I loved how Tom's character developed over the series, like it so wholesome. From being tolerated by the family to be actually loved and cared for even after Sybil's death.
@@beccam4130True. Tom really grew into his own and became the family's stalwart. I was so happy when he teamed up with Henry to create a company doing something they both were passionate about, cars. He deserved it.
Tom had the best character arc of the entire series!!! He became everyone in the family's favorite person - including each of Mary's men. And who can forget the scene with he checks Mary about betraying Edith! I play this one over and over!!!
Love how he told Mary off! I finished watching all the series AGAIN the other day. And then watched the two movies AGAIN. I think my 6th time. I must be part of the family by now, or at least a kitchen maid. 🤣
I love his relationship with Mary and Edith, especially Mary. They're like actual brother and sisters who truly care for one another and want each other to be happy.
Allen Leech said in one interview that his character was supposed to be for Season 1 only but the creators liked him and his role they eventually decided to create a storyline for him.
After Larry humiliated him at the previous dinner it was sweet on so many levels that Tom got that moment, in defence of himself, Matthew’s memory which Larry had just insulted, as he and Tom developed a close friendship, and because Tom was defending the family he had come to love from Larry’s vindictiveness.
She has accepted him and is doing her best to help him feel comfortable. It took her a while, but she's a smart lady and Tom's goodness and abilities won her over.
1:30 That is one of my favorite scenes from the entire show as well as one of the best Tom scenes. Mary spends so much of the show ruining her own life or Edith’s. But everyone, her parents, her friends, the servants, they all treat her like some queen. Tom is one of the ONLY people on the show who truly knows Mary and calls her out on it. It’s such a nice breath of fresh air to have someone finally give Mary the straight up facts about how mean and selfish she can be. Tom and Mary have such an awesome relationship. They bug each other but they love each other and most of their fights are about not agreeing on good things.
More like character's assimilation. Not for nothing is this series a conservative fantasy with nice rich people taking care of their servants, class collaboration, etc. Obviously, as Fellowes is himself an aristocrat and member of the tory party. This is not to say is a bad series, I enjoyed a lot. But I certainly knew what I was watching.
There are so many Tom Branson moments that I love. Far too many to mention in a single comment. Thank Heaven DA you included one of them in this video. 7:55 When this episode aired I squealed with delight when he and Miss Sybiee walked through the door. I appreciate it because it gave the family and Mr and Mrs Carson a moment to celebrate the day in their own way. The family for Tom's homecoming and the Happy Couple on their wedding day. A day of double celebrations all around. 💕🥂
Two of my favorite Tom moments besides the Sybil one of course-When he was drugged and both Edith and esp. Mary defended him.When he himself defended baptizing miss Sybil,And the best was when he was crying and the leader of the female staff told him he was a member of the family now,don't let anyone try to belittle yourself.Powerful moments Leache tackled admirably.
I'm a man as a man can be. But when Sybil came out with that blue outfit....I really did give a heartfelt smile when I saw that. She had such a giving heart. Her character.
One thing I really wish the show went into was just how cruel the English were to the Irish people over the last few hundred years. To showcase exactly why Tom resented the idea of a monarchy and the peerage. England stripped us Irish of our rights, our land, our language and directly caused the starvation of millions of Irish people due to them taking all of the healthy crops and leaving us with nothing. The monarchy didn't bother their arses to try save any of us. Tom had every right to feel the way he did towards them although not all upper class people are bad. The show takes liberties for sure. Most lower class Irish people in the early to mid 1900s England would have not been served in shops, let alone marry anyone above their station and get away with it
I can't speak much about what you wrote but with respect to someone from the working classes marrying into the upper crust, I would say the war, much like death, is a great leveller. It in fact reduced many upper classes to way lower than they started. Downtown Abbey brings this up. Many rich aristocratic families incurred losses because of the war and had to trade palaces for something less. So at that point, they became accessible to people they wouldn't otherwise have been.
