My daughter set me up with a hulu link. Sadly that was on my old lap top and I cannot get there on my own. She told me she watched the entire season so I know it is there. Did you try the PBS site? I watched most of the past seasons from there.

Yes, the current season is on PBS.

Do you have Amazon Prime? Season 3 is available to watch there. I have the app so can watch Amazon Prime on my iPad but if your tv is compatible, you should be able to watch on your TV.

My local PBS station replays the latest episode on Wednesday and Saturday; if you don't have a broadcast signal receiver, try going to a bar!

Oops, I misread and thought you were looking for a past season, not the current one. Sorry! Like mentioned above, my PBS station shows reruns of the current season but I don't know that is an option with DirectTV. Hope you can find it.

It's easy to find at PBS online. You don't need DirecTV or to prove you have a particular cable/satellite provider. It's there for the watching.

Linelle, before typing my response I went to PBS online and my PBS app but episode 3 for the current season is only available to watch for people who are donors/paying supporters of PBS.

edited to add, If you do have Amazon Prime, I just checked and episode 3 is available for streaming, but it's $2.99. That might be the easiest way unless you can find the rebroadcast on PBS if DirectTV shows it.

4kids4us, I don't get it. Are you in the U.S.? I just went to the PBS site again and did NOT login, so it has no way of knowing who I am or that I have a DirecTV account. It's my local (San Francisco) PBS station which is over-the-air anyway, so no need to prove I have a cable or satellite account (e.g., ESPN). Season 6, Ep. 6 is ready to roll.

I'm not a paying subscriber of PBS. Hangs head.

I checked on my local PBS website, and episode 3 isn't there. Then I looked on PBS.org, and it says that episode 3 is unavailable in my area.

Linelle, yes, I am in the U.S. and using to PBS.org. I think, if I'm correct in my assumption, previous episodes are only available for free for a limited time after their initial broadcast. When I go search for Downton Abbey on the PBS site, and then click on videos, it has all the current episodes there but only episode 5 and 6 are available for free viewing and both show and expiration date. When I click on episode 3, it says this:

"MPTPassport

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Linelle, have you actually clicked on episode 3 to see if you are able to play it? If so, I'm not sure why I'm getting the above message. This is the link to where I see all the previous episodes for this season.. The ones with the small blue box in the corner are the ones available only to donors. http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/masterpiece/watch-online/

Get a rabbit ear (Leaf, etc) and watch it tomorrow night.

They are showing episode 3 tomorrow?

Yes the show the previous week's show prior to the current one.

In my area - Philadelphia - this Sunday our PBS will air 2 episodes, the new episode which is #7 and the one from last week - #6 - but not Episode 3.

PBS is airing all season 6 episodes on 2/28 as a marathon. If u can wait that long..

REALLY on the 28th? That is before the series ends in the States? That doesn't seem right. No doubt a phone a thon...insanity trying to watch through one of those....

Thanks for the heads up vdinli. I've got it set to record.

Was last night's show just the worst? Mary? Edith? All the child actors in England and they can't find two or three who can say two lines? Or even have a healthy look in their eye? I'm looking at you, Marigold. Carson needed a good smack, the pompous prig.

I enjoyed the "showdown" between Edith and Mary, although it would've been a little better if they'd actually played at scratching each other's eyes out or something. ;-) I have to agree about the child actors. That little guy who plays George is cute as a button, but acting is not his strong suit.

Edith always looks like she's just been punched in the gut.

Edith always looks constipated to me.

Maybe because she has been, often by Mary. Mary got her revenge for Edith!s letter about the death of Mr. Pamuk. I will miss this show when it ends.

I forgot about Edith's letter about Mr. Pamuk. Now that was a season. So, yeah, Mary was being mean, but Edith was an idiot to think she could keep the truth a secret.

Well, if Mary hadn't blurted it out, maybe Edith would have 'fessed up to Bertie. She seemed as if she was trying to work up the courage. However, considering Bertie's comments about his mother, Edith may be better off without him.

I think Bertie's gay. How did he lovingly describe the cousin who left him the inheritance--as so 'delicate'? All the Mama references, and in one shot Thomas was checking him out in the background.

Does anyone remember the movie 'Easy Virtue' based on a Noel Coward play? I imagine Mary and her new husband ending up like the parents in the movie--she, rigid and dominating--he, bored, unfulfilled, and inadequate.

I'm going to miss the show, too. It's about the only TV I watch.

Hmmm, gay. So perhaps he was looking to Edith as his cover up while he carried on with Thomas. The plot thickens. I have never seen Easy Virtue but now I will have to loo for it. I can see Talbot slowly losing his mind living at Downton under Mary's (and George's -- since we know he has no future on the stage) thumb.

And how about Spratt! I knew we were in for a surprise with the advice columnist -- but Spratt? Never saw that coming.

I think Branson will end up with the pretty editor.

I do have trouble imagining what the future holds for Mary and Talbot. Her aversion to racing is certainly understandable but what on earth would Talbot do if he gave it up?

I think Spratt and Mosley deserve a spin-off.

Patience Maire_cate it all comes 'round. What will never be known is can the Granthom's keep their castle? As the decades move along did they too have to let it all go piece by piece until Mary now as "the Dowager" can only afford a one bedroom flat in London?

Is everyone reading Louis Bayard's weekly show recaps in the NYTimes? They are fabulous. I will miss those more than I'll miss the actual show.

I started to suspect that Spratt was Ms.Jones when the dowager arrived home and he was no where to be found. I wonder what Violet's scheming lady's maid will think of Spratt's new career.

No, HH, I wish I had seen those recaps sooner. I am so darn mad right now. I accidentally ran across a spoiler for the last episode. Darn it.

Speaking of spoilers - this isn't one.......but I wanted to make sure that I scheduled a recording of the season finale. I have Comcast as my cable provider and when I scheduled the recording I read the brief description of the episode. While most of it is a teaser, the description also gave enough information as to provide some very strong hints about what does happen and to whom.

Do not type 'Downton Abbey' into YouTube search--blatant spoilers galore!