We would totally play this game, if only it were real. It seems like there are a million things going on and you could probably never win, but isn't that just like the PBS series 'Downton Abbey'?
Could you imagine 'Downton Abbey' patriarch Hugh Bonneville in '90s era Detroit? Or what about Martin Lawrence yucking it up with the lords and ladies in early 20th century England?
This mash-up, which combines the cast of the high-brow BBC hit ' Downton Abbey' with the opening credit sequence from 'Martin,' brings to mind such strange scenarios. Check it out.
Oddly enough, when Jimmy Fallon steps offstage after doing his late-night talk show, he walks right into early 20th century, upper-class England.
That's the premise of an elaborate sketch Fallon premiered Thursday night, titled 'Downton Sixbey,' which spoofs the PBS costume drama 'Downton Abbey.' ('Late Night' is shot in NBC's Studio 6b.)
The stuffy PBS period piece 'Downton Abbey,' which chronicles life within aristocratic society, gets hilariously mocked in this parody called "Downton Arby's." Needless to say, it stands to be much, much funnier than the original. Also, more horse sauce-y.
The PBS series ‘Downton Abbey,’ produced and set in the UK, has become a runaway hit. This means everyone now wants to hitch a ride on the ‘Abbey’ bandwagon. Or, in this case, the ‘Abbey’ band-waggin'.
The English costume drama 'Downton Abbey' is taking over America. Well, not really. But it certainly seems like it, especially since Vanity Fair printed up a series of 'Downton Abbey' trading cards to coincide with the show's final episode of the second season.