Upstairs Downstairs (Original)

E1 • On Trial

1. 50 min
2. TV-G
3. CC

On a crisp autumn morning in 1903, a young woman seeks employment in a fashionable London townhouse.

E2 • The Mistress and the Maids

1. 48 min
2. TV-G
3. CC

It's June 1904 and Lady Marjorie is sitting for her portrait by Guthrie Scone, a Scottish aristocrat turned avant-garde painter.

E3 • Board Wages

1. 47 min
2. TV-G
3. CC

Matters get out of hand when the servants mock their employers while they are away.

E4 • The Path of Duty

1. 48 min
2. TV-G
3. CC

Elizabeth returns from studying abroad and gets ready for her entrée into London society.

E5 • A Suitable Marriage

1. 50 min
2. TV-G
3. CC

Elizabeth decides not to marry Angus and is captivated by a German-baron.

E6 • A Cry For Help

1. 49 min
2. TV-G
3. CC

Richard's concern for the new house parlormaid has eyebrows raised and tongues wagging.

E7 • Magic Casements

1. 50 min
2. TV-G
3. CC

The servants' hall is buzzing with gossip after Lady Bellamy is swept off her feet by a handsome young captain from the North West Frontier Force.

E8 • I Dies From Love

1. 49 min
2. TV-PG
3. CC

Emily the kitchenmaid falls deeply in love with Mrs van Groeben's young footman, but their relationship is doomed.

E9 • Why Is Her Door Locked?

1. 49 min
2. TV-G
3. CC

On the eve of an important dinner party, Mrs Bridges the cook gets into considerable trouble with the police.

E10 • A Voice From The Past

1. 51 min
2. TV-G
3. CC

Elizabeth and James Bellamy discover Sarah, their former under-housemaid, starving and homeless in the East End.

E11 • The Swedish Tiger

1. 51 min
2. TV-PG
3. CC

The arrival at Eaton Place of James's guest, a Swedish army captain, spells romance and betrayal for parlour maid Sarah.

E12 • The Key Of The Door

1. 50 min
2. TV-G
3. CC

Elizabeth becomes involved with a group of Bloomsbury intellectuals, and comes under the influence of a woman of radical left-wing views.

E13 • For Love of Love

1. 48 min
2. TV-G
3. CC

Elizabeth, now 21 years old, is determined to lead a modern, independent life. But it appears as if she is fighting a vain battle against convention.