her Ladyship" a piece of her mind. Oh my god she needed to be tied to a tree.

I feel like a lot of the complaints on this review about the perspective on class might've been mitigated if Sybil's actress hadn't left to pursue her success (?) in the movies. Sybil was an excellent outlet for those kinds of stories and no other character really could fill that role without acting out of character.

I feel like he's been slightly cast adrift ever since he lost that bitchy lady's maid to bounce off of. There's really no one left at Downton that's a decent foil for him.

Idiot plot, thy name is Julian Fellowes.

So many dead ends or interesting possibilities not taken. I'm honestly a bit surprised that Mary and Branson haven't had a storyline about developing more than friendly feelings for each other. He started to seem more like an inevitable partner for Mary once they began working together on the estate and the salacious…

Clearly!

She's Japanese, you fool!

Yeah if she throws an English accent into Only Yesterday I'm going to be furious.