A young nun is found violated and murdered, while the brother and sister she was escorting have disappeared. A mysterious forest ranger dedicates himself to rescuing the children, while Brother Oswin...
Cadfael is sure the unlikely novice Meriet is hiding a secret, and when a missing bishop's envoy is found dead, Meriet takes the blame. Cadfael must discover who Meriet is protecting and who is the ...
Cadfael and a deputation of monks from Shrewsbury are dispatched to Wales to recover the remains of martyred St. Winifred over the objections of the local lord and residents.
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Title: Mystery!: Cadfael (1994–1998)
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| Complete series cast summary: | |||
| Derek Jacobi | ... | Brother Cadfael 13 episodes, 1994-1998 | |
| Michael Culver | ... | Prior Robert 13 episodes, 1994-1998 | |
| Julian Firth | ... | Brother Jerome 13 episodes, 1994-1998 | |
| Terrence Hardiman | ... | Abbot Radulfus 10 episodes, 1994-1998 | |
| Mark Charnock | ... | Brother Oswin 9 episodes, 1994-1997 | |
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Albie Woodington | ... | Sergeant Warden 8 episodes, 1994-1997 |
At and around the Shrewsbury abbey, Brother Cadfael is a monk with a difference. Given a choice, he would enjoy just being a simple gardener and herbalist for his home. However, too often events force him to use his other talent as a master sleuth in response to mysterious crimes happening in his community. While he investigates these crimes, he often finds himself at odds with the contemporary attitudes of the times with his own ahead of his time beliefs. Written by Kenneth Chisholm <kchishol@execulink.com>
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My vote for this series would be an 8 out of 10. It's fairly accurate to the book and I think I actually enjoy the series more. It got rather strange when the actor playing Hugh Beringar kept changing, Sean Pertwee (from the premier season) portrayed him the best. Some of the later episodes fell short of my expectations and sometimes the extras' voices were quite obviously dubbed in, but all in all it was quite an entertaining show.