Evil Butler is Publicly Humiliated | Downton Abbey

Lord Sinderby's Butler, Stowell is rather nasty so, under Lady Mary's instruction, Thomas concocts a plan to humiliate him...
Clip From: Series 5 Episode 9: It's the grouse season and Rose's father-in-law Lord Sinderby has rented Brancaster Castle in Northumberland and invited the Crawleys to a shooting party. While good sport is enjoyed, a butler with an axe to grind and a scandalous secret threaten to undermine the holiday. Surprises are in store as the families become better acquainted with each other and some new faces arrive on the scene. Meanwhile the servants hold the fort back at Downton and unlikely romances abound. As Anna faces an uncertain future behind bars, Bates takes drastic measures in a bid to clear her name. The seasons change and another Christmas is enjoyed at Downton Abbey. As the family and their servants revel in the festivities, there will be romance, a heart-breaking farewell, sad memories of love ones lost and a joyful reunion…
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[@jenk4545]

I love how they all acknowledge Thomas is a dangerous weapon, but useful when they can point him at someone else.

[@babsgrayson8432]

Set The Thomas loose.

[@themermaidstale5008]

RELEASE THE BARROW!

[@ZainHoda]

Same with Mr. Bates

[@BIGBLOCK5022006]

Thomas is like the Fairchild Republic A-10 Thunderbolt II. Useful if you're on his side. But God help you if you're on the receiving end of the firepower that it carries.

[@thomasjones6216]

@@themermaidstale5008 lol 😂

[@UtterQueerNightmare]

I love that Thomas, who has never liked Tom, immediately jumps to defend him when Stowell insults him.

[@patrickmcguire7896]

Ironically the actors who play Thomas & Tom are actually best friends in real life

[@ayameisastar]

I imagine it’s like family. I can insult my brother as much as I want but if a stranger insults him, watch out!

[@joshua_hailey]

*stowell

[@Diamondelle84]

He doesn't like many people 🤷‍♂

[@Piscatorialveteran]

yay!!! Its the SERVE- US economy!!! when the economy sucks so badly there are so many unemployed people that all thats left is to serve the 1 percent of the worst people. How can you find a women and have a family when you have to live in the country as a slave

[@pendorran]

The difference between money and class is perfectly captured by how the two families treat servants.

[@thomasjones6216]

I like the way you put this

[@harveyspecter1855]

This is just fiction. In reality, lord sinderby was the accurate one for the era. Julian fellowes had painted a rosy picture of the crawleys' behaviour towards their servants.

[@Marcus_1001]

@@harveyspecter1855 Wait...are you saying the storylines of Downton Abbey are *fictional*?? Get out! All this time I thought I was watching a historical documentary. Thanks for clearing that up!

[@harveyspecter1855]

@@Marcus_1001 it's based on a time period. There's a difference between fictional time period stories and plots and completely changing the behaviours of the people of the era. It's exactly like introducing black nobility in british aristocracy in bridgerton. You think you're so funny and sarcastic or what?! It's one of the reasons why DA is criticised so much. Although fiction, it needs to have some basis of truth because it's not fantasy. It's based on real life events and era. Get over yourself.

[@Marcus_1001]

@@harveyspecter1855 Actually yes, I consider myself both funny and sarcastic. I'm also well educated and in no need of a condescending dissertation on what a period piece is. If anyone is taking themself too seriously, it is not me. Your perceived intellectual superiority is embarrassing and you should stop.

[@curtyeomans8446]

I love how Mary is like, "I don't like the Butler, Barrow is good at sneaky s**t. Have hime come up with something to get rid of the guy."

[@Satu-zs7gm]

i mean Mary is as nasty as Thomas so😂😂

[@Robert08010]

She only asked "to give him a bad mark." LOL LOok at me I'm as bad as a Star Trek fan!!!

[@uggggggghhhhh]

Very Mary-esque

[@MrStGeorgeIllawarra]

Having Barrow and Mary turn their heads at the same time is genius.

[@Robert08010]

Now I have to re-watch this!

[@andresperezroldan8143]

Hahahahahaha. I didn't notice that the first time. Now I've re-played it like ten times. It's exquisite!

