Downton Abbey TV Club | S6:E1

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3.6 • 724 Ratings

🗓️ 4 January 2016

⏱️ 23 minutes

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Crack open some Veuve Clicquot and enjoy this free preview of Slate's Downton Abbey podcast, a TV club series that's just for Slate Plus members. If you are not yet a member and you'd like to listen along as we recap each episode of the show’s final season, learn more at Slate.com/Downton. In this edition of the podcast, Outward Editor June Thomas and contributing writer Seth Stevenson discuss the Season 6 premiere. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	The following podcast contains explicit language.
0:14.4	Welcome to the Sleep Plus TV Club for Downton Abbey Season 6.
0:18.9	I'm June Thomas and I'm here with Seth Stevenson for the final countdown.
0:24.3	Seth, are you ready to say goodbye? Shrimpi, I will never be ready to say goodbye to Downton.
0:31.4	We'll break out the Verve-Clico. It's been a long road. Can we really mark the end? As Lady Mary
0:37.0	said, Bates and Anna's subplot, can we really mark the end? As Lady Mary said, Bates and Anna's subplot.
0:38.9	Can we really mark the end?
0:40.5	But we must break out the Verclico and celebrate the end of something that's brought us all so much joy.
0:46.1	Well, Balmy, I just have to say one thing.
0:47.9	To you, it's Lady Shrimpie.
0:49.6	Okay.
0:50.3	I apologize, Lady Shrimpy.
0:51.6	I didn't mean to demote you. But this is 1925, June.
0:55.6	Are you going to tell me times are changing?
0:57.1	Times are changing.
0:58.8	Whoa, that's a new one downtown Abby.
1:01.5	So where shall we begin this week?
1:03.5	This week's, we're back, and so we had a supersized episode.
1:08.4	What was the outstanding theme for you this week?
1:12.7	Well, I think times are changing.
1:18.9	As always was the theme. The people living in the downtown abbey lifestyle are like the dot commerce of 1999 and now it's 2001. Oh, I remember those days as well. The sword of Damocles
1:25.7	is falling and everyone realizes the gig is up.
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