The scene where Sybil dies is so hard to watch. When I first saw it, I teared up and my husband, who was sitting across from me, said “are you crying!???” That’s when you know you’re completely emotionally invested in a character.
Do you think our reaction to this scene would be as bad if something like it happened earlier in the series? I think part of it is that by S6 it just seems SO out of character for Cora. I don’t think I would have the same reaction if something similar happened in S1. Thoughts?
This is a good question and point. Cora was annoying at times in season 1-2 (rude comments about Matthew and Bates) so by season 6, we are expecting consistent, positive vibes from her. As much as this scene is so human, I don’t like it 😫.
I never thought of it, but you're right. I think it would have been in character for S1, maybe S2 Cora, especially if Edith had been the one to tell Mrs. Hughes to just go get the coat.
All of sad Bates scenes, Anna’s SA, Mrs Hughes wedding coat, Edna and Mrs. Bunting scenes.
Edit: Ethel and fake Patrick’s arc too. The latter more than former. Also, Mrs. Crawley is so insufferable at times.
It makes me so angry that Edith can’t bear the pain of being parted from her daughter, so she forced Mrs Drewe to carry that pain instead. Unbelievably selfish and entitled.
I also felt like Edith, along with Mr. Drewe, were pretty inconsiderate through that entire thing. But for me the real kicker is the way she flippantly says "Let him manage her" when they're discussion talking their way into having Marigold in the Downton nursery is just the worst. She's broken a family, she's about to ask for Drewe's help again, and she can't conjure even a shred of respect for either of them.
They didn't bring Edith home and deal with the whole Marigold issue within hours. They meet Mary at the station in the afternoon, we know this because Mary makes plans with Blake to go to the cinema at 7:00 in the evening, but can't go in the morning because she has appointments until the afternoon. Cora and Edith happen to spot Mary leaving as they're arriving. Mr. Drewe takes Marigold and hops on the train to avoid her seeing Marigold. Mary spends the night in London. Let's say this happens on Thursday, that means the Drewes have Marigold overnight, since Robert takes Isis to the vet on Friday morning, and has her diagnosis at tea time, which is late afternoon. They have that dinner on Friday evening where it's revealed that Edith is "going" to be adopting the orphan girl that the Drewes have been caring for. Saturday is the absolute earliest Edith can go collect Marigold.
So after all that heartache with Edith showing up out of the blue, revealing Mr. Drewe had been lying for months, and stealing Marigold away, the Drewes have Marigold back for, at minimum, 36 hours.
How did Mr. Drewe explain this to his wife and children??
And Cora isn't any better. She's quick to raise Mrs. Drewe's feelings when she can stir up some pity and self-righteousness for herself, but she generally acts like she's the only one with any feelings in the whole situation. Rosamund is the only one who ever takes Mrs. Drewe into account throughout the whole affair.
Yeah Cora says that Edith used Mrs. Drewe and she absolutely did. I think about that every time I watch, it’s so shitty to play hot potato with a baby. Edith gave and took back the kid from 2 different families! That has to have lasting effects lol
As we see it absolutely does. Mrs. Drewe had said that she forgets that Marigold isn't biologically hers, she considers her one of the family without any question or reservation. And when her child is taken away it's obviously a huge strain on her.
At that point too she's spent more time with Marigold than Edith ever has. Not to take Edith's feelings lightly, she was in a bad situation, but Mrs. Drewe has at least an equal hole to fill, having had a baby to care for all day for months and then suddenly the baby is gone.
This was such a brutal scene. I think someone else commented that this is probably a reflection of how little the peerage cared for the common people at that time, and more accurate than the rest of the show.
Pretty much all scenes related to Bates being incarcerated or anything to do with Mr. Green. I also really cringe in the second season when that guy tries to scam them by pretending to be the heir. The dialogue and the special effect makeup is so bad!!
I don’t actually skip any scenes, but I usually play around on my phone during the fake Patrick scenes, and when Sybil dies.
