Nicolaas J
Season 6 of Downton Abbey is everything a final season should be—elegant, heartfelt, and profoundly satisfying. It brings the story of the Crawley family and their loyal staff to a close with tenderness, grace, and just the right touch of nostalgia. After years of triumphs, trials, heartbreaks, and reinvention, this last chapter feels like a love letter to the world Julian Fellowes so masterfully built.
Michelle Dockery delivers her finest work yet as Lady Mary. Still sharp, still proud, but finally softened by loss and growth, Mary’s journey comes full circle. Dockery brings such depth to her performance—every glance, every restrained smile, every decision is rooted in the character's long, complex evolution. She closes out Mary’s story with power, poise, and surprising vulnerability.
Hugh Bonneville, as Lord Grantham, is a steady and reassuring presence throughout the final season. Watching him begin to truly embrace the future—supporting his daughters, adjusting to a world beyond his control—is one of the most moving arcs of all. Bonneville plays Robert’s quiet transformation with touching humility.
And what can possibly be said about Maggie Smith that hasn’t already been shouted from the rooftops? Violet Crawley’s parting scenes are among the most emotional of the entire series. Smith gives her everything—wit, warmth, steel, and soul. Her legacy in Downton Abbey is immortal. Her final words feel like both a goodbye and a benediction.
Season 6 wraps up beloved storylines with care and dignity. Romance blooms, new opportunities arise, and those downstairs—so often the heart of the show—find long-awaited fulfillment. There's a sense of closure that’s rare in television: earned, gentle, and deeply rewarding.
From its very first episode, Downton Abbey was never just about a house—it was about change, and the people who rise to meet it. Season 6 honors that truth with exquisite storytelling and unforgettable performances.
A perfect ending to a truly extraordinary series.
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04/25/25
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Wyatt E
A fitting end to the series, with a few twists and terns, and drama sprinkled in, to end the series, as a few characters leave, and a few new characters appear.
P.S this is truly one of the best drama shows ever created, and will not only be a great staple in dramas, but also a great staple in television as a whole, showing the world that a TV series can be just as good as a film, if not better
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05/29/24
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matthias s
"Downton Abbey's final season bids a bittersweet adieu to its beloved characters and sumptuous estate. As the curtain closes on this period drama, fans are treated to a satisfying blend of romance, scandal, and intrigue. From Lady Mary's enthralling love life to the ever-reliable wit of the Dowager Countess, each episode delivers moments that tug at the heartstrings and ignite laughter. The Crawley family faces the challenges of a rapidly changing world, grappling with societal shifts and personal dilemmas. The season's highlights include the long-awaited resolutions to lingering mysteries and the poignant farewells to cherished characters. While bidding farewell to Downton Abbey is no easy feat, the final season ensures that the legacy of this captivating series will endure. As the credits roll, one can't help but reflect on the joys and sorrows shared throughout the years. Farewell, Downton Abbey; you will be sorely missed."
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02/19/24
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David C
A phenomenal end to the run of seasons! Some brilliant, jaw-dropping moments, carrying the drama and warmth all the way to the finish line
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03/16/23
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Audience Member
I did not want this season to end. I will miss the characters and story line so much.
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01/09/23
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Truly one of the best tv shows of all time. It's portrayal of human nature regardless of status, philosophy, gender, sexuality, age etc. is so insightful and powerful it had me in laughs, tears, and springs of joy all throughout the series. It's so sad that it ended. . . I feel like the people at Downton Abbey have become my family now, but I won't get to see them any longer. Thank you to the creators, cast, and crew for this show!
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01/09/23
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Episode 1
Aired Sep 20, 2015
Downton Abbey is threatened by extortion and downsizing; Mrs. Hughes poses a sensitive question; Daisy speaks out; Anna and Bates wait.
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Episode 2
Aired Sep 27, 2015
Mary's past catches up with her when an unwelcome visitor delivers an ultimatum, and news about the running of Downton Hospital sets Violet on the warpath.
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Episode 3
Aired Oct 4, 2015
Wedding dress drama takes a turn for the worse; hospital debate escalates; a volunteer helps Edith.
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Episode 4
Aired Oct 11, 2015
Baxter has a new case to consider; Anna and Mary head to London; two past visitors arrive at Downton.
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Episode 5
Aired Oct 18, 2015
Thomas extends a generous offer to Andy; the family hosts a powerful politician for dinner; Mary's suspicions take shape.
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Episode 6
Aired Oct 25, 2015
Violet goes on the warpath as the hospital battle escalates; Daisy attempts to thwart a romance; prospects look up for Mary and Edith.
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Episode 7
Aired Nov 2, 2015
Henry Talbot invites the Crawleys to watch him motor racing at Brooklands; Violet makes a plan which surprises the family and delights Denker; Mr. Molesley and Daisy must rise to the challenge on examination day; Andy's secret is brought to light.
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Episode 8
Aired Nov 8, 2015
Romances become complicated; Molesley and Spratt try new jobs; Thomas takes a fateful step; Mrs. Patmore provokes a scandal; Isobel puts her foot down.
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Episode 9
Aired Dec 25, 2015
The Finale
Momentous changes threaten the owners and servants of Downton Abbey.
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