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Rowdyboy

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5. Its really interesting how we all react. I fell in love with Upstairs/Downstairs from the first

Reply to Lydia Leftcoast (Reply #3)

Sun Mar 3, 2013, 08:16 PM

Mar 2013

episode. Someday I may get around to Downton Abbey but I'm in no rush. When you've seen it done so brilliantly once, why bother watching a knock-off?

I'll probably be pissed off I waited so long when I finally get around to watching Downton Abbey but life is just too short for everything.

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Upstairs, Downstairs - when does it get interesting? [View all] patricia92243 Feb 2013 OP

I agree. I did watch the whole series and the characters do grow on you. Especially the downstairs applegrove Feb 2013 #1

I think that will be the case if I keep watching, especially when it goes back patricia92243 Feb 2013 #2

Unfortunately, they never did grow on me, and fortunately hubby sold disks on eBay - so I patricia92243 Feb 2013 #4

Actually, I feel the opposite way Lydia Leftcoast Feb 2013 #3

Its really interesting how we all react. I fell in love with Upstairs/Downstairs from the first Rowdyboy Mar 2013 #5

Same Here. Paladin Mar 2013 #6

A Town like Alice was great irisblue Feb 2015 #8

"The Jewel In The Crown" may be the best thing I've ever seen on TV, after all these years. Paladin Feb 2015 #9

both are great just different MISSDem Feb 2015 #7