Unfortunately this wonderful series is unavailable to buy either on video or DVD.

However it has been continued in spirit by the Welcome to Taplow's group whose Servants the Continuing Series is featured on this site.

If you fancy a peak Sarah Hayward has done a fabulous Servants short film

The Letter

BBC Servants

The Offical Biog:

Servants was a bold and irreverent new drama for BBC One, set below stairs in a country house in 1850s England. Written by Lucy Gannon, it focused on the hopes, dreams and ambitions of the servants who make a great household work.

An ensemble cast of established and new talent was led by Christopher Fulford (Spooks), Joe Absolom (EastEnders), Orla Brady (Pure Wickedness), Kenny Doughty (Sunday), Shaun Parkes (Lock, Stock And Two Smoking Barrels) and television newcomer Felicity Jones (The Archers).

Servants enters Taplows, the Sturges Borne family seat, not through the elegant façade of its portico, but by the backstairs. Life below stairs is a hive of activity; home to a thriving hidden community, where intrigue, rivalry, secrets, laughter and love abound. Servants opens as the Sturges Borne family return with their retinue of servants after a summer away in Italy. As the house springs into life, canny head butler Mr Jarvis (Christopher Fulford) is unconvinced by the merits of the newly arrived second footman, George Cosmo (Joe Absolom). Housekeeper Flora Ryan (Orla Brady) is happy to take him at face value, but first footman William Forest (Kenny Doughty) sees George differently, sensing a rival in more ways than one. Elsewhere at Taplows, life is not what it might seem and young Lord Harry’s nursemaid, the beautiful and clever Grace May (Felicity Jones), has painful choices to make about her future.

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