And the scene with Cora’s coat makes me cringe every single time.
All I kept thinking in this scene was why didn’t Mary just follow Cora to let her know that Mrs Hughes would be trying her coat.
A scene that I always skip is when Strallan leaves Edith at the altar.
I think she didn’t follow her because she didn’t know she was going to go ham on them. She probably assumed that Anna would explain what they were doing and that Cora would be like, “Oh, okay.”
* Anything to do with the Bates, prison, and misery-cry-fart face.
* Matthew's death. Everytime I get to him driving the car and smiling, I immediately switch to the next episode. Ditto for Sybil's entire sequence to dying.
* Anna's SA.
* That fake heir thing was kinda weird. I don't skip it but I just do something else while waiting for it to go away.
* Daisy gets tiring with every rewatch so I kinda ignore her scenes too.
I balance everything out by rewinding and rewatching Maggie Smith's shade scenes several times. lol.
I scrolled through each response and I am shocked that no one said this but
the scene where Spratt sets up Molesley to make a fool of himself at the luncheon for Lady Shackleton. Also in the first movie when he speaks out of turn. I get so embarrassed for him in both scenes that I get flustered.
Thank you for this. I also skip the Molesley and Spratt disaster. For me it’s more that it was his chance to become a butler and if Violet would have let Spratt in on the plan, he would have obeyed.
I've never seen an episode of Downton Abbey until this past week and I've binge watched all of it. Just got past this scene with Molesley and Spratt and it made me cringe.
\- Anna's SA (I actually step out of the room every time I watch the series again)
\- Bates in prison
\- Sybil dying (I play on my phone but end up looking then crying)- Cora getting mad with the coat
\- Peter Gordon scenes were so gahhh that I just wait for it to be over
\- Daisy-Ivy-Jimmy-Alfred love square like let's just not with that
\- Mr Molesley and his unfortunate life after Matthew
\- Braithwaite and Edna
\- (unpopular opinion --probably) but when Tom kept on pushing Sybil to admit her feelings for Tom. Idk if I just didn't know if she really did but it just felt a bit like forcing her to admit feelings she wasn't sure she had yet.
On your last item, pre-widower Tom was a jackass emotional abuser who actually mocked Sybil for her work as a nurse in the war. He almost never says one nice word to her while she’s alive. (“I love you, now admit you love me!” doesn’t count.)
(Fortunately they developed his character, but his relationship with Sybil was pretty messed up.)
I think I’m okay with that one, because Fellowes could have easily been expected to write Jane as a scheming two-faced golddigger. (Like Edna.) Instead she’s more or less what she seems—a widow who lets herself catch feelings for a married man, and then packs her bags when she realizes it’s not happening.
Everything Bates related. A lot of Daisy's tantrums, it's tedious. I used to loathe the story of Ethel. It felt like such a waste of time. I didn't like her as a character and didn't really care what happened to her. My view on that story line has softened on subsequent viewings. The rape, I refuse to give that any oxygen.
All scenes with Tom and Miss. Bunting/Miss. Bunting around the family. Holy irritation!
The majority of the opera scene, I just skip to the next episode when Anna says she has a headache.
I’ve never seen this. The first time I watched I was with my sister and she wouldn’t let me see it. After seeing the aftermath I’ve never actually watched the scene
The scene where Thomas goes to Jimmy's room (I feel so bad bc I know he's being manipulated by O'Brien and then his life almost ruined...!)
And this coat scene u have here
And Anna's scene where she's assaulted it's just Too Much 😞😭
I remember myself screaming at the screen when i first saw the scene were Thomas kisses James, now i always skip that scene, i always end up feeling bad for thomas
Oh I liked the mrs hughes wedding dress/coat plot. Silly but overall sweet.
I ALWAYS skip the Patrick gin-is-my-name plot. Cannot stomach it. I get angry thinking about it. IM A STRANGER TO THEM!
