Downton Abbey, Episode Two: Twitter Party and Blog Round-Up

The second episode of Downton Abbey will be aired by PBS Masterpiece Classic at 9 PM on Sunday. PBS will be hosting a second Twitter party in honor of the event, and yours truly will be there once again as an unofficial host! @janeaustenworld.

Start of the hunt, Downton Abey

The event will begin from 9 PM EST through 10:30 PM PT. Including Vic, the other bloggers who will be hosting are:

• @pbs; @masterpiecepbs; 
• Evangeline Holland of Edwardian Promenade (@edwardian_era); 
• Laurel Ann Nattress of Austenprose (@Austenprose); 
• Cheryl LeBrun of Enchanted Serenity of Period films (@charleybrown77); 
• Vic Sanborno of Jane Austen’s World (@janeaustenworld) 

If you plan on joining, make sure to tag.your posts with the hashtag #DowntonPBS or use PBS's TweetGrid, which will automatically add the hashtag.

If you want to read our tweets go to Twitter and type: #DowntonPBS

Links to articles about the series:

Jane Austen's World: 

• Everything You Wanted to Know About the Entail in Downton Abbey and More
• Watch Downton Abbey Online
• Entertaining visitors in an English country house, such as Downton Abbey
• Downton Abbey's Recycled Costumes
• Downstairs in Downton Abbey: The Servants
• Upstairs in Downton Abbey: The Three Crawley Sisters
• The Jane Austen Connection to Downton Abbey and Egypt

Edwardian Promenade:

• Addressing Titled Persons
• Downton Abbey, Episode One

Enchanted Serenity of Period Films:

• Downton Abbey: A Milliner's Dream?
• Familiar Faces of Period Drama: Downton Abbey

Austenprose:

• Downton Abbey, Review and Recap of Episode One
• Preview of Downton Abbey

Follow Friday: Charleybrown of Enchanted Serenity of Period Films

Meet Charleybrown of Enchanted Serenity of Period Films blog, an incredibly knowledgeable and dedicated period film aficionado.

She keeps me up to date on the latest announcements of movies, casting and reviews on all the best period dramas on screen and television. Her extensive list of the 150 Top Period Dramas is indispensible resource whenever I am searching for a movie to rent through NetFlix or to purchase for my home library. Her coverage of the new BBC/PBS Emma (2009) adaptation which concluded here in the US last Sunday is well worth a gander. Here is her favorite fan video of Emma (2009) by bulletproofcouch. I concur that it sums up the four hour miniseries in 4 minutes brilliantly.

Visit Charleybrown at her blog Enchanted Serenity of Period Films
Follow Charleybrown on Twitter

Enjoy, Laurel Ann, Austenprose