It would take So Little for most viewers (looking at you, Americans) to educate themselves about the history of Ireland and England. And understand fully how painful it was to be Irish in England at the time. In some ways, it still is. Prejudice never goes away completely. 'Downton Abbey', however, was not written for the History Channel and Tom's character would have been reduced to an overbearing revolutionary had he been politically strident.
Gotta love his character arc from the series to the movies and how most of the family went to detecting him to loving him till the ends of the earth like their own flesh and blood. Sybil was taken too soon but Lucy is a beautiful person too and she'll never try to be a replacement for her in his heart, The Crawleys nor Sybbie's. EDIT: Gotta love how much of a darling Allen is too. Introducing Michelle to her late fiance and playing matchmaker before his untimely death!
I ABSOLUTELY ADORE THE ENTIRE CAST.......IN THIS SCENE AND QUITE A FEW OTHERS, I HAVE CONTINUALLY ENJOYED THAT :TOM" HAS PLAYED HIS ROLE TO PERFECTION. AND TO WATCH SUCH GREAT WRITING IS A PLEASURE DOWNTON ABBEY WILL BE A CLASSIC FOR CENTURIES TO COME. ❤
I LOVED when he went after Mary, it was overdue, I think it played a huge part in her growth really. Mary had great traits but that nasty side of hers was horrible. Edith was not innocent either but grew up quicker
I all honesty, Mary was definitely wrong in telling Bertie about Marigold. But I have to say it was difficult to feel for Edith because she was going to trap Bertie into Marriage without telling him about Marigold. She agreed to Marry him without telling him.
@@lauraschoenborn3544 If I remember correctly Edith tried putting Bertie off and hadn't really said yes at that point. I really believe she would have told him.
What makes it bad is that Bertie thinks Edith wouldn’t tell him especially since Mary was the one telling him. It’s about the honesty and Edith was going to tell Bertie but Mary said it faster to make Edith look bad
I have watched the seasons and movies multiple times and am thrilled for these reflections just wish they were in chronologically order with the series.
In all fairness, I do enjoy 4:10. Not so much the conversation between Lord Grantham and Branson, but the conversation Robert has with Carson afterwards. Noting how the previous chauffeur left to open a Tea shop 🫖. Of course Carson disdains the idea with every fiber of his being.
Indeed. Most pivotal moment, it cemented the friendship that grew between Matthew and Tom, and after his death the close bond between him and Mary. It was telling in the later seasons only Tom could speak to Mary as bluntly as Matthew did at times.
I loved tge scene where Maggie Smith says to Mrs. Cawley..thatwhen she went to the the south of France that she wrote to Tom to let them know where she went! That he's the only one withr scence in the family!!!
Tom is the unlikely hero of Downton Abbey. He started out as a fiery socialist revolutionary, then became a dignified, honorable gentleman who would lay down his life for the Grantham family. In a way, I think he's the reincarnation of Sybil, always holding the family accountable and being everyone's rock.
Tom was my second favorite character from the show (minus Sybil) He has some ridiculously good character growth. I love watching his relationship with the Crawley family change over time. Especially with Mary. She starts off wanting to break him and Sybil up but then they become siblings practically. He spends a lot of his time trying to help Mary which sometimes makes her angry at him but in the long run he’s usually right. He starts off as this hot headed political guy and then he becomes this kind, funny, loyal guy to a family he originally didn’t like. His and Sybil’s relationship was so beautiful and I loved it. Best one on the show. Watching Tom lose Sybil and then have to figure out what to do with his life was so sad to watch. But Tom was such a good, awesome character. I loved him so much!
“Are you quite finished?” It’s the fact that neither Tom nor Matthew dared contradict her either. I also loved later how Violet schemes with Tom to bring Mary into running the estate and when she goes off on her cruise, Tom is literally the only person who knows how to contact her as “he’s the most sensible one in that house”. 😂
Love Tom, love Sybil, and I know he adored her, but: she was TOTALLY not into him for the entire first part of their relationship. And even later... you get the vibe that she mostly just married him to shake up her life.
Yes I agree. Especially when Sybill replied to Tom asking her to runaway with him, "your my ticket to a different life", that makes me feel that she was bored with her aristocratic life and wanted out so Tom was the obvious solution.
