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60 of 297 · most liked firstAn idyllic village church, a scenery that reminds me of Father Brown, the British TV Show. #AlphabetChallenge #WeekTForTelevision #SilentSunday #photography #PhotographersOfBluesky #EastCoastKin
neutral · AI labelView post →From Alexei Sayle's 80s sketch show, 'Stuff'. Mark Williams (now of 'Father Brown') does an uncanny George Formby. Premise is that Albert Einstein had spent his 'wilderness years' writing special material for Formby. www.youtube.com/watch?v=U5EN...
neutral · AI labelView post →taking a break from the wonderful (if a tad formulaic) Father Brown series. watching some Karen Pirie, set in St Andrew’s, Scotland.
neutral · AI labelView post →'The Hammer of God', the first episode of Father Brown, was originally broadcast on this day in 1974. Kenneth More starred as G.K. Chesterton's clerical sleuth in a single series of thirteen episodes.
neutral · AI labelView post →Re-reading 100 Great Detectives, a book from the 90s edited by Maxim Jakubowski. I'd forgotten that @neilhimself.neilgaiman.com has an essay there on one of my personal faves, Father Brown. While the British TV show is fine in its way it has little in common with Chesterton's wonderful stories.
neutral · AI labelView post →Horror manga artist Junji Ito and The Fast Show and Father Brown star Mark Williams sharing a photo. Why? I dunno! "YOU COULD BE STUCK IN A HOLE, IN THE SHAPE OF YOUR BODY, IN THE SIDE OF A FAULT, NO WAY OUT, WITH AN OWL!!!"
neutral · AI labelView post →Also if you’re meh on Father Brown I would say that Sister Boniface is a highly superior show. Much funnier, lighter, more quirky, and zero proselytizing.
negative · AI labelView post →I’m having a chat with someone who’s VERY popular on our screens in the next few weeks! ❤️ It’s all about the new series of Father Brown! Details to follow, so hopefully you can tune in xxxxx
neutral · AI labelView post →I love Sally Phillips. I love a cosy murder show. The Hairdresser Mysteries is one of the worst things I've ever watched. And I've seen The Madame Blanc Mysteries. This one makes Father Brown look like Poirot.
negative · AI labelView post →Watching "Father Brown" because I have a soft spot for British mystery series. But man that's a whole lot of murderin' for a little country village. Yikes.
neutral · AI labelView post →when they say 'come over and have a drink and watch a show' and the show is 'Father Brown'
neutral · AI labelView post →Stu and Amore would be a light mystery series like Father Brown. Neither are the main character. They are the weird villagers there for comedy.
neutral · AI labelView post →'The Hammer of God', the first episode of Father Brown, was originally broadcast on this day in 1974. Kenneth More starred as G.K. Chesterton's clerical sleuth in a single series of thirteen episodes.
neutral · AI labelView post →I am enjoying the gradual Fast Show reunion happening on the latest season of Father Brown.
positive · AI labelView post →(Homer Simpson “trampamaline” voice) The Father Brown series and John Dickson Carr as acknowledged inspirations?!?
neutral · AI labelView post →#vsspic Storyboard the evidence A two dimensional rendering Of a life ending Wrapped in red twine Times dates and places All set out According to Motive mean and method A story of what happened Or prop for a true crime show Sometimes It's nicer not to know Believe in Father Brown And nice cops
neutral · AI labelView post →What an absolute delight and privilege it was to write my first episode of Father Brown. A warm hearted hug of a show with a cast, crew and team to match. 😍💕🫶 www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m...
positive · AI labelView post →Delighted to say that I’ll be a guest on the ‘Alan Titchmarsh Love Your Weekend’ show this Sunday 26/1 on ITV. I’ll be with the fabulous Claudie Blakley discussing all things Father Brown (and other stuff!). Hope you enjoy it 😊 xx
neutral · AI labelView post →A very early ep of the modern Father Brown TV series had the ladies of the parish sharing cream cakes before going into Mass, a breach of the pre-Eucharistic fast (which in the 50s setting would have started at midnight) that startled me. It’s ignorance-fuelled tacit assumptions that trip you up.
negative · AI labelView post →In other news, Tubi has all the Jeremy Brett Sherlock Holmes adaptations AND the Father Brown series, so we're watching our way through all of those.
