The Great War unsettles life at Downton and surprising news about Matthew rocks the family. New maid Ethel irritates O’Brien – and Bates returns with devastating news for Anna.
Carson is finding it tough maintaining standards in the house, and the suicide of a young officer prompts Isobel to suggest converting Downton Abbey into a convalescent hospital.
After Downton is turned into a convalescent home for wounded officers, Matthew brings a general to visit, but Branson has a surprise in store. And is Lavinia hiding something?
Robert receives some shocking news from the front. Daisy’s relationship with William moves faster than she would like. Vera threatens to expose old secrets.
To secure weapons and raise money for Abel’s search, the club exploits its porn connections to entertain Henry Lin’s clients, which doesn’t sit well with Opie (Ryan Hurst). Jax’s decision…
Jax and Clay head towards Canada after Jimmy provides misleading intel on Abel’s whereabouts. The rest of the club splits off to help Happy with a pharmaceutical favor in redneck…
To help Gemma, SAMCRO and Abel, Jax conspires with an unlikely source. Meanwhile, the MC puts Chucky undercover.
When SAMCRO pays a visit to another charter, not everyone’s happy to see the mother chapter.
The club embarks on a protection run, the likes of which they’ve never seen before.
The IRA wants proof that one of their own has flipped and Samcro intends to give it to them.
While the club’s on a man hunt, Jax faces the toughest decision of his life.
On holiday in Jerusalem, Poirot hears about an archaeological expedition to Syria led by the eccentric Lord Boynton and his son Leonard, who believe they are on the track of…
Everyone is struggling after losing one of their own and are turning to any distraction they can find. Meredith and Derek seem to be consummating their marriage anywhere and everywhere,…
The hospital staff is left to deal with the aftermath of George’s passing. Hitting the staff hard, they all find unique ways to get through the various stages of grief….
