Grantchester

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A Cambridgeshire clergyman finds himself investigating a series of mysterious wrongdoings in his small village of Grantchester.

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A Cambridgeshire clergyman finds himself investigating a series of mysterious wrongdoings in his small village of Grantchester.A Cambridgeshire clergyman finds himself investigating a series of mysterious wrongdoings in his small village of Grantchester.A Cambridgeshire clergyman finds himself investigating a series of mysterious wrongdoings in his small village of Grantchester.

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IMDb RATING

7.9/10

18K

YOUR RATING

POPULARITY

623

See production info at IMDbPro

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Trivia
Series 2 is the first to have a series-long "B-story" beginning with the first episode and ending with the series finale.

Goofs
As Chambers and Geordie arrive in London on the train, there is a board showing the calling points. The first three are Cambridge, Shelford, and Foxton. There are two lines between Cambridge and London. Shelford and Foxton are the first stations out of Cambridge on two different lines so a train cannot have called at both of them.

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Featured in Too Much TV: Episode #1.4 (2016)

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10/10

Brilliant, Moody, unforgettable characters

As another has written, I came to Grantchester after a few seasons of Father Brown. While another "priest+cop" series seemed redundant, Grantchester is brilliantly written and acted.

Sydney Chambers (the Vicar of Grantchester) is conflicted...almost tortured by the choices he faces; the complications of the crimes that drive the main part of the story don't make Sydney's life any easier. (No add'l info on this as that would be a spoiler.)

The last time I was this caught up in a British detective series was with Jeremy Brett's Sherlock Holmes. Yes; it's that good - even better.

Go with it; you won't be sorry.