Grantchester
Grantchester is one of the most successful mysteries in the PBS Masterpiece brand. Since the series started airing over here in 2015, it's become a summer staple, undergone principal cast and focus changes, and still came out stronger. However, despite Season 6 airing in the fall of 2021
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Technically, the summer solstice isn't for a few weeks yet. However, the unofficial start of Summer 2022 is the Memorial Day holiday in the U.S. (or one weekend later with the Platinum Jubilee Extended Bank Holiday if you're in the U.K.) To that end,
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It's been a dramatic season of Grantchester after the show's year away. From the drama of Leonard's jail sentence and the arrival of a new curate to Geordie's past showing up to haunt him, the season finale has many loose ends to
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Grantchester began this season with one of its heaviest storylines to date, Leonard's sexuality coming out in public. This being 1958, being gay is illegal, and it led to him being put in prison two episodes ago. Last week spent time focused on Will and the parish moving
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Leonard is gone from the Grantchester parish, but Will can't sit alone in his room and heads out for backgammon with Geordie at the pub. While there, they are accosted by Rachel Bromilow (Aimée Kelly) from the Student CND group, who is handing out fliers trying to end
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Leonard's court date is upon us on Grantchester, and the church is handling about as well as can be expected. The Bishop (Stuart Bowman) turns up and fires him, withdrawing his license and all. Will wants to stand for Leonard in court, but Leonard refuses; after all, doing
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After three weeks of mysteries that either furthered Leonard's story or distracted from it, this week's Grantchester brings a fulcrum of sorts. Technically, this week's case is separate from the ongoing soap opera, pulling Will away at a critical time so Daniel and Leonard
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The third episode of Grantchester Season 6 opens in the interrogation room, as Geordie and Larry grill a suspect in their latest case. But this is no ordinary case or suspect: It's Leonard, who has been brought in on Bryan's accusations. Worse, Geordie is grilling him
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After Grantchester's tropey Season 6 opener, the show returns to a standard season already in progress with an opening where Will is happily back where he belongs. This morning's vicaring includes that old fan favorite: The baptism. The parents of Baby James are a slightly older
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It's been nearly a year and a half since Grantchester last aired on PBS, and there have been some changes since the Season 5 finale. Though that season ended with Mrs. C. accepting Daniel as Leonard's "BFF" and reconciling with her husband, things have
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Will was in a lousy headspace at the end of last week's Grantchester. The finale opens with him in a worse one, drunk and surly, having crashed his mother's engagement party to St. John. Only Clement (Jonny Amies), his teenage step-brother-to-be, gets a
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Grantchester opens with the weekly eucharist, Will and Leonard presiding. But somewhere in dark alleys, there's a man on the run, begging someone to take his money. As Vic and Marie round up his gang after church, Mrs. Butler thanks them (and Will) for taking care of her