If there is a new series, I am hoping that Tom gets into politics. He has the position and property now. It would be great to see him fighting for Ireland and also supporting the English the upper class at the same time - a great source of conflict for his character. Actually, I had thought years ago when he exchanges a few words with the prime minster at Downton, that a story line for a political Tom was being prefaced, but nothing ever really happened.
Carson didn’t like serving Mr Branson because he didn’t agree him marrying into the family. Servants and masters shouldn’t mix. The food was higher than it was for everyone else.
@@juliagoodfellow7539 l think Carson felt extremely uncomfortable serving Tom and just wasn't thinking. Tom reacted with grace and dignity. Calling him "Mr" Carson, which as a member of the family he didn't have to do.
He started as a chauffeur with hard political persuasions, was treated as lower and not worthy of the love of a Grantham daughter. Over time he grew within the ranks, married thst Grantham daughter and helped bring Downtown to a more modern time and ended up becoming like family to everyone.
I agree with your over-all opinion, but do you really think that as a chauffeur he would have been treated any differently initially ? He was a servant for Pete's sake. And Irish as well. You don't marry the servants.
while I liked small brief snippets of the series, I could not watch entire episodes. They remind me far too much of the base nature of the human character... the entitled in an era of privilege where the ordinary person was looked upon as far less than human... I have come across some of those people in my life...
I have such a hard time feeling sorry for Branson feeling so patronized at the family dinners when he chose that life. You never just marry your spouse do you? He was such a crybaby and manipulated Sybil. It was disgusting. For instance, when she said she was just trying to make things easier for him, he replied, easier for me or easier for you? It should have been for both of them as they are now married. Big baby. 🙄
He left her alone in Ireland too when she was pregnant so he could get away from trouble. Went straight to Downton without her. He got a right telling off. She was to follow him but travel by herself?? 😮
I don't agree. Sybil finally saying yes to him, was 100% "take me away from all this". He was taking a tremendous risk with marrying a rich rebellious woman. Buyer's remorse could be strong.
The writer never details what Tom means by socialism, so his ardor is as meaningless as everyone who also never explain, probably because they do not know themselves?
I loved how Tom's character developed over the series, like it so wholesome. From being tolerated by the family to be actually loved and cared for even after Sybil's death.
Like he became the son Robert always wanted.
then he winds up marrying into the family fortune....
Tom has such a great character arc from the beginning of the series to the end of the second movie. One of my favorite characters from Downton Abbey!
And when the dowager remarked about Larry Grey.....in any other century he would have been called out and shot. No truer words have ever been said.
Spot on!
@@beccam4130True. Tom really grew into his own and became the family's stalwart. I was so happy when he teamed up with Henry to create a company doing something they both were passionate about, cars. He deserved it.
Mine, too.
1:12 is sums him up, and I love him for it.
I agree with his politics, too. He was right. 🇮🇪
"I know I can trust you to steer". Great repartee between the Dowager Duchess and Branson.
She's the Dowager Countess of Grantham. But in the case of Dame Maggie Smith, she's the exception that proves the rule. 💜
@@m.layfette6249 Whoops, my bad. It's been a few years but I sure loved that show.
@@janegardener1662 "If I were to search for logic, I should not look for it among the English upper class." 😂💕😉
@@m.layfette6249 So many quotable moments! Truly great writers on this project.
@@janegardener1662 Julian Fellowes is the sole creditor for every script and quip for Downton Abbey. "And who could argue with that?!?"
Tom had the best character arc of the entire series!!! He became everyone in the family's favorite person - including each of Mary's men. And who can forget the scene with he checks Mary about betraying Edith! I play this one over and over!!!
Love how he told Mary off! I finished watching all the series AGAIN the other day. And then watched the two movies AGAIN. I think my 6th time. I must be part of the family by now, or at least a kitchen maid. 🤣
Where did you watch it?
Omh same 😅😅😅
Yes like we’re family lol. How does one watch the series and the movie?
