Are you excited for the Downton Abbey movie? What's YOUR favorite "Downton Abbey" moment? Let us know below!

One underrated moment is when Thomas defends little Sybbie and faces off against Nanny West.

I love the scene where the Dowager Countess and Isobel go rescue Lord Merton from his despicable family.

The most precious moment was Thomas crying downstairs when Sybil died. And the way they built Tom's character up so beautifully into one of the absolute best in the show. I can never watch this show enough:(

Edith happening to out rank the entire family after being the less fortunate daughter/chracter for the entire series and seeing Mary’s face drop in shock/astonishment will forever be one of the most memorable moments from the show for me.

As someone who tends to shun Historical Dramas, in favor of Action or Comedy, this was the greatest show I’ve ever seen.

I love Violet crying at William’s and Daisy’s wedding.

That was lovely! It was surely a shame that poor Sybil had to die. One of my favourite moments in the show was when Mr. Mosely becomes a teacher after all his hard work and never giving up, and how he earns the respect of the children. :)

An absolutely wonderful series, it's made me laugh and cry equally. With a perfect cast, beautiful locations and gorgeous costumes and Maggie Smith what more could you ask for. Just lovely.

Worst part for me was Matthew's death. That was a shock to say the least. Best part was watching Carson and Mrs Hughes walk hand in hand into the sea. It not only showed their abiding friendship but you knew it just might lead to something else (which of course it did). Second best are every interaction between Violet and Isobel. Those two were hilarious together, although Violet usually had the best lines. It was also heartwarming when Violet admitted she didn't want Isobel to marry because she might lose her as a companion.

I felt sorry for both Daisy and William. William was dying, and Daisy was forced to do what she didn't want, and she had to live with it for the rest of her life. At least she found family in William's father.

I love the part where Tom Branson and Sybbie come back from America to arrive at the wedding reception of the Carsons

My favorite scene is the one where Lord Grantham gets a new puppy.

One of my fave moments was when the Dowager said "I must have said it wrong." makes me laugh until it hurts every time. but this list made me cry as the countdown when on.

I love the one where Isabel takes Lord Merton out off his despicable children. The expression on his face priceless..

Any Anna and Mr. Bates moment is the best moment. 😍😍😍 I freaking love them!

Anyone who's avoided watching this show because it looked horribly boring (like I did), this is EXACTLY why you NEED to watch it, because it's anything BUT boring. TRULY one of the greatest shows I've ever watched! I avoided this show for YEARS until my mom made me sit down with her and watch the first episode, and that's all it took to get me interested and eventually hooked. Also you could easily do a Top 20 Memorable Violet Crawley moments video! 😂 She is HILARIOUS! Probably my favorite line in the whole show: "Do you promise?"

I always wished Micheal Gregson came back and interrupted Edith and Bertie's wedding.... I would have included Mary and Charles Blake watering the pigs in this list. I would have preferred Mary have a romance with him over Tony Gillingham. My favorite character's storyline was Mr. Molesley. He was so unlucky through most of the series. His relationship with Miss Baxter and his finding a career outside of service were heartwarming.

Everything about Anna and John Bates, they are so cute and beautiful together!

I really love this show, my favourite moment was when Mrs Hughes and Carson confessed their love for each other.

Dowager Countess: "What's a weekend?"

#18 is my favorite. In Mr Drewe's face, we see and feel his sorrow over what must happen, even though it means they must vacate the farm, despite his trying to make Edith's situation work out for all involved. Terrific acting.

I remember watching Matthew's proposal on Christmas day all those years ago and screaming yes and finally st the screen. Its definitely my favourite Downton moment.

Edith: “you’re a bitch!” Me: YESS!!!

I love this show! Sybil and Violet are my favorite characters.

Matthew's death broke me😭

I want more Downton Abbey content I love them just sooo much

My favorite D.A. moment: Edith marries Bertie. Least favorite:Anna is sexually assaulted.

Downton abbey is truly one of the best period shows ever! Please do a top 20 savage Dowager Countess moments if not top 20 savage moments from the show in general!

It bugs me that other than the "it was her ladyship's soap" bit no one ever truly found out what O'Brian did.

“They love cake” “I love cake!” Me too Atticus me too

My favorite has to be Thomas protecting Jimmy and the pair becoming friends

I've only discovered and watched Downton Abbey this month and it became my nr1 favorite series!! I love everything about it. My favorite character is Thomas Barrow!!

