I have it on my list to watch. It still sits behind The Wire, Band of Brothers, Rome, Firefly, The White Queen and the BBC version of Sherlock. But since I’ve see those twice it’s close to next, right after true detective and before Game of Thrones and Outlander start again.
We’ve always been interested in a wide range of film, TV, and stage productions, and were actually surprised by how much we enjoyed Downton.
We’re in Europe almost every year, and even friends we visit in England love it. You can visit Highclere Castle if you plan to be in the “hood.” It’s about an hour and a half from London.
Also, if you liked Downton, you might want to check these out–Upstairs, Downstairs–Brideshead Revisited–A Room With a View–The Remains of the Day.
[quote=temeculaguy]I have it on my list to watch. It still sits behind The Wire, Band of Brothers, Rome, Firefly, The White Queen and the BBC version of Sherlock. But since I’ve see those twice it’s close to next, right after true detective and before Game of Thrones and Outlander start again.[/quote]
No offense intended,must I thought you went to temecula to have space and quality of life to do cool,things? That kind of sounds like nightly binge watching.
[quote=scaredyclassic]Yeah. This highly charged multi disc programming should come with a warning label. Impossible to stop watching. Bad for nocturnal health[/quote]
Downton is chichi. A period piece with too much modern sensibilities.
Gosford Park, the film is was supposed to be a sequel to is much better.
Was is just you and wifey, or the kids loved it too?
It is – but I don’t know if it would have been without Maggie Smith. And Mr. Barrow, who looks just like the guy from the home renovation show Flip or Flop (Tarek El Moussa, I think is his name). Mr. Barrow made a great (somewhat) villain. Don’t know whether the guy from Flip or Flop is a villain.
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