I bought all on Vudu so I can always watch again and again and again and.....
@@lupechacon-florez7520I have all the dvds
Tom had the best character development
I agree!
He also pushed the other characters in their development!
@@karenstjohn6759 at first I didn’t love Tom, but as he began to appear in the show more I liked him better and better
@jeancarroll7957 He could also be offensive when he wanted to be.
I love his relationship with Mary and Edith, especially Mary. They're like actual brother and sisters who truly care for one another and want each other to be happy.
Allen Leech said in one interview that his character was supposed to be for Season 1 only but the creators liked him and his role they eventually decided to create a storyline for him.
That is so wholesome 🤍
who wouldn't want him around all the time? lol
Tom and Kieran’s argument was such a great moment.
Tom telling off Larry Gray is one of my favorite Tom moments,
After Larry humiliated him at the previous dinner it was sweet on so many levels that Tom got that moment, in defence of himself, Matthew’s memory which Larry had just insulted, as he and Tom developed a close friendship, and because Tom was defending the family he had come to love from Larry’s vindictiveness.
@5:37, I love Maggie's expression here. She seems genuinely flattered that Tom as asked her to dance.
She has accepted him and is doing her best to help him feel comfortable. It took her a while, but she's a smart lady and Tom's goodness and abilities won her over.
I just didn't expect that from her. I expected resignation, not kind help. She is a good deal nicer than she lets on. @@bunnyslippers191
1:30 That is one of my favorite scenes from the entire show as well as one of the best Tom scenes. Mary spends so much of the show ruining her own life or Edith’s. But everyone, her parents, her friends, the servants, they all treat her like some queen. Tom is one of the ONLY people on the show who truly knows Mary and calls her out on it. It’s such a nice breath of fresh air to have someone finally give Mary the straight up facts about how mean and selfish she can be. Tom and Mary have such an awesome relationship. They bug each other but they love each other and most of their fights are about not agreeing on good things.
Carson breaking that cup's stem was hilarious. Man was holding his tongue until injury
Tom was the best and extraordinary character..
Tom is one of my favorites characters on Downton Abby 😊
Tom goes from burning an aristocrat’s house in Ireland to saving Downton Abbey from burning. That’s character growth.
He didnt burn the house...
@@juliagoodfellow7539 he was complicit.
And saving the king from assassination
Oh my really?
More like character's assimilation. Not for nothing is this series a conservative fantasy with nice rich people taking care of their servants, class collaboration, etc. Obviously, as Fellowes is himself an aristocrat and member of the tory party.
This is not to say is a bad series, I enjoyed a lot. But I certainly knew what I was watching.
Sybil and Tom love story was everything!!!😍😍😍
Sybil and Tom were a loving and wonderful couple. I was heart broken when she die in child birth. 😢 But thrilled he married years later.❤
Tom was my favorite of them all. I cried for joy when he came home with Sybbie to Downton.
8:03 I literally screamed when Tom came back! I was so happy!
There are so many Tom Branson moments that I love. Far too many to mention in a single comment. Thank Heaven DA you included one of them in this video. 7:55 When this episode aired I squealed with delight when he and Miss Sybiee walked through the door. I appreciate it because it gave the family and Mr and Mrs Carson a moment to celebrate the day in their own way. The family for Tom's homecoming and the Happy Couple on their wedding day. A day of double celebrations all around. 💕🥂
Squealed with delight 😂😂😂😂😂
Two of my favorite Tom moments besides the Sybil one of course-When he was drugged and both Edith and esp. Mary defended him.When he himself defended baptizing miss Sybil,And the best was when he was crying and the leader of the female staff told him he was a member of the family now,don't let anyone try to belittle yourself.Powerful moments Leache tackled admirably.
I'm a man as a man can be. But when Sybil came out with that blue outfit....I really did give a heartfelt smile when I saw that. She had such a giving heart. Her character.
what does that have to do with being a man?