One of the most memorable moments for me, was when Mary mourned Matthew's death with Carson. I can't watch that scene without crying.

I believe Daisy did love William. She was just extremely confused and did not understand what she was feeling.

“Mr Bates and his wife Anna arguably have it the worst” ARGUABLY? It’s not an argument they DO have it the worst

I wonder if Tom would have gotten Sybil to a hospital if they weren't in Downton. There would have been no Sir Phillip

I still cry whenever (if ever) I watch Sybil's death.

My favorite show! ❤️❤️❤️ Can't wait to see the new film 👍👍👍 So many memorable moments 💕 I can't watch the scene where Sybil dies without tearing up. The whole scene was so well acted and heartbreaking 😔

Matthew passing was the biggest shock for me until I found out he had planned to leave the show. Anna being attacked was the worst. I can never watch those scenes again.

I don’t think William dying was the saddest moment in the show. To me it was when sybil died. So hard to watch.😭

Even though I just finished binge watching the whole show last month this was still gut wrenching to see these tragic moments again. Can’t wait for the movie this weekend!!!

Carson and Hughes' proposal scene made me scream yes out loud lol

Sybil's death is always no#1 I almost past out

I freaking loved Downton Abbey

When the ladies stick together to support Edith as a maid and cook... soooo good!!!

I believe you just about covered everything that makes Downton Abbey such an unforgettable show. It is the best period show to come along in a very long time. I have it on Blu-ray I cannot tell you how many times I have watched it. Usually I watch it close to Christmas. They can put out as many Downton Abbey movies as they wish. I will watch & own each and every one of them. I cannot get enough of Downton Abbey.

Matthew’s death is one of the saddest moments on the show. Other than Sybil’s death it IS the saddest moment on the show. But unlike Sybil’s death I wasn’t instantly heartbroken and crushed. I was SO angry!! 😭😭 I had tears of anger streaming down my face! After all of the crazy ups and downs of his and Mary’s relationship they finally seem to have peace and happiness….and then it’s all taken away from them in one awful quick moment. I also hadn’t recovered from Sybil’s death yet when I watched that episode so I wasn’t emotionally stable anyway. That just made it ten times worse

OOOHH I could just ring Dan Stevens' neck for leaving so early in the series!! Couldn't he have done other projects while the show was on hiatus?!😢😢😠😠

Watched the show 4 Times already and both movies, also first

Loved this show Lots of love from India 🇮🇳

Unfortunately for me the most memorable moment on the show is Sybil’s death 😭😭 She was my absolute favorite character. She was so good and kind. She was beautiful and loving. She deserved the world. She had (in my opinion) the best relationship on the show with her darling husband Tom. Watching Tom and everyone else but mainly Tom sob and beg her to not leave him broke me. Her death made me cry the most out of any moment (sad or happy) from the entire show. When she died I didn’t watch the show again for a few days just because I couldn’t bare the thought of going on without her. Thankfully I’m rewatching the show for the third time right now and Sybil and Tom’s relationship is just barely starting so I have a way to go till then. But the way that her death just seemed to consume everyone in the house….Thomas broke down in tears, all of the servants were heartbroken and sad, Mary and Edythe were NICE TO EACH OTHER, Robert and Cora’s strong, seemingly unbreakable marriage started falling apart, LADY GRANTHAM STARTED CRYING…..Tom lost his loving, supportive, kind wife and never got the chance to raise their daughter together….I just….Her death might be the saddest death I have ever seen in any TV show ever…I just….I always have to take a couple of days before watching the show again after she dies just because it feels so empty and different without her….

Top 10 Matthew and Mary moments, Sybil and Branson moments, Cora and Robert moments, bates and Anna moments, Carson and mrs Hughes moments, violet and isobel moments, so many moments!!!!!!! 🔔 ♥️

I loved that Mary and Matthew got married but I think number one should be Mosley’s courtesy, that was precious

We love Mary? It seems this memo never reached me... I loathe Mary... Barrow is nicer human being than Mary...

Well thanks for making me tear up at work.

It took me a long time to like Thomas Barrow, he reminds me too much of someone who bullied me . I got to like him as the show went on though .

Excuse me, but "As much as we love Mary"...? Like who...? And why...?

