Upstairs, Downstairs

Sir Richard has hired a secretary, Hazel Forrest, who catches James's eye. Lady Marjorie plans to visit Elizabeth in America.

A survivor of the Titanic disaster, Lady Marjorie's maid returns to Eaton Place. Hazel assumes some of Lady Marjorie's former duties, incurring the wrath of upstairs and downstairs.

Hudson accompanies James to a weekend party at a lavish country estate. While there, James renews his acquaintance with an old girlfriend, Lady Diana, and Hudson considers a job offer.

It's been six months since Lady Marjorie's death, and Lady Prudence thinks Sir Richard should remarry. James also feels in the marrying mood and proposes to Hazel.

When a former servant of the Bellamys appears at the back door, shabby and starving, Rose gives him food and shelter. Her kindness puts the entire household in grave danger.

A widowed foreign countess wrangles an invitation to dinner, and Sir Richard smiles for the first time since Lady Marjorie's death. A new housemaid has romantic fantasies of her own.

When Sir Richard unwittingly acts on an insider's stock tip, he jeopardizes his political career. His daughter-in-law, Hazel, helps to clear his name but undermines his word as a gentleman.

James takes Hazel to the country for a fox-hunting weekend. In her first real encounter with the upper crust, a practical joke puts her life in danger and her marriage at risk.

Sir Richard's new ward, Georgina, and new parlor maid, Daisy, try to bring Yuletkde cheer to Daisy's impoverished family. Georgina is shocked by the squalor of their lives.

Loose lips cause problems when the Bellamys' footman, Edward, gossips at a pub. His drunken talk of hanky-panky at a house party makes him a key witness in a messy divorce.

A chance encounter with an Australian sheep farmer leads to love for Rose. Will she marry Gregory Wilmot? Her friends are skeptical of their whirlwind romance.

When Hazel suffers a miscarriage, a callous James consoles himself by escorting Georgina to a ball. Tensions mount upstairs and downstairs in the Bellamy household.

As war looms, Hazel treats the servants to a holiday. James is recalled by the army, Mrs. Bridges receives a proposal, and Hazel tells Sir Richard that her marriage was a mistake.