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shirley church
Posted at 3:34 PM on May 20, 2013
I was sure Mathew & his brother in law were going to do great things for Downton Abby & the story line could have continued on from there, pulling the Abby out of the red. I can’t see how this series is going to hold the viewers interest after taking out one of the main principles of the story. One only has to read the comments about the fate of Mathew to see where this is going, I feel it is a great error on the part of the producers. To me I feel as if the story has gone flat.
CJ
Posted at 7:25 PM on May 31, 2013
ghannon
Posted at 9:14 AM on May 13, 2013
After having to deal with losing our own son very recently and getting involved with Dowton Abbey…losing Sybil and the constant reminder of her death, then to lose Matthew. We were devastated to have been taken down that road again. Sometimes we just want an escape from our own lives not to be thrown in an emotional rollercoaster again. Why couldn’t he have just been replaced? We could have all “dealt” with that much better!
Susie
Posted at 12:51 PM on May 1, 2013
Although it will be odd to say the least without Matthew, Downton Abbey has got it going on. I’ll be willing to be that all those you’ve said, ‘that’s just to much for me’, will be right back in front of the TV when season 4 starts. I think it will come back even stronger. A little change will keep us on our toes. I’m a true Downtown Abbey fan and I’ll be watching Season 4 just like all the others. It’s AWESOME!
Barbara
Posted at 12:38 PM on April 30, 2013
Carole Wilson
Posted at 8:45 AM on April 21, 2013
Dr. Carol Anderson
Posted at 12:15 AM on June 14, 2013
hannah
Posted at 12:02 AM on April 19, 2013
Not 1 but 2 babys born great. BUT then you killed off TWO most beloved cast members WHY?
And both family members? Your realy got your work cut out for you NOW because the rest of the family members are BORING with out them. All you did was RUSH through some great storys that you could of done a lot with. But instead you killed off 2 great cast members an left the two great partners with babys an sadness and thats not great writting at all. SO you all need to pull a great big story line out or alot of people will just find it sad an boring. WHY KILL OFF THE CAST FAMILY MEMBERS FIRST? and so soon into the show.
Krista
Posted at 2:37 PM on March 19, 2013
Crystal
Posted at 11:19 PM on March 14, 2013
Beverly Nero
Posted at 7:46 PM on March 4, 2013
lilly
Posted at 5:08 PM on March 3, 2013
I HATE that Matthew has to die…..and now that he is dead, why cant the writers give him a better tomb stone wordings…..why not ” beloved husband to Lady Mary Crawley and beloved father to son ,,,,,,,?? and “son of R../I ….Crawley ” Some sweet poetry engraved on his stone would be very nice and appropriate too, seeing the love shared with his wife.. The tomb stone wordings are too sterile , as if he had only lived a nondescript life. Or maybe the writer cant be bother anymore with him now that he had refused to do what JF wanted.
I often found JF writings lack of depth on Lady Mary and Matthew. It was only due to the marvelous acting of MD and DS that gave us, the viewers , the memorable story of Lady Mary and Matthew Crawley.
BUT WE WONT SEE THAT ANYMORE!
mary
Posted at 10:02 AM on March 4, 2013
Vickie
Posted at 6:08 PM on March 21, 2013
I am so dissappointed at Matthews sudden death..it was just heartbreaking …and he was also my favorite character…the perfect hubby for Mary and so happy to be a father…I guess this does happen in real lfe…happened to a neighbor whose hubby was driving home from a cmas office partyand wasn’t drunk but was killed in an auto accident also…he also left a wife and newborn…but itis so sad!
Paul Lambert
Posted at 9:24 PM on March 27, 2013
Matthew’s death was a foregone conclusion as the character had to, due to forced circumstances,
had to make an exit (stage left).
You will find the wording on the stone pales into insignificance when Season Four commences
after an unseen six months mourning period for the Crawleys.
We’ve got the ‘little one’, so pivitol to Mary and Matthew’s relationship (a little insight into what many of today’s IVF couples endure), hence, the message, with death (Sybil/Matthew) there is new life (babes Sybil/George).
Perhaps a main consideration of the writer(s) could be, not to turn what is an extraordinary period
piece into a mundane (yawn) soap.
Santana
Posted at 6:34 AM on April 22, 2013