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Originally Posted by issybird
Other than the period clothing and cars, it’s really the most interesting thing about the show, its saving grace so to speak. The mysteries themselves are definitely at the silly/preposterous end of the spectrum. At that, I’m no theologian but the stories seem to have a tenuous relationship with Catholic doctrine. And surely the number of Catholics in that village in Gloucestershire is a ridiculously high percentage in a country that’s overwhelmingly C of E. It’s like a Catholic Hogsmeade.
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I find the braided phone handset cords absolutely fascinating (and they seem to spend an unusual amount of time zooming on them)!
I see there's a new spinoff starring Sister Boniface: the winemaking nun (with a PhD in Forensics science) from season one of Father Brown, but I've no idea if it's any good, nor how many seasons it might be around. Looks like at least two.