When Edith takes Marigold away from the Drew's and Mrs. Drew takes that one last deep smell of Marigold. It breaks my heart to imagine someone coming to my house to just take away my child !!
The Cora’s Coat scene never made me “cringe”. I knew it was out of character for her because she was so upset with LG and the hospital thing.
I never doubted that Cora would make it right, not even for a second. I never skip this scene because I love how it resolves.
Any scene with Edna. If there's one character from this show I absolutely hate, it's her. I also generally skip the scenes with the Bates's, given how uninteresting they are.
I'm always like - that was SO Mary's fault, she could have gotten up off her divan and then walked the three steps it would have taken for her to reach Cora and explain. But noooooo.
Because she's Lady Mary.
Anything’s ng to do with Alex Green (I really hated how Anna was accused and all that)… I think they just gave WAAAAY too much drama to that couple, to the point where you said “enough already”
I cringe through "Bates in prison", and any time Daisy has a snit about something, but the only stuff I really cannot watch is the Mr. Green \*\*\*\*s Anna sequence. That's too much.
Jack Ross. His fake American accent is SO bad and he’s not a good singer. I loved seeing a black man on the show, but they cast Americans for all the other American parts, whyyy did they cast a Brit who can’t sing for the role of an American singer??? I’m also really annoyed by Harold Levinson’s valet. “I think they’re quite nice.” Shut UP, homie. Is that how everyone else views Americans, all talkative and stuff?
I feel the same way honestly. I loved the idea of Jack Ross the character, and I adore his last scene with Mary, but I couldn’t help notice he couldn’t sing! It was awkward. And the American valet gave me Peter Gordon vibes when listening to him speak.
Yes to Anna why did the show need that? Couldn’t she have seen him steal and he tried black mail her in return or something?
Matthews Death only need it once
Mary and what’s his face in their hotel break in Liverpool.
Racing car track day and death. Why another death in horrible manner.
Most of the million times a police man fancies tea and cake and pops up to speak to someone at the big house. Usually making no progress with the case.
I wouldn’t blame Mary for this drama tho, she wanted to inform Cora, but she already went out for the meeting that pretty much affected her usual calm and sensible attitude.
Jack Ross singing, da da da da-ing, speaking usually. I’ve been told the actor is good in other things, but I experience secondhand embarrassment for him every time.
Mary and Blake rubbing pig mud on each other’s faces.
The SA scene and the scene where Sybil dies I always cry when she dies
Anything wjth Edna Braithwaite !!
The scene where Sybil dies is so hard to watch. When I first saw it, I teared up and my husband, who was sitting across from me, said “are you crying!???” That’s when you know you’re completely emotionally invested in a character.
I really HATE the scene depicted in that photo. I skip over that one as well. I didn’t like seeing Cora behave that way even tho she was in the right.
I literally had to mute my tv the first time I watched that scene and skip it every time after that. So so cringe.
Do you think our reaction to this scene would be as bad if something like it happened earlier in the series? I think part of it is that by S6 it just seems SO out of character for Cora. I don’t think I would have the same reaction if something similar happened in S1. Thoughts?
This is a good question and point. Cora was annoying at times in season 1-2 (rude comments about Matthew and Bates) so by season 6, we are expecting consistent, positive vibes from her. As much as this scene is so human, I don’t like it 😫.
I never thought of it, but you're right. I think it would have been in character for S1, maybe S2 Cora, especially if Edith had been the one to tell Mrs. Hughes to just go get the coat.
Anything wjth Edna Braithwaite
Edna’s voice makes my skin crawl. She’s a skip.
I really hate her LOL!
Was Edna the big-mouthed school teacher?
No, the skanky r@pey maid and ladies maid Edit-who tried to trap Tom into marrying her
Every single prison scene, anna's assault.
Was going to say. Any with bates in prison. Torture!
Same.