[@CupidCrux]

Thissssssssss. I even went DAYUMMMMM❤

[@Pheelyp]

Thank you for pointing this out!

[@Morgaine]

That's brilliant, isn't it? I think of Mary and Thomas as parallel characters. She's the mean one upstairs and he's her counterpart downstairs.

[@Cleptrio]

I love it when the Crawley's show how aware they are of who Barrow is lol. Especially Mary. I wish we'd got to see more of them interacting, because with Mary more in charge and Barrow as butler by the end of the series, I can just imagine the mischief the two of them can cook up when the occasion calls for it.

[@belindacomeaux1129]

💋🙏I is 🫂🙏🫂a 💤🌛

[@themermaidstale5008]

Mary lost no time in cutting Mr. Barrow’s legs out from under him in the first movie when she called retired butler/father figure, Mr.Carson, back into service to deal with the large-and-in-charge guy in the king’s service who was running roughshod over the DA kitchen staff pending the visit of the royals.

[@matthewhines9787]

If it were modern times, he'd be her gay best friend. They would've gone to prom together. He would've gone with her to pick out a wedding dress, he would own a restaurant and have catered the wedding, ... ... of course, he probably also would've seduced the groom after the bachelor party.

[@roseanne74]

@@matthewhines9787 there’s no prom in the UK.

[@matthewhines9787]

@@roseanne74 I think you might've missed the point.

[@eucalyptused]

I've always grieved over the total missed opportunity of a Barrow + Branson friendship :') Thomas's friendship with Sybil and care for Sybbie especially considering how close of friends their actors are! Seeing Thomas immediately and pointedly defend Tom like that is something I absolutely loved to see :) wish they ended up making more of it

[@tombstonerforever9374]

I think that’s why Thomas hated that he brought Sarah Bunting home. Thomas really liked Sybil and felt that Tom betrayed her by bringing her back to Downton.

[@eucalyptused]

@@tombstonerforever9374 That’s what I’ve assumed. I hope that, while his relationship with Branson was shown to be strained in earlier seasons, things like his dislike for Sarah Bunting (and even things like Tom helping Thomas up and celebrating with him after the Downton team won in tug-of-war in that one episode) can still be connected to his friendship w Sibyl :’)

[@kmoore02809]

Especially given that Robert James-Collier (Barrow) and Allen Leech (Branson) are close friends IRL.

[@jimmyjohnsonjnr]

​@@tombstonerforever9374it would be nice to see them have a kiss and a cuddle or even some full on bumming in the stables that were converted into a garage.

[@KillerGothChick]

​@@jimmyjohnsonjnr😅 get offline go touch grass

[@kmoore02809]

Barrow probably has the best arc of any of the characters. He goes from being a stereotypical mustache-twirling villain at the outset, to a complex and layered character with some genuine redeeming qualities (just don't turn your back on him). Probably my favorite character on Downton Abbey.

[@femmanagh7247]

Very well said . The more I watched it the more I loved Thomas.

[@briandelaney9710]

My favorite character

[@raraavis7782]

True. He was extremely well written. I still wouldn't say that I really liked him, even by the end of the series....but he was a very complex character and you couldn't help symphazise with him and also admire his intelligence and wit at times.

[@Robert08010]

You are one of the few I totally agree with. I keep finding either people think he's 100% true blue or they think hes pure evil. I totally agree with "Just turn your back on him"!!!!!! No better way to sum him up!

[@yevgeniyaleshchenko849]

@@Robert08010 What are you talking about? MOST people here comment on the complexity of his character, very few will go to extremes you mentioned...

[@guyledouche7939]

I love how Thomas defends Branson deapite not liking him like, "Hey...you done get to hate him...only I get to hate him."

[@mildanvongrius5530]

I think it's more like he never like Tom also never hate Tom or he hate Stowell more.

[@lillianlyons3395]

I was never a fan of Mary but I have to admire how good she was to her staff. She was truly a dear friend to Anna and always treated them fairly. And she always had Branson's back and I loved their friendship

[@markdavies9117]

I agree. And I remember how she brought George to visit Barrow in his room and to tell him farewell in Series 6. I think they had a healthy respect for each others, er, capabilities.

[@Robert08010]

I think that may also be because of her relationship with Carson. When she needed a hug, she went to him, not her own father. I think she saw them ( or some of them at least ) as an extension of her family.