I like the part when Tom confronts Mary and tells her off. I never liked Mary. She was too much of a snob and I didn't like her. Tom didn't kiss her feet. And any scene with the Dowager.

Thanks msmojo for this video

i just found out about the new movie!!! I loved this series and watched it 3 times while I was recuperating. I am not much into series but this one really captured by attention and my heart! I cannot wait to see the movie!

I don't know whether they intended it to be funny or not, I laughed so hard at the Mr Pamuk's body scene that I fell off my chair! Ha! Ha! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Bertie’s face when Mary spills the tea about marigold is still hilarious all these years later 😂

Not included > most cringe-worthy moment > Mr. Molesley talking out loud in the dining in the presence of the Queen and King, and then exiting backwards all the while bowing out. 🤣🤣

I loved watching all the Downton Abbey program

I knew what #1 was going to be! I totally said it to myself at the start of the video.

Mary and Mathew propousal, that was my best moment EVER!

Thank you 😊👍😊...Thank You Lord for The Tingles 🙏✝️❤️

For me the Dowager reminds me so much of my own mother, except my mother is a fierce Texas matriarch! At 85 she's too stubborn to die ---- she refused hospitalization when she had the Delta. "If I am going to die, I want to do it at home!"

The moment when Olivia was on her deathbed and told Matthew and Mary to go on living! What a lovely, kind woman she was.

If fans are angry at the death of Matthew blame actor Dan Stevens as he wanted out of the show .

One of the best shows i have ever watched/

My favourirte, yet very sad moment ist tue dowager countess and Carson meeting after Sybille death. ."there' s nothing worse than that"- so true!

Edith: I won't sleep a wink Sybil: "tonight or tomorrow night?" I love the sly look Sybil gives Edith. And the Dowager's reprimand 😜😜😜😜

Nobody could have carried out the role of the Dowager Countess like Dame Maggie Smith with such finesse and aplomb ... well I just cannot ! ONE never knows what will emerge in any situation. Which says the writers have perfectly captured an accurate reflection of a woman of her class, experience, and familial position alive at that time. Being a few years my senior Maggie Smith had ample opportunity to encounter such women. Further, it is a fine example of an accomplished observer of people which is why she is an artiste of the highest quality and calibre. Why hasn't anyone written a vehicle which would demonstrate just what the finest women actors of this period are able to give to the World. Smith, Streep, Blanchett, but to name three ... Even something viable enough to entice McLean from her conversation with the Universe. Sarandon, Sally Field. Surely there exists a suitable script.

I love Downton abbey seen it 3 times now xx

I absolutely love Violet Crowley❤❤❤❤❤❤

I didn't like how the show put Anna and Bates through so much horrific pain and suffering. It got to be a bit much.

The Downton Abbey A New Era is stunning. The ticket alone is worth seeing the costumes and scenery! Go see it! It's SO worth it!

A New Era can make an entire top 10 on its own for good moments. Such a feel good movie wonderfully pulling everyone together.

Edith's wedding should have been higher!

I only started watching DA about a year or 2 ago and loved it then the first movie also liked it now can't wait to watch the second movie.

"There will come a point when our shared memories will mean more than our mutual dislike." -Edith Crawly Baroness of Hexam~

The first season is the best. 💯💯💯💯💯💯❤️❤️

I love the sibling relationships of Mary/Tom and Mary/Edythe. Two of my favorite moments on the show is when Edythe and Tom finally let their sister have it. Edythe calls Mary “Bitch!” And Tom finally lets all of his anger and annoyance at Mary go as well. It’s awesome

God, I love this series! I wish I could physically sit through a cinema screening of the second movie, but I will have to wait for the DVD! Funny, but I discovered it by accident when I was shopping at Target, and happened to come across the DVDs of the first season. Had never heard of it, but thought I'd give it a chance, and loved it - watched the whole thing in one night! (Always been an Anglophile and period drama fan!) Thought my owner/boss might like it, so I leant it to her, and she did the same, asking me for the second series! I had to explain to her that it was still airing and wasn't on DVD yet! I'd like to see it last past the second series, but the character of the Dowager is mostly likely well past natural age, and it's rumored that she dies in this second movie. I can't imagine the stories without her, and unless they bring back Shirley McClain, I can't imagine it without her.