One thing I really wish the show went into was just how cruel the English were to the Irish people over the last few hundred years. To showcase exactly why Tom resented the idea of a monarchy and the peerage. England stripped us Irish of our rights, our land, our language and directly caused the starvation of millions of Irish people due to them taking all of the healthy crops and leaving us with nothing. The monarchy didn't bother their arses to try save any of us. Tom had every right to feel the way he did towards them although not all upper class people are bad. The show takes liberties for sure. Most lower class Irish people in the early to mid 1900s England would have not been served in shops, let alone marry anyone above their station and get away with it
Well said👍🌹🎯
I can't speak much about what you wrote but with respect to someone from the working classes marrying into the upper crust, I would say the war, much like death, is a great leveller. It in fact reduced many upper classes to way lower than they started. Downtown Abbey brings this up. Many rich aristocratic families incurred losses because of the war and had to trade palaces for something less. So at that point, they became accessible to people they wouldn't otherwise have been.
It would take So Little for most viewers (looking at you, Americans) to educate themselves about the history of Ireland and England. And understand fully how painful it was to be Irish in England at the time. In some ways, it still is. Prejudice never goes away completely.
'Downton Abbey', however, was not written for the History Channel and Tom's character would have been reduced to an overbearing revolutionary had he been politically strident.
ズボンドレス披露してるシビルの笑顔とこっそり覗いてるトムのシーン、めっちゃ好き…❤
Love Branson’s smile through the window at Lady Sybil. 😊🪟👗
"A peeping Tom." 💕💕💕💕
@@m.layfette6249 😆
Frrr Allen’s smile is adorable 🥺
Man, when he came of carrying both kids and kissed Sibbie on the forehead 😍
Gotta love his character arc from the series to the movies and how most of the family went to detecting him to loving him till the ends of the earth like their own flesh and blood. Sybil was taken too soon but Lucy is a beautiful person too and she'll never try to be a replacement for her in his heart, The Crawleys nor Sybbie's.
EDIT: Gotta love how much of a darling Allen is too. Introducing Michelle to her late fiance and playing matchmaker before his untimely death!
Loved Tom and Sybil. My favorite show
I ABSOLUTELY ADORE THE ENTIRE CAST.......IN THIS SCENE AND QUITE A FEW OTHERS, I HAVE CONTINUALLY ENJOYED THAT :TOM" HAS PLAYED HIS ROLE TO PERFECTION.
AND TO WATCH SUCH GREAT WRITING IS A PLEASURE
DOWNTON ABBEY WILL BE A CLASSIC FOR CENTURIES TO COME. ❤
Tom went from an actor to an amazing actor, as the years went on he moved into the role with precision ❤
Finally a post on some of Tom's best.Ive been waiting.Tom,Thomas and Anna were three of my favorites.
I'll be watching the whole series all over again!!
The few things Mary and Edith came together on were Sybil's happiness and trying to help Tom find his footing in the family.
"And save the dog" a man with priorities
Tom's scenes (to me at least) had always been impactful 😊
His only misstep was when he got in trouble in Ireland & had to leave Lady Sybil to make her way to DA alone. 💁🏻♀️
Yeah. Not cool, bro.
Sybil’s voice. My god is it smooth and raspy at the same time.
About time!..now we need a Best of Tom part 2. 😎
I love Branson
Love this series...have binged it about 7x
I LOVED when he went after Mary, it was overdue, I think it played a huge part in her growth really. Mary had great traits but that nasty side of hers was horrible. Edith was not innocent either but grew up quicker
I all honesty, Mary was definitely wrong in telling Bertie about Marigold. But I have to say it was difficult to feel for Edith because she was going to trap Bertie into Marriage without telling him about Marigold. She agreed to Marry him without telling him.
@@lauraschoenborn3544 If I remember correctly Edith tried putting Bertie off and hadn't really said yes at that point. I really believe she would have told him.
@@lilsriegerson6364 no at that time she had already accepted Bertie. They announced it at Breakfast right before Mary told.
What makes it bad is that Bertie thinks Edith wouldn’t tell him especially since Mary was the one telling him. It’s about the honesty and Edith was going to tell Bertie but Mary said it faster to make Edith look bad
In revenge for Edith's having blabbed to the Turkish embassy Mary's sectet night with the Turkish ambassador that redulted in his death.
