Downton Abbey's Elizabeth McGovern Recalls Meeting Prince Charles | The Jonathan Ross Show 

More importantly, his definition excludes almost all memes

What is zeitgeist

and inaccurate... That's not what a Zeitgeist is

“Steve Fries”? He’s not a plural. He is and always has been singular.

I'm an American and I heard Queen Mary had some sticky fingers

Walking encyclopedia you mean?

Steven Fry FFS!!!!

​@@kaylaireland3494Stephen ffs

I would watch every episode of that show.

He has a docu-series which you can find here on YT.

He had one: QI. He quit.

He has great podcasts..

He'd be wasted doing a talkshow. Would probably get bored. He's beyond genius. He could do anything he turned his hand to. Including Blackadder. Any excuse to include this greatness: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-df2hO0rhX6o.html

In other words they displayed the accent of the upper crust of East Coast American society at the time.

Oh please God no! Ghastly woman!

The funny thing is it was their reaction that was the spoiler, not Stephen Fry’s comment.

This is from the first film.

@@forgeustiss6667 I know I’m pointing out what he says,

So did I lol

And I hear they are talking about another one since this one was better than the last.

Marketing for the new trending movie with guests. Even if out of date.

It's content, that's all.

ya. You need to look for "Original Broadcast Date" to know when the content is actually from. Sometimes this way of doing things stinks.

I'll have to find the series, but I loved Michelle in Godless, a Netflix miniseries. ... PEACE.

She was also great in Defending Jacobs, perfect American accent and performance and far from Mary

@Silver Fox Sure, but I would tend to show the respectful greeting for any country's tradition (be it a bow, a handshake, a curtsy...) any civil show of respect. It doesn't take away that I am Canadian, nor remove my Canadian values.

It sounds like she commandeered items in plain view, openly. Who’s going to tell Queen Mary no? 🇺🇸🇬🇧⭐️💙⭐️

So, you're saying you've never watched it? Half the Earl of Grantham's scenes in the first year are him explaining the system.

@@HungryHillSarah He does nothing of the sort. Only when Tom starts as land agent do we see or hear anything of the actual workings of the DA manorial tenant system. Direct discussions of the tenant system are very rare, e.g., Anthony Foyle comes in with some discussion of actual agriculture production. It's the first time that we ever hear about the manorial system of ag in the U.K. Tim Drewe getting his ancestral seat back. Also, Albert Mason keeping his tenant farm. That's it! Culture, the other thing peers are supposed to be about, is also thin on the ground. Maybe four Latin phrases get dropped, a reference to a John Keats poem (which Tom doesn't catch), the opera singer -- that's it. When they open their house to the public, the Crawleys are embarrassingly weak on their own history. No, I can very well imagine why Prince Charles is not a fan. Read his _Harmony: A New Way of Looking at Our World_ if you want to get a view into what a real royal thinks and believes. DA is fluff and just furthers stereotypes. Sure, it's fun, but it's completely fluff.

@@HungryHillSarah if you think that was a proper explanation, congratulations. It is a soap opera with a nice setting, that's all, and that's why it's so popular.