On a less depressing note, the Season 3 finale of PBS's “Downton Abbey†averaged 8.2 million viewers Sunday â€" nearly 3 million more viewers than those who watched the Season 2 finale in February of '12. Season 3 more than quadrupled PBS's
So. That happened. Lots of other things happened, too, by the way. They kind of had to, seeing as how this movie-length episode which originally aire.
Julian Fellowes talks about his approach to writing Season 3 of "Downton Abbey," characters who may (or may not) be returning for Season 4, and other "Downton"-related projects he may (or may not) be working on.
Another season of "Downton Abbey" has swiftly gone by, and those of us who are fans deserve a break. The tragic death of one character -- Lady Sybil -- was hard enough to take, but when the final episode concluded with the upright Matthew Crawley dying
Ah, One Direction and Downton Abbey â€" two great institutions from across the pond that go together like peanut butter and jelly (or, should we say, bangers and mash). Or at least so thought YouTube user Richard Sandling,
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