Moseley's curtsey was wonderful!! So glad he and Baxter got together!❤😅

I remember how shocked everybody was when Matthew died

The new film is so good watched it 2 weeks ago no spoilers here but have a tissue ready

When Mary gave birth Matthew was so happy and Mary Too 💗

Correction. At 10:26 ... typically American misunderstanding, I suppose, but it shows that you have not been paying attention, and have missed one of he significant motivations of the entire series. . "If the baby is a boy he will inherit his father's property and fortune, preserving tradition." . . . . . This is NOT what it's about. As you OUGHT to be aware, the "fortune" of the Crawley Family is so depleted that the roof of Downton Abbey leaks like a sieve. So what is it about? What does Robert's heir inherit? Robert is the Earl of Grantham. The estate on which they live is "Downton Abbey" This indicates that the land was seized by Henry VIII from a monastery in about 1543. You are not expected to know all these details but. this indicates that Robert's Crawley ancestor was already an Earl, and awarded this land more than 450 years before the story begins. (Lord Sinderby makes it clear that Robert holds an ancient title.) The most important thing that Robert passes to his Heir is his title- Earl of Grantham. Matthew Crawley is heir to that title, and at the point of his death, the heir becomes his newborn son George. People who hold these titles are the Nobility. "Aristocracy" is a wider category that includes the extended families of the Nobility. There are levels of Nobility, an a strict pecking order. Every one knows their place in the hierarchy. There are the Royal Dukes. At the time of Downton Abbey they were the Dukes of Cornwall (later Duke of Windsor), York, Gloucester and Kent. Th hereditary Dukes Marquises (Edith's Bertie is a Marquis) Earls (Robert is Earl of Grantham and Shrimpy is Earl of Flintshire) Viscounts Barons (Sinderby is a Baron) The role of these people was traditionally as advisor to the King. With the establishment of an elected Parliament, the Nobility formed an unelected Upper House, like the Senate, called the House of Lords. Every one of these Lords had a seat in Parliament, and can chose whether or not to attend and vote on issues that concern them. The Lord, on inheriting his title, swears an Oath of Allegiance to the Monarch. They are obliged to serve, and to entertain the Monarch when he/she is travelling, as Grantham is called to do Note that the King calls him "Grantham". A tiny number of the ancient titles of Earl have NOT been gender specific, so occasionally down the centuries a woman has been able to inherit to Earldom. More on the House of Lords In the 1990s, a Bill went through the House of Commons (the elected representatives) to upgrade the House of Lords and remove the automatic hereditary privilege. The Bill then had to be passed by the House of Lords. I will never forget that day. Hundreds of Old Nobles who rarely cam to a sitting, dragged out heir moth-eaten old robes, and came to vote. They were effectively voting themselves out of power. Th way the new system works is that 83 of the Hereditary Peers (Nobles) are voted in by the other Nobles. Then there are the High Court Judges, and the Bishops And all the other members of the House of Lords are what are called Life Peers. They are Barons and Dames for the remainder of their life, having received that award, from the Queen on recommendation of Parliament. The "Life Peers" come from all walks of life, but they all have just one thing in common - they have already served their country with such distinction that they have been awarded a peerage. They are academics, doctors, scientists, writers, social workers, activists, entertainers, sportspeople, public servants, etc etc. They are not elected into their Seat in the House of Lords; they are awarded it. Because of the terms of receiving a Life Peerage, there is a great diversity, with people of minority groups of all sorts well represented.

Hallelujah ❤️

Mr. Pamuk's body was the most capivating moment for me as well as Lord Grantham's table manners with an ulcer!

Love Downton Abbey. Hate the annoying cloying Ms Mojo narration which intrudes on everything I love about Downton Abbey.

I do like when Mr.Mosely stood up for Ms. Patriots at the King's dinner!

I always liked the Dowager Countess. The Dowager Countess always had a quick wit, and a great one liner.

Sible would have lived had THE MEN stayed out of it and sent her to the hospital as their family Dr advised. How the F does the father know more than the family doctor and not listen to Cora who birth three children?

Awww Lady Jane

Well…..I just went on an extreme emotional rollercoaster watching all of the happy, fun, beautiful moments and all of the heartbreaking, terrible and saddest moments all at once….But I enjoyed it nonetheless

You build up to the moments and then don't show the actual scenes. This whole clip is a disappointment.