[@crystalmarie2448]

​@@Robert08010she also would break down in front of Anna before her own mother and sisters! It feels like she feels she can be herself with them. Real friends.

[@Robert08010]

Or at least , that she didn't have to pretend in from of them. @@crystalmarie2448

[@debbiemcpherson2426]

I loved it when Mary let William visit his dying mom.

[@fandomenthusiast9187]

3:09 I love how excited Thomas is at the chance to embarrass Stowell

[@deborahpinkey1264]

The man was insufferable and treated Thomas very disrespectfully right from the start, making sure Thomas knew his "place." That loathsome attitude rubbed Thomas completely the wrong way and the chance to get back at Stowell was more than welcomed.

[@colinmerritt7645]

I'm sure Barrow enjoys it any time they let him off his leash.

[@gauravsherke4127]

Barrow: And I took that personally.... Like everything else.

[@nazgullord3198]

We really missed out on the two films not having a scene like this. Mary as Mistress of Downton and Barrow as Butler... what could possibly stand against such a tag team? Lol.

[@TheJFerg24]

Well, Barrow and the King's backup valet were behind pulling away the footmen in the 1st movie.

[@Fcutdlady]

There's a third movie being made and with the Dowager countess deceased Lady Mary will be taking over .

[@dawnkindnesscountsmost5991]

"Keep your friends close, and your enemies closer." Barrow might be more accurately described as a useful person with questionable ethics (instead of "enemy"), but he IS a _true ally_ to the Crawley children.

[@Gumbier_Than]

Love the way he was so close to Master George. Dope. 😊

[@michaelcosta-zx5up]

The actor who plays Lord Sinderby is brilliant. Absolutely believable as a tyrant of sorts. Love the way he handles the “obviously” comment

[@kennotis929]

As well as calling out Rose's unconscious christonormativity

[@CupidCrux]

When he goes WHAT?? lol

[@fayesouthall6604]

Just miserable

[@KoiYakultGreenTea]

Mary activated their secret weapon

[@m.layfette6249]

"I'm not a complete amateur Mrs. Baxter, give me some credit."

[@alison__16]

Thomas getting Sinderby to reveal his lordship's secrets was the best part of this little storyline. What a pity you left it out.

[@tombstonerforever9374]

Stowell*

[@yevgeniyaleshchenko849]

Not everything can be squeezed into a short video especially considering that the title/topic was public humiliation

[@AnastasiaBeaverhousn]

​@@yevgeniyaleshchenko849squeezed!!!! 🤡🥴 They could have made it LONGER!!! 🤣🤣🤣🥴

[@m.layfette6249]

Once again you cut out the Most important part of the scene. At least in my opinion. It's when dinner is over and Stowe goes downstairs to retrieve his nerves and discover the culprit. He pulls Thomas into the Butler's pantry and has Thomas write a note in his own hand. When Stowe realizes that the handwriting was different than that on the note, the two of them scheme a way to make Lord Sinderby regret his actions. The next day, a young lady and her son show up at the castle. Obviously the little boy is Lord Sinderby's (illegitimate) son. The boy even bears his name, Daniel. Lady Rose jumps in to save the day, by "befriending" the young lady and her son. All while Lord Sinderby is panicking in the corner. Once everyone leaves and prepares for dinner, Lady Mary and Lady Rose corner Stowe into confessing his involvement. He agrees to improve his behavior in future, especially toward Tom. Afterwards, Lord Sinderby thanks Rose for her love and devotion. It was at that moment he grows to appreciate, respect and love her.

[@marionarda2790]

Stowell schemed nothing . He just drank with Thomas and shared too much . Thomas tried then to get him sacked and Sinderby humiliated

[@julianwynne8705]

StowELL

[@samanthahylton5348]

Thanks Paragraph person!!!!

[@bathtangle]

Barrow, a complex villain. No wonder Lady Mary, in the end, wanted Barrow working as Butler at Downton. He is just as dark and strange as Lady Mary.

[@drew6846]

He’s Anti-Hero is all lol love his complexity

[@happybkwrm]

Someone: Insults Tom Mary: So you have chosen... death.

