On TV Tonight: Watch Episode 2 of 'Downton Abbey' Season 3 on PBS Masterpiece

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Season 3 of 5-time Emmy Award winner and 5-time Golden Globe nominee Downton Abbey ( co-stars as Isobel Crawley) continues tonight with Episode 2 at 9 PM ET (Check local listings for times in your area) on PBS Masterpiece Classic.

‘Downton Abbey’ Season 3 Premiere Pulls In 7.9 Million (It almost doubled its season 2 premiere ratings!)

Episode 2 (60 minutes)

The fate of Downton Abbey hinges on a letter from a dead man. Edith and Sir Anthony face their own fateful moment. Mrs. Hughes confronts a crisis.
Downton Abbey Season 3 Synopsis
The war is over, but intrigue, crisis, romance, and change still grip the beloved estate in the thrilling new season of Downton Abbey. Written and created by Julian Fellowes, with its all-star returning cast and Oscar-winning guest star Shirley MacLaine, Downton Abbey, Season 3 premieres January 6, 2013 on Masterpiece classic! Until then, explore all things Downton, from war to peace to everything in between.
Downton Abbey Season 3 TV schedule
Check local listings
January 6: Episode 1 (120 minutes)
January 13: Episode 2 (60 minutes)
January 20: Episode 3 (60 minutes)
January 27: Episode 4 (60 minutes)
February 3: Episode 5 (60 minutes)
February 10: Episode 6 (60 minutes)
February 17: Episode 7 (120 minutes)

Watch the preview scene from Episode 2

More Downton video links...
Downton Abbey: Hugh Bonneville on Fans of the Series 
Downton Abbey: Behind-the-Scenes with Cast and Fans in NY 
Downton Abbey: Julian Fellowes on Playing Favorites 
Downton Abbey: Joanne Froggatt on Anna 
Downton Abbey: Cast Members on Social Media
 Downton Abbey: Bates Explainer -- Vera? Really? 
Downton Abbey: Robert & Bates -- Isn't it Bromantic? 
Downton Abbey: Official Seasons 1 & 2 Recap
 
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Character/Actor Guides
Get bios, video, photos and more of key Downton characters and the actors who portray them.

Video: Cast Interviews
The stars of Downton Abbey on their characters, war, love and friendship

The World of Downton Abbey
Author Jessica Fellowes gives you access to the style and drama of the series. 

Synopsis by Episode
Catch up on Downton Abbey by episode: watch short video recaps and read full synopses.


See Season 3 Downton Abbey Images here (via Period Movies on FB!)

Isobel Crawley. (Penelope Wilton).
Having clashed with Cora over the running of the convalescent home at Downton, Isobel left to work with the Red Cross during the war. Her passion for good causes is undimmed and the dislocation of the post-war world gives her plenty of opportunity. She has been working with destitute fallen women in York, helping them to find alternative employment and teaching them skills, work that will lead her into a complicated situation. She is happy for Matthew to marry Mary, she is also keen for her son to make his mark on Downton. Perhaps he will wrestle the estate into the twentieth century?

Downton Abbey Season 3 Episode Stills and Promo Still
Featuring Penelope Wilton as Isobel Crawley
 (source: ITV | Nick Briggs/Carnival Films | DowntOnline | Period Movies)

DowntOnline has several Season 3 episode stills and promotional images here!

See more of Downton Abbey Season 3 Promotional Photos of Penelope Wilton as Isobel Crawley

Downton Abbey Season 1-3 Transformations
of Penelope Wilton as Isobel Crawley

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Mingle with other fans, Masterpiece insiders and guests on Twitter during the premiere of episode 1, Jan. 6, 9-11pm ET. 

Full Episodes of Downton Abbey Season 3 will be available for online viewing for a limited time beginning the day after each national broadcast on PBS' Masterpiece

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