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S6.E5
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Father Brown attempts to overturn a miscarriage of justice while rehearsing for the Kembleford Christmas pantomime.
Father Brown reads that Flambeau has been killed in Italy before setting off to Gloucester where the Iron Crown of Lombardy, made from a nail from the Crucifixion, is housed. He is approached by a ...
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Series inspired by the stories of GK Chesterton; a Catholic priest has a knack for solving mysteries in his English village.
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1950s | amateur detective | england | occupation in title | clergy as detective |Parents Guide:
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The dog in season 1 episode 8 titled, "The Face of Death", is the same dog who appears in the series Doc Martin. The dog's real name is Dodger. Neither the dog nor his handler/trainer appears in the credits of Father Brown, but does appear in the credits of Doc Martin. See more »Goofs
In one of the episodes a revolver is shown with one empty chamber to demonstrate that one shot was fired. However the casing should still have been there since revolvers do not eject them. See more »Frequently Asked Questions
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I was sad I couldn't enjoy season 5 as much as previous ones. I don't know if Detective Mallory's performance is supposed to be acted so poorly or if Jack Deam is a lousy actor. He seems to be channeling a parody of a pirate, what with his screwed up eyes and mouth and sneering.
What I find most annoying is the Political Correctness. Two episodes had the theme of lesbianism in the 1950s in Middlle England and it was portrayed as acceptable, which, in real life it wasn't. Were the writers scraping the barrel to come up with this?
The alien episode really was the pits. How could the nurse have drawn the crop circle by herself and set off the fireworks simultaneously? Please can someone explain to ensure what the bright lights in that episode were attributes to? I just didn't get it.