[@tombstonerforever9374]

Everyone has that nature towards Tom. Cora when she fired Nanny West Robert and Matthew when Larry called him a grubby little chauffeur Edith was quick to call Stowell rude when he walked away from Tom when he spoke directly to the butler Sybil corrected Mrs Levinson when she called Tom a chauffeur when he was a journalist but obviously she wasn’t being rude

[@femmanagh7247]

In all the characters, Thomas , oh Mr. Barrow is my favorite. Ha had the most challenging roll and did it in perfection.

[@riverrojas2036]

I DO love the unspoken friendship between Mary and Barrow, yeah, they don't talk that much as she and Carson, but they respect each other and know how they truly are and they value each other for that part that they know but not anyone else, for example, he saw Mary taking that man to her room (don't remember his name) but never used the information to his own benefits, then when he tried to take his life, she was the only family member that paid him a visit, and she talked to him about loneliness. And look here at 4:58 how booth reacted when the lord called him stupid fool, they actually synchronized. We know he didn't like to be called like that, but surely she wasn't happy about it either.

[@patriciajrs46]

His name was Pamuck.

[@riverrojas2036]

@@patriciajrs46 no, no, I meant the other one, the one that was with her when Edith accidentally burnt her own room

[@patriciajrs46]

@@riverrojas2036 Oh. I don't know thst I guess. I'm sorry. We lost tv about three years ago. I was on the beginning of season four, or five. I can't remember.

[@Notezl]

@@patriciajrs46 oh girl sorry to hear that. if you have a computer or mobile device then you can watch on netflix or amazon prime.

[@themermaidstale5008]

@@riverrojas2036 It was Matthew Crawley, Lady Mary’s husband.

[@Ater_Draco]

Alun Armstrong is always a treat to watch in any role he plays, whether a baddie or a goodie

[@Msdinomite]

He's such an amazing actor, he can turn his hand to anything. Even musical theatre!

[@fawnebrown4619]

I really enjoyed the relationship between Barrow and Baxter.

[@FriarHavs]

Thomas has the best character arc in the whole show.

[@pjjj8117]

What was a dislike for Barrow turned into a love for him. He was a great character very good actor and a very good person.

[@interrobang8472]

Never insult the people responsible for your food.

[@dustinprewitt]

first rule of Downton: DONT @$!%. WITH MR. BARROW.

[@staubfingerstochter1268]

Or any of them, really...

[@kathyraygoza3299]

If you listened to him you can get an idea why Barrow's character was the way he was. As a retired teacher I can remember when some parents would compliment me and I would return the compliment by reminding them that parents are children's very first teachers and their children were on the whole kind,trustful and good workers much appreciated by any teacher would consider themselves to be honored to have such a student in their classroom. You will remember that Thomas felt his father did not like him. Also Thomas's big problem was one of confusion over his sexual Identity. He knew what he was but wanted to be different and it wasn't till the Dr. Advised him to try and and find his happiness where he could.

[@patrickmcguire7896]

I love how Baxter is the one to suggest using Thomas to back tat the butler. Even if their at odds their such good friends

[@marionarda2790]

Mary is . Her and Thomas have many common points

[@themermaidstale5008]

Actually Lady Mary says, “Can’t Barrow come up with something?”

[@yevgeniyaleshchenko849]

Mary was the one who suggested that, Baxter was just the messenger and ally.

[@jaredknight8838]

See the sideye Mary gives him when he called Barrow a "stupid fool"? In that day and age openly insulting the staff, especially staff who don't work for you, was a major social no-no.

[@jws1948ja]

Thomas is a star. . .

[@nonoyaya3884]

Thomas is the Ace of Spades and Bates is the Ace of Hearts...

[@flashstudiosguy]

Alan cuts a dominating presence in that Butler uniform

[@reddavis4808]

"Bring that back, you stupid fool!" Famous last words.

[@sarus.3126]

Been looking for this clip. Thank you for uploading! Also been looking for the moment when Rose came to the rescue of Lord Sinderby (Thomas's revenge to being called a stupid fool 😅)

[@eroche913]

James Faulkner's voice is something else. Wonder does he sing bass baritone.

[@christineraffa-diggon]

Play it pronto.😂 The little devil inside enjoyed that. ❤

[@derekogilvie6942]

At 05:20 the spoon being placed onto the silver tray is bizarre - totally Acorn Antiques!