neutral · AI labelView post →They are lampooning a very specific-seeming radio show that I am certain is based on a real thing any Brit would know and I very much do not, this is my favorite thing about Father Brown & Sister Boniface episodes
positive · AI labelView post →Father Brown is one of my favorites. I read Chesterton's stories when I was very young and impressionable, and the recent series presents a genuinely kind and good person.
positive · AI labelView post →Way behind TV watching cos I had to finish all 13 series of Father Brown before my brain would let me move onto another show but very much enjoying Loki now just cos Tom Hiddlestone is so watchable.
positive · AI labelView post →10 tv or streaming series to get to know me...in no order. 1. Father Brown 2. Dead Files 3. Ghosts (US) 4. Poirot 5. Big Bang Theory 6. Stranger Things 7. Endeavour 8. Sherlock Holmes (Granada) 9. X-Files 10. Bones
neutral · AI labelView post →I've never really read or written fanfic but I'm amazed and delighted at how much exists, sincerely. And I'll admit - I'm a *little*and curious about the Carter/Sullivan fanfic based on the characters from the Father Brown TV show.
neutral · AI labelView post →I'm watching BBC's Father Brown (in its 13th series! notoriously charming AND a bit dull), and I finally shouted at the screen "can the Inspector not be right about ANYTHING?" having only just realized that, after 13 years, the Inspector has never arrested the killer right off the bat, not even once
neutral · AI labelView post →The Innocence of Father Brown is one of my favorite books. (Much better than the TV series.)
negative · AI labelView post →My first episode of Father Brown is now available to watch on iPlayer. It was an absolute delight to write for this iconic show from first pitch to shooting script to a fantastic day on set. Hope you can catch it. www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/epis...
positive · AI labelView post →If you like British murder mysteries, you should also watch Murder After Evensong/the modern Father Brown show. Really gives a feeling for why one would be devout without being preachy.
positive · AI labelView post →My favorite is when the show is set in a very unpopulated village and there is a murder weekly (ie: Father Brown)
positive · AI labelView post →Old village of Blockley - location of the TV series Father Brown- The Cotswolds
neutral · AI labelView post →1st Columbo aired this date in 1971 Excluding the pilot (68), the show began with Murder by the Book. Inspired by Father Brown, Columbo is a blue collar, nonviolent, charismatic, seemingly a bumbler who will weave a web to catch the usually urbane wealthy murderer.
neutral · AI labelView post →The most recent Father Brown tv series has created for itself the same problem as Murder She Wrote by changing all the stories to take place in Father Brown's village so that it has a murder rate of like 80%
negative · AI labelView post →Just remembered there is a spinoff show from Father Brown called Sister Boniface Mysteries. Put a hold on the first season at my library.
neutral · AI labelView post →Just started Season 11 of Father Brown. There is some kind of local feats of strength event going on, including events like shin kicking, spinach eating, and toe wrestling. Whoever writes for this show must have a lot of fun.
positive · AI labelView post →I am a Coward(tm), so the scariest I can do is shows like Psych or Father Brown. That being said, a Haunting in Venice was SPECTACULAR. #FantasyIndiesSpooktober
neutral · AI labelView post →Oh, that's a very fine list!!! Haven't watched Scarlet and the Duke or Father Brown, but the others are primo! I think Unforgotten is my favorite TV series of all time.
neutral · AI labelView post →There's a really funny part in the Father Brown series by GK Chesterton where he talks about the master thief Flambeau, and says, seemingly sincerely, that he is a master of disguise capable of hiding any aspect of his character except for the fact that he's six and a half feet tall.
neutral · AI labelView post →#FantasyIndiesSeptember 5 Ghosts (BBC & remakes), Narnia, LOTR, Father Brown, Sister Boniface Mysteries, Grantchester, A Series of Unfortunate Events, 80s/90s media, Jim Henson, Rifftrax, MST3K, Kingdom Hearts, AHS, The Boys, Stephen King, Roald Dahl, Studio Ghibli, Anne Rice, BBC comedies.
neutral · AI labelView post →I have a love for lighter detective series, such as Father Brown, Death in Paradise, Miss Marple, Poirot, Sister Boniface, The Madame Blanc Mysteries, There is something good about each and every one. You can just go with it and guess along as you go. It's fun and a great escape for an hour or so.
