Name: The London Season
Released: 2018-08-05
Cast: Hugh Bonneville, Phyllis Logan, Elizabeth McGovern

Words to remember

Nouns

1) kedgeree

Everyone was saying how delicious the kedgeree was.
2) curtsey

that a curtsey and a nod from the Throne
3) debutant

A debutant ball in high society
4) monarchist

I'm a monarchist,
5) toff

we toff are the villains of every story.
6) forger

Do you mean a forger, m'l0rd?
7) kerfuffle

Carson, all this kerfuffle
8) sardine

Mm, we're packed in like sardine,
9) flapper

Your niece is a flapper. Accept it.
10) overcoat

I have finally persuaded Mr. Bates to buy a new overcoat,
11) peerage

The British peerage is a fountain of variety.
12) admirer

His Majesty is not an admirer of the New World.
13) lordship

And if I were his lordship,
14) paraphernalia

you must have most of the paraphernalia already.
15) debacle

for the whole ghastly debacle.
16) realist

I'm a realist monarchist.
17) englishman

I'm not one of those Englishmen who hates New York,
18) fella

between Daisy and the fella working at the Ritz.
19) mousse

now the fish mousse is delicious.
20) chauffeur

One minute he's the chauffeur
21) merton

MERTON: Good-bye.
22) niece

Your niece is a flapper. Accept it.
23) outsider

He's an outsider who resents the very people I come from.
24) villain

we toffs are the villain of every story.
25) skater

(orchestra playing "The Skaters' Waltz")
26) fuss

There's always plenty of fuss before a presentation.
27) salesman

You're a footman, not a traveling salesman.
28) waltz

of dancing this waltz?

Verbs

1) destine

Yes, a certain lady destine to go back across the seas.
2) dote

Margie dote on children, m'lady.
3) wean

They thought it helped the baby to be wean by her real mother.
4) misunderstand

I was concerned you may have misunderstood.
5) disapprove

My parents disapprove of my friendship with her mother.
6) reckon

I reckon Spain and Italy may be pretty hot,
7) offend

He thinks he's offend her and he wants to make it up.
8) remake

Now London has remade me in a different image.
9) persuade

I have finally persuade Mr. Bates to buy a new overcoat,
10) reinforce

No, a decision that must be reinforce
11) beg

Don't cheat yourself of that, I beg you.
12) insist

Cora insist I come without a maid.
13) swear

I swear I won't let you down.
14) peel

What difference does it make if you peel potatoes in London
15) warn

And all my life, I've been warn off English food.
16) recruit

My valet appears to have recruit one.
17) caption

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18) bother

I don't suppose he can be bother with us now,
19) intend

ROBERT: So you intend to see her again,
20) steal

that's already been stolen.
21) settle

That's settle, then.
22) retrieve

and that's why I would like the letter retrieve
23) dare

But I dare say his lack of judgment
24) deserve

She deserve a bit of luck.
25) patrol

The other night I was patrol the galleries,
26) trap

trap in the cast of a whodunnit.
27) gather

I gather you won't?
28) assure

As his lordship assure me.

Adverbs

1) splendidly

The Prince did splendidly, Sir.
2) harshly

And please don't think too harshly of us.
3) crashers

Lady Grantham, I know we're just crashers
4) onwards

Onwards to the breach.
5) terribly

I'm terribly out of practice.
6) aboard

if he knows old mother Levinson's aboard.
7) nicely

Play nicely, children.
8) nowhere

and nowhere near Piccadilly.
9) afterwards

if I'd go on to the Embassy with some friends of hers afterwards.
10) wherever

He was so popular wherever he went.
11) loud

among people who think me loud
12) somehow

I hope so, but somehow I doubt it.
13) strictly

strictly according to Hoyle, but... we'll leave it,
14) perfectly

To be perfectly honest, I wasn't sure he was playing
15) obviously

Obviously she thought so, as did everyone else.
16) apparently

Talking to Rose, apparently.
17) definitely

Then I can definitely get it done.
18) forever

A year ago I thought I'd be alone forever.
19) eventually

It would have been, eventually,
20) doubt

No doubt to lead you down the primrose path
21) absolutely

They're absolutely made of money.
22) indeed

No, indeed.
23) certainly

You certainly don't give up easily.
24) nearly

but not for nearly enough to save us.
25) earlier

Um, he were in the servants' hall earlier on.
26) immediately

which I'd like to see repeated immediately,
27) alone

Ever thought of going it alone?
28) perhaps

Perhaps you could share with Edith.

Adjectives

1) dishonorable

might be capable of something dishonorable?
2) reticent

were supposed to be reticent and refined.
3) unguarded

I would not leave it unguarded in my home,
4) revolting

What could be more revolting
5) livid

Papa's livid, but there's nothing to be done.
6) pompous

because I think they are narrow and pompous
7) flattered

I'm flattered you should want to.
8) stalwart

The Queen of Naples was a stalwart figure.
9) aristocratic

are not just aristocratic folderol,
10) opinionated

and opinionated and common.
11) smug

I was being smug and intolerant.
12) alluring

is more alluring than we are.
13) vile

because a vile, vicious monster is no longer with us?
14) resilient

Mrs. Patmore is very resilient.
15) sensational

and not just sensational ones.
16) tempting

will be too tempting for Sampson to resist.
17) lucrative

Cheating at cards can't be very lucrative after all.
18) frightened

Father is frightened.
19) respectful

Oh, very respectful, I must say.
20) ashamed

Don't be ashamed of my mother, Mary.
21) awkward

I'm sorry, I feel a bit awkward, to be honest.
22) vicious

because a vile, vicious monster is no longer with us?
23) splendid

You both looked splendid.
24) peculiar

The way it seems to draw one into peculiar situations.
25) bastard

Well, is she going to reveal the bastard child
26) suspicious

But won't Sampson be suspicious?
27) uncomfortable

They'd feel uncomfortable for the baby to be in the house.
28) dull

I am much dull

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