[@joanie3452]

Lady Mary is hilarious 😂.

[@alechalaifonua8236]

Good ol Alun Armstrong, the best Thénardier.

[@rosierennie5867]

I just want to see a one off film or series about Barrow and how he interacts with George and Sybbie.

[@barbarabauling7513]

What a wonderful excerpt. You forget the magic of Downton. Now I'm probably going to have to watch the entire series again!! - Happy days! :)

[@garretthildebrandt428]

0:18- Goodness, you could fit five people on on step of that staircase!

[@Robert08010]

This reminds me of something I only recently noticed. We see Carson and Hughes holding everything in perfect decorum as if its always 100% smooth sailing downstairs. But when squabbles erupt within the staff and it overflows into the view of the family, the family acts like that's to be expected. Did the aristocracy see their servants as children or as immature adults?!?! Violet seems to indicate this on several occasions.

[@lordwalker71]

Most aristocrat gave their servants very little thought

[@lewisking3227]

What does mr brandson do when the others are shooting? PICK UP! Gets me everytime

[@Crisco8624]

...that must of been his training with the Fenians :))))) cracks me every.single.time :)))

[@3piper]

Actually being told to pull a prank .Music to his ears.

[@FullMoonOctober]

It's always nice when people recognize and appreciate your natural talents (for mischief), for sure!

[@mari.tiengo]

Now you have to upload the other part of the scene, when Thomas gets his revenge!!

[@chrissyrocco796]

I love Barrow.

[@renshiwu305]

Lady Edith AKA the Marchioness of Hexham is going to inherent that pad. Let's see Lord Sinderby and Stowell throw their weight around then.

[@fayesouthall6604]

Probably sacked

[@beverlytolbert2278]

Ahhhh Thomas, a character to love and hate. The guest butler had NO idea when he took on Thomas..hahahaaaa😂😂😂

[@kaylamura5378]

Mary and Thomas are my favorites ❤

[@kilted911]

One thing I've noticed is that while at a dinner table, it seems that no one calls out the rudeness of others. Not just this episode, but others.

[@kinetsievarvenfloot1237]

Barrow is so ridiculously gorgeous.

[@ginadisbrow9324]

I'm USA citizen here. I will rarely watch a period piece that isn't totally English. Julian Fellowes just blew me away with his cast of characters and writing. I can't imaging ever growing tired of Downton Abbey ongoing episodes under his genius.

[@jesseleeward2359]

Gilded Age?

[@ginadisbrow9324]

@@jesseleeward2359 Pardon?

[@BIGBLOCK5022006]

@@ginadisbrow9324 There's a show on HBOMAX titled The Gilded Age. It's an American version of Downton Abbey.

[@Pius-XI]

​@@BIGBLOCK5022006Different periods of time but a period drama no less

[@jdane2277]

If Tom had been written by P G Wodehouse, he'd say something like "It seems your butler has been unable to see me at table. I'd consult an eminent oculist, were I you. A competent butler is so hard to find these days."

[@TSquared2001]

Where the hell have I been? This was a masterclass.

[@tlmoscow]

Simple minded, slow moving, trivial - it’s a hit.

[@javierandres4120]

One of my favorites scenes 🤣❤

[@drew6846]

Barrow is one of the most perfect anti-heros ever in television.

[@tarawrr20]

Now we need Thomas’ next scheme!!

[@CzechMirco]

I'm pretty sure James Faulkner, who in Downton portrays Lord Sinderby and in Game of Thrones he portrayed Randyll Tarly, is now always considered to be given a role in any movie or tv series where a tense, uncomfortable dinner scene is needed.

[@warspite1995]

Cannot unsee Brian from New Tricks.

[@dorothyyoung8231]

Alun Armstrong is always the best!

[@themermaidstale5008]

AWKWARD! I always wish I can sink into the floor when there’s drama at the table when we’re entertaining a large gathering like this. How ill mannered, I must say. 😂😂😂

[@jennyvanniekerk9600]

The actor who played the uppity butler got his due😄

[@nina1522]

I was in Sinderby's corner until he called Tom a 'stupid fool'. He went one step too far.

