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- 2021
- Season 6
- 8 episodes
- Crime/detective
- Thriller
Summary
Drama series set in the 1950s, in the Cambridgeshire village named Grantchester.
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Episode 1: Episode 1
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It's 1958 in Grantchester, and the vicarage family and the Keatings are on a much-needed summer break at Merries Holiday Camp - only for it to turn into something of a busman's holiday for Will and Geordie, when the camp's owner Roy Reeves is found dead in suspicious circumstances. Between unhappily married guests, frustrated entertainment staff and Roy's put-upon wife, Will and Geordie discover almost everyone had a grudge against Roy. Behind the smiles and jolly holiday façade of Merries lays a much less wholesome reality
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David Brown
Detective Inspector Geordie Keating (Robson Green) issues a warning at the start of this sixth series: “No talking about work. We’re on holiday.” It’s now 1958 and he, his family and the vicarage regulars have all taken themselves off to the cheery Merries Holiday Park, but before anyone can give a cry of “Hi-de-hi!”, we find homicide putting a halt to any chance of rest and recuperation.
Bumptious and boorish camp owner Roy Reeves (Andy Nyman) has been murdered, so obviously Geordie and his partner in crime-solving Rev Will Davenport (Tom Brittney) decide to stick their noses in. But thank goodness they do, as it’s a case that very much plays to Grantchester’s strengths, what with this seemingly innocent world of chalets, pedal boats and lovely-legs contests masking something altogether more sinister.
And when it comes to curate Leonard Finch (Al Weaver), events here may just end up sparking a scandal that could erupt once he returns to that sleepy English village on the River Cam…
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rolenameGeordie KeatingRobson GreenWill DavenportTom BrittneyLeonard FinchAl WeaverMrs ChapmanTessa Peake-JonesCathy KeatingKacey AinsworthDaniel MarloweOliver DimsdaleJack ChapmanNick BrimbleEsme KeatingSkye Lucia DegruttolaIvy KeatingRubie-Rose FearfieldDora KeatingRose AllenMargie DankerRachael StirlingSid DankerNick HolderBryan StanfordMichael AbubakarSunny WestJordan AlexandraRoy ReevesAndy NymanBabs ReevesAnnette McLaughlinGerry WicksSam PhillipsDavid KeatingCarter-Jae O'NeilThe Merries House BandDylan Kirk & The Killers
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rolenameWriterDaisy CoulamAdapted byDaisy CoulamExecutive producerDaisy CoulamDirectorRob EvansProducerRichard CooksonExecutive producerEmma Kingsman-LloydExecutive producerRebecca EatonEditorTom Chapman
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Episode 1Summary
It's 1958 in Grantchester, and the vicarage family and the Keatings are on a much-needed summer break at Merries Holiday Camp - only for it to turn into something of a busman's holiday for Will and Geordie, when the camp's owner Roy Reeves is found dead in suspicious circumstances. Between unhappily married guests, frustrated entertainment staff and Roy's put-upon wife, Will and Geordie discover almost everyone had a grudge against Roy. Behind the smiles and jolly holiday façade of Merries lays a much less wholesome reality
Review
David Brown
Detective Inspector Geordie Keating (Robson Green) issues a warning at the start of this sixth series: “No talking about work. We’re on holiday.” It’s now 1958 and he, his family and the vicarage regulars have all taken themselves off to the cheery Merries Holiday Park, but before anyone can give a cry of “Hi-de-hi!”, we find homicide putting a halt to any chance of rest and recuperation.
Bumptious and boorish camp owner Roy Reeves (Andy Nyman) has been murdered, so obviously Geordie and his partner in crime-solving Rev Will Davenport (Tom Brittney) decide to stick their noses in. But thank goodness they do, as it’s a case that very much plays to Grantchester’s strengths, what with this seemingly innocent world of chalets, pedal boats and lovely-legs contests masking something altogether more sinister.
And when it comes to curate Leonard Finch (Al Weaver), events here may just end up sparking a scandal that could erupt once he returns to that sleepy English village on the River Cam…How to watch
Next showing
There are no live broadcasts scheduled for this show. But it is available via the streaming provider below.
Streaming
Details
Released on
2021-09-03
Languages
English
Formats
Colour
Credits
Cast
rolenameGeordie KeatingRobson GreenWill DavenportTom BrittneyLeonard FinchAl WeaverMrs ChapmanTessa Peake-JonesCathy KeatingKacey AinsworthDaniel MarloweOliver DimsdaleJack ChapmanNick BrimbleEsme KeatingSkye Lucia DegruttolaIvy KeatingRubie-Rose FearfieldDora KeatingRose AllenMargie DankerRachael StirlingSid DankerNick HolderBryan StanfordMichael AbubakarSunny WestJordan AlexandraRoy ReevesAndy NymanBabs ReevesAnnette McLaughlinGerry WicksSam PhillipsDavid KeatingCarter-Jae O'NeilThe Merries House BandDylan Kirk & The Killers
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Crew
rolenameWriterDaisy CoulamAdapted byDaisy CoulamExecutive producerDaisy CoulamDirectorRob EvansProducerRichard CooksonExecutive producerEmma Kingsman-LloydExecutive producerRebecca EatonEditorTom Chapman
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