positive · AI labelView post →Started watching Father Brown (another cozy British murder mystery series). First up: a drunk mean wife winds up dead after she tells her daughter she can never get married to a tutor.
neutral · AI labelView post →I have performed a wide-ranging study of this and have concluded that the murder capital of Britain is in fact the Cotswolds village of Kembleford. Midsomer is a whole county, whereas nearly all 12 series of Father Brown take place exclusively in Kembleford, often with several deaths per episode.
neutral · AI labelView post →#SelfPromoSunday My Modern Family spec, “Men of Uncertain Ages”, was featured on #2024StuntList & my award-winning specs for the UK tv show Father Brown & my pilot HAWKWOOD are in the Top 6% & 15% on Coverfly, where they’re downloadable to read! #UKagents www.officialstuntlist.com/stunt-list-s...
neutral · AI labelView post →introduce yourself with: One book 📚 - The Great Divorce by CS Lewis One movie 🎥 - The Prince of Egypt One album 💿 - Dark Passion Play by Nightwish One TV show 📺 - Father Brown
neutral · AI labelView post →Friend introduced to me to Endeavor (young morse) and this show just keeps on giving. Makes me miss Father Brown...
positive · AI labelView post →Tomorrow is a brand new month and we've got 3 new series coming to Rewind 📺 Danger Man starts on 1st May Father Brown starts on 2nd May Hallelujah starts on 4th May Freeview 81 | Sky 182 | Freely 141 #drama #comedy #classictv #rewindtv
neutral · AI labelView post →What about Father Brown? My dad likes watching his show.
neutral · AI labelView post →I prefer mystery shows that focus more on the quirky character of the detective (especially when there’s a touch of humour, too!😄) than the more grim procedurals, like Columbo, Poirot, Monk, Marple, Father Brown, Sherlock Holmes (the Jeremy Brett series), etc., that have influenced my own scripts!👍
positive · AI labelView post →meta "Father Brown" A show where cast routinely directed to over-act But the village is staging an amateur production of a murder mystery The professional actors pretending to be bad amateur (over) actors but over-acting themselves in making the amateurs worse look worse than they would be
neutral · AI labelView post →Watching Father Brown. 12 series and 9 episodes in and we FINALLY have a properly Goodfellow-centric episode. He's always been my fave of the full time cast 🖤 (Obvs Flambeau is my fave fave)
positive · AI labelView post →Post a gif of your comfort show. There are three, depending on my mood! I'm posting one for the mood I'm in today. The other two are Father Brown and Good Omens.
neutral · AI labelView post →how to get the casting of Father Brown so right and everything else in Chesterton SO WRONG. I adore the books and cannot watch a moment of the current TV show
negative · AI labelView post →PHOTO THEME WEEKS Churches Church of St Peter and St Paul - Blockley, England The church used for the long running TV show, Father Brown
neutral · AI labelView post →Northern Exposure Auf Wiedersehn Pet Lovejoy Father Brown Porridge Spaced I’m Alan Partridge Early Doors Cheers Grass Band of Brothers Tour of Duty Police Squad First series of Game On Blackadder
neutral · AI labelView post →#FatherBrown renewed for further two series on BBC One, with Mark Williams reprising role as filming begins. More details: www.tvzoneuk.com/post/fatherb...
neutral · AI labelView post →This is Blockley, in the Cotswolds. If you enjoy the BBC series Father Brown, then this is the place to come, as it's filmed here! I even had one of Mrs McCarthy's delicious strawberry scones in the cafe! 😋
neutral · AI labelView post →Been watching the latest series of Father Brown & last night got to Philip Ralph’s episode - The Power of Suggestion. #FatherBrown is usually a lot of fun & this was a great episode, with a clever plot & some nice comedy moments. Currently available on the BBC iPlayer. @philralph.bsky.social
positive · AI labelView post →You've been kidnapped. The characters from the last TV show you watched are trying to rescue you. Who's coming to save you? Father Brown? The chances I get rescued are high... so long as I'm not the murder victim in the beginning of the episode...
neutral · AI labelView post →Ok but this is definitely a Father-Brown-adjacent cozy murder series.
neutral · AI labelView post →I love scones, and they're easy to make. Got hooked on them after watching "Father Brown" and seeing Mrs. McCarthy's award-winning strawberry scones. That show made me hungry! #WeeknightWriters
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