Upstairs Downstairs

As much as I hate when TV shows don't have a logical ending, now suffer and think about what happened next.

What. For. Nonsense. Hallam and Percy?! What a fright, I'm sorry. He had never approved of her behavior, her actions, and then suddenly, out of the blue, he was attracted to her. And at the same time, he is also jealous of his wife.

Someone throw Percy in the oven >_<

I thought it was impossible to be even more disgusting, but Percy confidently proves that it is very possible.

I don't really like the feeling of understatement that is present in this series, but overall I liked the series!
After the beloved Downton Abbey, it was interesting to look at the lives of aristocrats and their servants again, but in a completely different house.

The series is beautiful, but it's interesting to follow the events only towards the end of the second season. At first, not enough attention was paid to the characters of the characters, so you don't empathize with them especially, but gradually everything changed. If there had been more seasons (for example, they would have shown the post-war life of the house and its inhabitants), perhaps it would have been no less interesting to watch.