The 12th season of the beloved BBC crime drama, Father Brown, is set to wrap up this week. The show, which draws inspiration from G.K. Chesterton's Father Brown short stories, has been a hit since its ...

The unstoppable Father Brown is back for an 11th season, with plots that swing wildly from foul play to vampires.

The genre of crime-solving clergy continues to grow with Grantchester, based on James Runcie's books. The series, which premiered in 2014, features Happy Valley's James Norton as troubled vicar Sidney ...

There are a number of established book series in which a religious ... and that encounter really inspired the creation of Father Brown. This historical mystery series features a Welsh Benedictine ...

Before Father Brown, there was another crime-solving Catholic priest on TV. The Father Dowling Mysteries aired for ... adapted from James Runcie's books. The series, which premiered in 2014 ...

The TV version of Father Brown is set exclusively in the fictional Cotswolds village of Kembleford, part of an unknown parish, whereas the books were set near Essex, reports Gloucestershire Live.

Each week, viewers watch Father Brown, portrayed by Mark Williams, solve mysteries involving his parish ... during post-war rationing, while the books are set decades earlier, reports ...

Father Brown, the beloved lunchtime crime drama, is still going strong in its 12th season this year. Fans are eager to delve into the origins of the popular series. The show is loosely inspired by G.

Thursday night is Murder Mystery Night. Watch Father Brown at 8 p.m., Vera at 9:00 p.m., and Midsomer Murders at 10:30 p.m. Meanwhile in Northumberland, DCI Vera Stanhope (Brenda Blethyne) solves ...

The TV rendition of Father Brown is exclusively set in the fictional Cotswolds village of Kembleford, part of an unspecified parish, while the books were set near Essex. Father Brown's star Mark ...

WARNING: This article contains spoilers from Father Brown. Father Brown season 12 continues ... Will, Queens of Mystery, The Crown, Murder in Provenance, The Diplomat and Dalgliesh.