[@SaadonAksah]

And play it pronto 😂

[@jacquelineroque5707]

Mary and Thomas are two of a kind. Has anyone else ever thought of the possibility that they might be brother and sister. Imagine Robert fooled around before he was married and Thomas was the result 9 months later.😮😮😮😮

[@francisfischer7620]

NEVER humiliate the butler! You will NEVER recover!!!!

[@deniseeulert2503]

If I was an actress I'd love to play characters like the nasty butler. You know, villians.

[@anujkalra6145]

Well in Lady Grantham’s words, “When we unleash the dogs of war, we must go where they take us!” Every action has its consequences!

[@slyph63]

It's like watching Hudson all over again

[@Metro-polis]

I miss discovering this show

[@majuli8420]

'tis a precarious business, butling.

[@cheappinoy1053]

is that the guy from Les MIserables, who sings Master of the House?

[@boomtownrat5106]

Yes, Alun Armstrong originated the role of Thénardier (Master of the House) in the London production.

[@sydneyalmanza2768]

He's also in a TV show called New Tricks. Amazing actor!

[@theoutlook55]

I don't consider him "evil," so much as conceited to an unhealthy degree.

[@AaronSparvier]

I do recognize Alun Armstrong he was off from The Mummy Returns and Van Helsing

[@georgepierson4920]

Le Mis as well. Master of the House.

[@juliagoodfellow-so4jc]

New Tricks was some of his best work

[@ataxpayer723]

That dinner scene reminds me of my old school lunches, without, the servants, china, glasses, silverware or hot food.

[@ThatgeekNolan]

Thomas was actually trying to be nice and polite at first, that butler crossed the line with his rudeness

[@vulcan2882]

In a home of real nobility if a butler like Stowe treated a guest rudely like he did to Thomas Branson he would be discharged on the spot.

[@twc3546]

Lord Sinderby and Susan (Rose’s mother) would be a better match. They could be sour together.

[@edithengel2284]

She was worse than sour.

[@Diamondelle84]

It couldn't have happened to a nicer guy 😏

[@stevec6002]

Hey, Stowell is the guy that played Thenardier in the 10th anniversary concert of Les Mis!

[@TheCoolProfessor]

I love the British! They're polite even when they get pissed!

[@Ater_Draco]

Alun Armstrong always steals whatever show he's in

[@elgeneralxx]

My parents watched this show a few years ago. never knew what it was

[@railtonfeagus8539]

Ah, the 'good old days'. Anyone who had relatives in service before the war and who listened to their stories can't help but be delighted by the demise of this appalling way of life.

[@Noratheskindoc]

What season/episode is this?

[@dobazajr]

Why Barrow is so hot on this episode?

[@marionarda2790]

When was he not?

[@alison__16]

When isn't he 😄

[@sashasiregar1238]

yeah! i definitely think he's the hottest on the last two episodes of season 5

[@dobazajr]

@@marionarda2790 I know he's hot but there is something particularly on this episode that I just can't explain. He's flaming.

[@mountainguy4710]

Which episode or movie was this?

[@johnking5174]

2014 Christmas Special

[@IndieVolken]

be fun to have a Downton / Peaky mash up movie - Tommy moves in next door kinda thing ...

[@Sam_Green____4114]

Alun Armstrong isn't ? Good actor !

[@TheJabady]

The actor who played Stowell was also in “The Mummy” and in another horror film with the actor who plays “Wolverine”.

[@IwishIwasSianPhillips]

He was also in the gloriously ridiculous 80s fantasy epic "Krull" (alongside such as Robbie Coltrane and Liam Neeson)

[@Kraliezec]

Very rude to Barrow, but not as rude as he was to Sam and Gilly.

[@JonCampos-kh2bw]

3:31. What happened to his hand?

[@renardramonfoxx]

The war

[@ser9656]

He allowed himself to be shot in the hand so he could be sent home.

[@augustdavis4725]

At least Lord Sinderby is good to Tom.

[@th3blackghost214]

I think I found someone worse than Barrow 😑

[@__seeker__]

Tbh saying “quite a challenge for you” sounds shady from someone you don’t know lol

[@benjaminbrackman3953]

Is it just me, or does that one actor sound a lot like King Charles III.