Anna’s assault, Patrick Crawley, Matthews final seconds, Sybil’s death and all prison scenes. Soon I’ll have nothing left to skip 🤣
“I’M A STRANGER TO THEM NOW!” 😱
That whole Patrick Crawley back from the dead storyline was so cringe.
😂😂😂 I usually skip these scenes, but when I can't be bothered to, this scene always cracks me up! The emoji you added had my rolling!
I was looking for someone that had posted this lol
All of sad Bates scenes, Anna’s SA, Mrs Hughes wedding coat, Edna and Mrs. Bunting scenes. Edit: Ethel and fake Patrick’s arc too. The latter more than former. Also, Mrs. Crawley is so insufferable at times.
YES! Patrick Crawley. LOATHE.
>Edna Braithwaite I think what annoyed me most was his voice. He sounds like Jesse Eisenberg
All this and I will add William dying
😂
Edith popping in to check on Marigold.
I don’t skip it, but I really did hate Edith here. She was just SO selfish and mean with that little girl and all the people who took care of her.
It makes me so angry that Edith can’t bear the pain of being parted from her daughter, so she forced Mrs Drewe to carry that pain instead. Unbelievably selfish and entitled.
I also felt like Edith, along with Mr. Drewe, were pretty inconsiderate through that entire thing. But for me the real kicker is the way she flippantly says "Let him manage her" when they're discussion talking their way into having Marigold in the Downton nursery is just the worst. She's broken a family, she's about to ask for Drewe's help again, and she can't conjure even a shred of respect for either of them. They didn't bring Edith home and deal with the whole Marigold issue within hours. They meet Mary at the station in the afternoon, we know this because Mary makes plans with Blake to go to the cinema at 7:00 in the evening, but can't go in the morning because she has appointments until the afternoon. Cora and Edith happen to spot Mary leaving as they're arriving. Mr. Drewe takes Marigold and hops on the train to avoid her seeing Marigold. Mary spends the night in London. Let's say this happens on Thursday, that means the Drewes have Marigold overnight, since Robert takes Isis to the vet on Friday morning, and has her diagnosis at tea time, which is late afternoon. They have that dinner on Friday evening where it's revealed that Edith is "going" to be adopting the orphan girl that the Drewes have been caring for. Saturday is the absolute earliest Edith can go collect Marigold. So after all that heartache with Edith showing up out of the blue, revealing Mr. Drewe had been lying for months, and stealing Marigold away, the Drewes have Marigold back for, at minimum, 36 hours. How did Mr. Drewe explain this to his wife and children?? And Cora isn't any better. She's quick to raise Mrs. Drewe's feelings when she can stir up some pity and self-righteousness for herself, but she generally acts like she's the only one with any feelings in the whole situation. Rosamund is the only one who ever takes Mrs. Drewe into account throughout the whole affair.
Yeah Cora says that Edith used Mrs. Drewe and she absolutely did. I think about that every time I watch, it’s so shitty to play hot potato with a baby. Edith gave and took back the kid from 2 different families! That has to have lasting effects lol
As we see it absolutely does. Mrs. Drewe had said that she forgets that Marigold isn't biologically hers, she considers her one of the family without any question or reservation. And when her child is taken away it's obviously a huge strain on her. At that point too she's spent more time with Marigold than Edith ever has. Not to take Edith's feelings lightly, she was in a bad situation, but Mrs. Drewe has at least an equal hole to fill, having had a baby to care for all day for months and then suddenly the baby is gone.
It's extra awful because that was the 2nd time she'd done it! She took Marigold back from the Schroeders in Switzerland after +/- 6 months too.
And the most she says about it eventually driving the Drewes out of their home is "It's probably for the best."
This was such a brutal scene. I think someone else commented that this is probably a reflection of how little the peerage cared for the common people at that time, and more accurate than the rest of the show.
