@article{454114,
      note = {Originally produced as a British television series in  2010.},
      author = {Neame, Gareth. and Eaton, Rebecca. and Fellowes, Julian.  and Marchant, Nigel. and Trubridge, Liz. and Stephenson,  Shelagh. and Pepler, Tina. and Percival, Brian. and Bolt,  Ben, and Kelly, Brian. and Bonneville, Hugh. and Findlay,  Jessica Brown, and Carmichael, Laura. and Carter, Jim, and  Coyle, Brendan. and Dockery, Michelle, and Finneran,  Siobhan, and Froggatt, Joanne, and Howes, Thomas, and  James-Collier, Rob. and Leslie, Rose. and Logan, Phyllis.  and McGovern, Elizabeth, and McShera, Sophie. and Nicol,  Lesley, and Smith, Maggie, and Stevens, Dan, and Wilton,  Penelope, and Lunn, John,},
      url = {http://library.usi.edu/record/454114},
      title = {Downton Abbey, [Season one] [videorecording] /},
      publisher = {Carnival Film & Television Limited ;},
      abstract = {Downton Abbey--a sprawling Edwardian mansion and park  nestled in the lush North Yorkshire countryside--needs an  heir. A tragedy at sea has claimed the life of the presumed  heir, and Lord Grantham is faced with the possibility that  the house he's loved his whole life might one day belong to  a distant cousin he's never met. Before he can worry about  that, he must deal with his scandalous daughter, Lady Mary,  who many believe to be the rightful heir to Downton. Even  the staff have opinions: while many are devoted to the  family, there are others whose selfishness and scheming do  more than disrupt the well-oiled workings of the estate. As  hundreds of years of British aristocratic privilege are  battered by the tides of social upheaval and technical  progress, as World War I looms, what does fate have in  store for Downton? How will the troubles of its  family--above and below stairs--be resolved? Or will life  be altered so dramatically that its master no longer  matters?},
      recid = {454114},
      pages = {3 videodiscs (368 min.) :},
      address = {London :},
      year = {2011},
}