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"Downton Abbey:" the gift that keeps on givin.' I must

Posted by tinear on January 22, 2013 at 18:26:50:
admit that I can't find a lot to fault: yes, it's melodrama, but it has a terrific set of characters and there are enough subplots to keep you interested, but not confused.
The level of acting is just plain excellent: why can't we produce male actors that don't all look like wimps? Or women that can speak the language w/out slurring in monotones?
How refreshing that the English acting traditions continue. Ours, alas, perished w/the great generation of actors now mostly in their sixties.
Anyhow, is it Sunday, yet?