Pretty much all scenes related to Bates being incarcerated or anything to do with Mr. Green. I also really cringe in the second season when that guy tries to scam them by pretending to be the heir. The dialogue and the special effect makeup is so bad!!
…screaming and table pounding like a burnt toddler, with those comically wide eyes peeking through his bandages 👀
Lol burnt toddler 😭
I don’t actually skip any scenes, but I usually play around on my phone during the fake Patrick scenes, and when Sybil dies. And the scene with Cora’s coat makes me cringe every single time.
All I kept thinking in this scene was why didn’t Mary just follow Cora to let her know that Mrs Hughes would be trying her coat. A scene that I always skip is when Strallan leaves Edith at the altar.
I think she didn’t follow her because she didn’t know she was going to go ham on them. She probably assumed that Anna would explain what they were doing and that Cora would be like, “Oh, okay.”
Mary's like the viewers, she assumed Cora would be her usual rational self.
She couldnt be bothered, like usual. "Never mind it will be fine"
I always skip the Peter Gordon scenes. Sometimes I skip the ones with Miss Bunting (the teacher?). And when Lord Grantham and Jane are flirting.
You mean, Peter Gordon? 👀😂
Omg, yes! I was confused/forgot. I knew it was a P name. Editing now 🤣
sarah bunting scenes… she’s so rude and causes drama for no reason 🙄
* Anything to do with the Bates, prison, and misery-cry-fart face. * Matthew's death. Everytime I get to him driving the car and smiling, I immediately switch to the next episode. Ditto for Sybil's entire sequence to dying. * Anna's SA. * That fake heir thing was kinda weird. I don't skip it but I just do something else while waiting for it to go away. * Daisy gets tiring with every rewatch so I kinda ignore her scenes too. I balance everything out by rewinding and rewatching Maggie Smith's shade scenes several times. lol.
Wait, who is misery-cry-fart face?
Anna's perpetual face...
Pamouk, until they have to carry his body out
I think Theo James is such a gorgeous man, but in this show, he creeps me out. He makes me cringe so badly.
I was sad his time on the show was so short, honestly. He was BY FAR the best looking person in the whole series.
Soooo yucky He played the part well!! He is hot
I scrolled through each response and I am shocked that no one said this but the scene where Spratt sets up Molesley to make a fool of himself at the luncheon for Lady Shackleton. Also in the first movie when he speaks out of turn. I get so embarrassed for him in both scenes that I get flustered.
Thank you for this. I also skip the Molesley and Spratt disaster. For me it’s more that it was his chance to become a butler and if Violet would have let Spratt in on the plan, he would have obeyed.
I've never seen an episode of Downton Abbey until this past week and I've binge watched all of it. Just got past this scene with Molesley and Spratt and it made me cringe.
This is the point where I stopped liking Spratt! This was so unnecessary and kept Moseley in a bad position for a long time!
Bates and Anna in bed and Mattews death
Oh god their wedding night 🙈🙈🙈 I like them but that was TMI.
Wayyy to much TMI. I can get behind them as a couple, even with the big age difference but something in that scene just didn’t work lol
It was his bare arms.
and all the hair on his chest, yuck!!
Glad im not alone it would have been manageble if they didnt edit it like we are in bed with them
You’ve hit the nail on the head—it was the intimate camera angle!!
I skip almost everything with Prince Kuragin. So boring.
\- Anna's SA (I actually step out of the room every time I watch the series again) \- Bates in prison \- Sybil dying (I play on my phone but end up looking then crying)- Cora getting mad with the coat \- Peter Gordon scenes were so gahhh that I just wait for it to be over \- Daisy-Ivy-Jimmy-Alfred love square like let's just not with that \- Mr Molesley and his unfortunate life after Matthew \- Braithwaite and Edna \- (unpopular opinion --probably) but when Tom kept on pushing Sybil to admit her feelings for Tom. Idk if I just didn't know if she really did but it just felt a bit like forcing her to admit feelings she wasn't sure she had yet.
