Upstairs, Downstairs Season 2 (1972 1973)

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Upstairs, Downstairs Season 2 (1972 1973)

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Upstairs, Downstairs Season 2 (1972 1973)

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Name:Upstairs, Downstairs Season 2 (1972 1973)

Infohash: D0ECB30B1DBF52FF3B7D9207626C061FD59B2F7D

Total Size: 4.62 GB

Magnet: Magnet Download

Seeds: 0

Leechers: 0

Stream: Watch Full Movie @ Movie4u

Last Updated: 2010-06-22 02:49:54 (Update Now)

Torrent added: 2009-09-02 22:19:04

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Torrent Files List

rankings of U,D shows.txt (Size: 4.62 GB) (Files: 14)

rankings of U,D shows.txt

6.76 KB

Upstairs, Downstairs s02e01 - The New Man.avi

360.06 MB

Upstairs, Downstairs s02e02 - A Pair Of Exiles.avi

359.47 MB

Upstairs, Downstairs s02e03 - Married Love.avi

363.58 MB

Upstairs, Downstairs s02e04 - Whom God Hath Joined.avi

369.22 MB

Upstairs, Downstairs s02e05 - Guest Of Honour.avi

366.75 MB

Upstairs, Downstairs s02e06 - The Property Of A Lady.avi

366.00 MB

Upstairs, Downstairs s02e07 - Your Obedient Servant.avi

368.17 MB

Upstairs, Downstairs s02e08 - Out Of The Everywhere.avi

362.85 MB

Upstairs, Downstairs s02e09 - An Object Of Value.avi

368.22 MB

Upstairs, Downstairs s02e10 - A Special Mischief.avi

366.14 MB

Upstairs, Downstairs s02e11 - The Fruits Of Love.avi

357.48 MB

Upstairs, Downstairs s02e12 - The Wages Of Sin.avi

361.00 MB

Upstairs, Downstairs s02e13 - A Family Gathering.avi

364.45 MB

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Torrent description

I've been in a state of flux rearranging everything on my computer. Torrents have had to be moved around. I think they will stay put from now on.

In that case I will upload Upstairs, Downstairs again.

This is one big video. My wife and I have watched the entire thing twice,
all 68 episodes. We like it very much. The lack of subtitles combined with
the great many different accents and dialects make it difficult to understand.
You will see that I wrote subtitles for the very first episode and part of a later one. I'm thinking about doing more, but I'm intimidated by the fact that I, a country boy from Texas, USA, have no business trying to interpolate all of this very complicated speech. I'm sure most any educated Englishman can do much better than I. I do not understand why they haven't done so before.

The main reason I became involved in writing subtitles in the first place was to leave posterity what should have been done long ago. Foreigners and the hard-of-hearing can now enjoy some of the good classis that never had subtitles in the first place. The Academy Award winner Cyrano de Bergerac of 1950 should have had subtitles long before I came along.

So, I ask forgiveness in advance for my many mistakes, and I hope somebody will pick from here and clean my work all up.