The only disappointment I have with the entire Downton Abbey series is that the retail disks (DVD & Blue Ray purchased from stores or web sites) omitted the deleted scenes. That is where I purchased all of my disks. PBS showed both, episodes that were the retail version & the full length version, on TV. Getting 5 or 10 seconds here & there made some scenes flow together more smoothly & made more sense. I don't know if the disks ordered from the PBS network on TV are the full versions or not. Some day I'll meet someone who ordered the disks from the TV & I'll find out. Otherwise, I still thoroughly enjoyed the series.

This is the sixth and final release in a an OUTSTANDING series that I highly recommend. It is a rich and entertaining series set in the era between 1912 and 1925, a time of major change in peoples daily lives that saw the onset of cars, electricity, the phone and various social changes. There are numerous interesting characters written into the story, each with there own background story that interact in VERY entertaining, & at times, humorous ways. This is one series I wish was continuing, but I respect the powers that be for cutting it off when it was on top.

I love Downton Abbey and jumped to the opportunity to buy the entire last season before it finished here in the US. It was so hard to not tell my friends how it ended when they were watching it every Sunday until March when the very last episode aired in the states. I would definitely recommend some to watch the show because it gives you an insight of just how wonderful the Crowley family is as a whole and how much they appreciate those who work for them but also the love they ha e for everyone in their life.

This is a great final season to the series. I didn't watch it on PBS each year and then bought the Blu-ray so we can enjoy it while waiting for the next year to arrive. Sadly, there won't be a next year for the series but we'll be watching the series over and over again. I've been a fan of Julian Fellowes since watching him on "Monarch of the Glen". While I really enjoyed him as an actor, now that he has moved behind the camera, he shines even more. Please bring us more quality television!

Downton Abbey was one of those shows that were either going to be a hit or miss. Well it was a hit and some of us are grateful for it. It is one of the better that PBS has put out. Set in 1925, season 6 ties up loose ends for the Crawley Family and it doesn't disappoint. Cant really share to much, but I will say this season took some chances and they were dead on. Since there will be no season 7 have to find a new period piece to watch.