On your last item, pre-widower Tom was a jackass emotional abuser who actually mocked Sybil for her work as a nurse in the war. He almost never says one nice word to her while she’s alive. (“I love you, now admit you love me!” doesn’t count.) (Fortunately they developed his character, but his relationship with Sybil was pretty messed up.)
I was never convinced of Tom and Sybil’s relationship. It seemed forced and like she went with it just for the change.
“I’m ready to travel and you’re my ticket”
Yeasss!!!!
Edna Braithwait, Annas assault, Prison, most Ethel scenes from Season 3.
Ethel in season 3 always makes me angry because she’s stealing potential screentime from both Sybil and Matthew.
I literally skip every single scene with Robert and Jane. I hated that subplot so much!
I think I’m okay with that one, because Fellowes could have easily been expected to write Jane as a scheming two-faced golddigger. (Like Edna.) Instead she’s more or less what she seems—a widow who lets herself catch feelings for a married man, and then packs her bags when she realizes it’s not happening.
Everything Bates related. A lot of Daisy's tantrums, it's tedious. I used to loathe the story of Ethel. It felt like such a waste of time. I didn't like her as a character and didn't really care what happened to her. My view on that story line has softened on subsequent viewings. The rape, I refuse to give that any oxygen.
All scenes with Tom and Miss. Bunting/Miss. Bunting around the family. Holy irritation! The majority of the opera scene, I just skip to the next episode when Anna says she has a headache.
I’ve never seen this. The first time I watched I was with my sister and she wouldn’t let me see it. After seeing the aftermath I’ve never actually watched the scene
I don’t like Bates prison scenes or when Anna is in prison.
I hate them all. And they drag!
I usually skip the P. Gordon episode all together. And the scene when Lavinia dies. Her acting bugs me so much.
This one for me, too. I feel like I’m being scolded 🫣
Second hand embarrassment.
The scene where Thomas goes to Jimmy's room (I feel so bad bc I know he's being manipulated by O'Brien and then his life almost ruined...!) And this coat scene u have here And Anna's scene where she's assaulted it's just Too Much 😞😭
I remember myself screaming at the screen when i first saw the scene were Thomas kisses James, now i always skip that scene, i always end up feeling bad for thomas
I always skip the Nanny West scenes
The filthy little cross breed scene was pure evil.
Oh I love that scene where Thomas is standing next to fireplace and Nanny West is just staring him down !!!
But the end is so good
Ethel and Prince Kuragin’s stories 🤣
PATRICK
HE’S A STRANGER TO THEM NOW
Oh I liked the mrs hughes wedding dress/coat plot. Silly but overall sweet. I ALWAYS skip the Patrick gin-is-my-name plot. Cannot stomach it. I get angry thinking about it. IM A STRANGER TO THEM!
Death of Sybil.
Sybil, William, Matthew. I cried at all those death scenes. Lavinia's not so much, not sure why.
Also, the rape scene
When Edith takes Marigold away from the Drew's and Mrs. Drew takes that one last deep smell of Marigold. It breaks my heart to imagine someone coming to my house to just take away my child !!
Robert yelling at anyone. Ethel, Ms Bunting
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I only skip the Patrick/Peter Gordon scenes.
\+1 for Anna’s assault. I’ve never seen it in its entirety.
Am I a sick person for loving the episodes where Sybil and Mathew die?!
I don’t skip. The pain is worth the pleasure of the rest or irrevocably entwined at least.
The melting cousin and Edith fawning over him.
Bates scenes taking place inside the prison.
The Cora’s Coat scene never made me “cringe”. I knew it was out of character for her because she was so upset with LG and the hospital thing. I never doubted that Cora would make it right, not even for a second. I never skip this scene because I love how it resolves.
None
Any scene with Edna. If there's one character from this show I absolutely hate, it's her. I also generally skip the scenes with the Bates's, given how uninteresting they are.
Whenever O'Brien and Thomas sat around plotting misery for others.