I have watched the seasons and movies multiple times and am thrilled for these reflections just wish they were in chronologically order with the series.
I’ve been waiting for this video for a LONG TIME!
I love Tom! My favorite character is mah boi Matthew😂😂👏🏻
In all fairness, I do enjoy 4:10. Not so much the conversation between Lord Grantham and Branson, but the conversation Robert has with Carson afterwards. Noting how the previous chauffeur left to open a Tea shop 🫖. Of course Carson disdains the idea with every fiber of his being.
I expected to see the scene where Tom told Matthew: ...you won't be happy with anyone else while Lady Mary walks the earth.
Indeed. Most pivotal moment, it cemented the friendship that grew between Matthew and Tom, and after his death the close bond between him and Mary. It was telling in the later seasons only Tom could speak to Mary as bluntly as Matthew did at times.
After watching each episode.. numerous times... MAGGIE SMITH .. TOM.. and MARY ..EDITH are what DOWNTON is all about..‼️
I loved tge scene where Maggie Smith says to Mrs. Cawley..thatwhen she went to the the south of France that she wrote to Tom to let them know where she went! That he's the only one withr scence in the family!!!
The best character of Downton. My most favorite.
Wish it had been in order. We could have seen how far he gad come.
This, you've spoken my thoughts.
Me encantó el personaje de Tom. Fue el único que progreso a lo largo de las temporadas que hasta se gano el cariño de la familia ❤
Out of the guys, Tom is my favorite then Barrows. Their characters are amazing
Gosh I loved this show so much 😢❤❤❤
I love the relationship Tom and the dowager countess had
"And suddenly we slipped into a foreign tongue"😂😂😂😂😂I really miss Maggie Smith
An incredibly human character that could only be made justice by a top-tier actor.
He’s so handsome 😘😍😍
Tom has integrity!
he's my favourite character
❤❤❤Allen Leech AKA 'Tom Branson' From 'Downton Abbey'❣️
Tom is the unlikely hero of Downton Abbey. He started out as a fiery socialist revolutionary, then became a dignified, honorable gentleman who would lay down his life for the Grantham family. In a way, I think he's the reincarnation of Sybil, always holding the family accountable and being everyone's rock.
Make no mistake, he's still a socialist.
I would have like to see these clips in chronological order that would show the development of the Branson character.
Tom was my second favorite character from the show (minus Sybil) He has some ridiculously good character growth. I love watching his relationship with the Crawley family change over time. Especially with Mary. She starts off wanting to break him and Sybil up but then they become siblings practically. He spends a lot of his time trying to help Mary which sometimes makes her angry at him but in the long run he’s usually right. He starts off as this hot headed political guy and then he becomes this kind, funny, loyal guy to a family he originally didn’t like. His and Sybil’s relationship was so beautiful and I loved it. Best one on the show. Watching Tom lose Sybil and then have to figure out what to do with his life was so sad to watch. But Tom was such a good, awesome character. I loved him so much!
Sybil fell in love with those eyes. Those effing blue eyes.
Tom and Lady Edith had the most interesting character development❤
Love his relationship with the Dowager. My favourite scene is when they fit him for a morning coat. No one says no to the Dowager, not even Tom.
“Are you quite finished?” It’s the fact that neither Tom nor Matthew dared contradict her either. I also loved later how Violet schemes with Tom to bring Mary into running the estate and when she goes off on her cruise, Tom is literally the only person who knows how to contact her as “he’s the most sensible one in that house”. 😂
I love Tom. ❤️❤️❤️❤️🔥
Oh my there’s a fire in that fire! Upstairs in the bedroom under the covers! Quickly bring the sand 😮
❤
I’ve had the fattest crush on him throughout the series ❤
❤❤❤❤❤❤
Love Tom, love Sybil, and I know he adored her, but: she was TOTALLY not into him for the entire first part of their relationship. And even later... you get the vibe that she mostly just married him to shake up her life.