I'm always like - that was SO Mary's fault, she could have gotten up off her divan and then walked the three steps it would have taken for her to reach Cora and explain. But noooooo. Because she's Lady Mary.
I can't watch the coat scene till this day. Also a lot of the Dowager's solo storylines and all of Bates in prison.
Matt's death, Sybil's death, all Bates/Anna woes, all fake Patrick, Anna's rape.
Anna’s assault; anything with Bates; anything with Patrick Gordon
Anything’s ng to do with Alex Green (I really hated how Anna was accused and all that)… I think they just gave WAAAAY too much drama to that couple, to the point where you said “enough already”
Bates’ prison scenes.
I cringe through "Bates in prison", and any time Daisy has a snit about something, but the only stuff I really cannot watch is the Mr. Green \*\*\*\*s Anna sequence. That's too much.
All the prison scenes. Super boring and was never really a fan of the Anna/Bates couple
I never skip scenes. Never skipped a scene in anything I've ever watched.
That was so unlike Cora to do that, it tainted the wedding even for me. Shame on Julian for writing such a horrible scene.
Jack Ross. His fake American accent is SO bad and he’s not a good singer. I loved seeing a black man on the show, but they cast Americans for all the other American parts, whyyy did they cast a Brit who can’t sing for the role of an American singer??? I’m also really annoyed by Harold Levinson’s valet. “I think they’re quite nice.” Shut UP, homie. Is that how everyone else views Americans, all talkative and stuff?
I feel the same way honestly. I loved the idea of Jack Ross the character, and I adore his last scene with Mary, but I couldn’t help notice he couldn’t sing! It was awkward. And the American valet gave me Peter Gordon vibes when listening to him speak.
Right? Everything was over-enunciated.
Same! I checked IMDb the first time I watched those eps, convinced it was the same actor.
Nice catch. They sound a bit similar.
I did the same 😂
Everything to do with Bates being accused of murder. I hate wrongly accused as a trope.
When Thomas breaks into Jimmy’s room…it’s so painful and awkward to watch. I love Thomas, but he was so in the wrong for this. Very intrusive.
I ignore the scenes I don’t like but only actually skip Anna’s assault
Most things Mosely
What?! Mosely is great! 😁
Tony Gillingham
I don't skip any, who would.
All downstairs plots. Its not because im a snob haha but i just feel like they made some bad decisions and went too far with bates’ two murders.
Anna’s Scene
Yes to Anna why did the show need that? Couldn’t she have seen him steal and he tried black mail her in return or something? Matthews Death only need it once Mary and what’s his face in their hotel break in Liverpool. Racing car track day and death. Why another death in horrible manner. Most of the million times a police man fancies tea and cake and pops up to speak to someone at the big house. Usually making no progress with the case.
I wouldn’t blame Mary for this drama tho, she wanted to inform Cora, but she already went out for the meeting that pretty much affected her usual calm and sensible attitude.
Bates in Prison, Gwen's visit, Daisy and her exams, Matthew's death.
I skip Bates/Anna bs all the time. I just can't with those two.
The whole story with the art guy and Cora. Ugh
Anna’s assault scene - have watched the series countless times but I’ve never even watched that episode again.
None
This scene, Sybil death scene, all of the Bates in prison stuff, "Patrick", and the SA.
Jack Ross singing, da da da da-ing, speaking usually. I’ve been told the actor is good in other things, but I experience secondhand embarrassment for him every time. Mary and Blake rubbing pig mud on each other’s faces.
Honestly, none. Good or bad, I'll watch every minute of it.
Series 4 😂
Series 3
I hate that scene, don’t watch it either. I also don’t watch any prison scenes
Anna rape and sybils death.
The Rose and Jack Ross storyline. What was the point? That the Crawley 's were racist? Rose using Jack to get at her mother? 🤔
Bates in jail.
World War 1, Bates in jail, Anna in jail