Yes I agree. Especially when Sybill replied to Tom asking her to runaway with him, "your my ticket to a different life", that makes me feel that she was bored with her aristocratic life and wanted out so Tom was the obvious solution.
I SO agree. As much as l liked Sybil, it really seemed like she was using him to get a new life more than love. At least initially.
If there is a new series, I am hoping that Tom gets into politics. He has the position and property now. It would be great to see him fighting for Ireland and also supporting the English the upper class at the same time - a great source of conflict for his character. Actually, I had thought years ago when he exchanges a few words with the prime minster at Downton, that a story line for a political Tom was being prefaced, but nothing ever really happened.
Property in another country. Would that count?
@@Robert08010 Sure. So long as he needed to support the interests of the upper classes/aristos. it would make for a good story line.
5:21 😂😂
They left out the scenes with Lady Sybil in the garage.
Why did Tom have to ask Carson to lower the food? Was he injured or something?
Carson didn’t like serving Mr Branson because he didn’t agree him marrying into the family. Servants and masters shouldn’t mix. The food was higher than it was for everyone else.
Carson was being rude and holding the plate out of reach
@@juliagoodfellow7539 l think Carson felt extremely uncomfortable serving Tom and just wasn't thinking. Tom reacted with grace and dignity. Calling him "Mr" Carson, which as a member of the family he didn't have to do.
Wasn’t he supposed to be in three episodes?? But they decided to add more to his character
😊 👏🏻 💯
He started as a chauffeur with hard political persuasions, was treated as lower and not worthy of the love of a Grantham daughter. Over time he grew within the ranks, married thst Grantham daughter and helped bring Downtown to a more modern time and ended up becoming like family to everyone.
I agree with your over-all opinion, but do you really think that as a chauffeur he would have been treated any differently initially ? He was a servant for Pete's sake. And Irish as well. You don't marry the servants.
Pity Sybil died during childbirth. They should have kept her character aliive. And shows the couple settling down to be a happy family
Tom's appearance at 2:49 is so weird. It looks almost photoshopped.
Great clips, but a very strange choice to have them all out of order.
Irish mic.😅😊😂
"You can teach me to fish, to ride, and to shoot, but I'll always be an Irish mic in my heart."
"I should hope so."
💜🇮🇪
@@m.layfette6249 and don't ever change
@@samprimera5545 "A peer in favor of reform is like a turkey in favor of Christmas." 😂💜😉
OMG! SUCH AN ANNOYING ANGRY CHARACTER SO FAR!
while I liked small brief snippets of the series, I could not watch entire episodes. They remind me far too much of the base nature of the human character... the entitled in an era of privilege where the ordinary person was looked upon as far less than human... I have come across some of those people in my life...
And you know what? You always will. Because that's just how it is. Pride, envy, hatred - it's always just under the surface. For all social classés.
He was so beautiful before i got so fat:(
I really wish they would have kept him a hardcore socialist though.
It would have got real boring, real fast. Mrs Crawley is enough of a goody twoshoes for the whole family.
He’s e. Shane w. E wznnns a
Least favorite character. Sybil deserved better.
I have such a hard time feeling sorry for Branson feeling so patronized at the family dinners when he chose that life. You never just marry your spouse do you? He was such a crybaby and manipulated Sybil. It was disgusting. For instance, when she said she was just trying to make things easier for him, he replied, easier for me or easier for you? It should have been for both of them as they are now married. Big baby. 🙄
He left her alone in Ireland too when she was pregnant so he could get away from trouble. Went straight to Downton without her. He got a right telling off. She was to follow him but travel by herself?? 😮
@@Decopainterandtea Exactly. All for one and one for one. LOL
I don't agree. Sybil finally saying yes to him, was 100% "take me away from all this". He was taking a tremendous risk with marrying a rich rebellious woman. Buyer's remorse could be strong.
The writer never details what Tom means by socialism, so his ardor is as meaningless as everyone who also never explain, probably because they do not know themselves?
With all of his hatred for rich capitalist that’s all he really wanted to be