The beloved series Father Brown is back on screens with a new episode titled “The Obedient Wife,” after a two-week hiatus due to live coverage of the Winter Olympics. This sixth episode of the thirteenth season airs on March 1, 2024, on BBC One. Fans can expect fresh revelations and intriguing twists as the crime-fighting priest, played by Mark Williams, investigates a chilling murder tied to a police officer.
After a brief pause, Father Brown has successfully returned to delight its audience. This season has already seen notable surprises, including the return of Sorcha Cusack as Mrs. McCarthy, marking her first appearance in the series in four years. Mark Williams continues to embody the titular character, bringing his charm and wit to the role, which is based on the literary work of G.K. Chesterton.
In “The Obedient Wife,” the storyline revolves around Father Brown as he delves into a case where Violet Goodfellow becomes a target following the murder of a senior police officer. The episode features a talented ensemble cast, including Naomi Radcliffe, who takes on the role of Violet. Radcliffe is known for her previous work on Coronation Street as Alison Wakefield and has appeared in notable productions such as Born and Bred and Three Girls.
The guest cast also includes Alex Blake, who plays Gerald. Blake has garnered attention for his portrayal of Stephen Lamport in The Crown and has appeared in series like Joan and Chernobyl. Rob Ostelere portrays Michael; he is recognized for his long-running role as Arthur Digby on Holby City and has appeared in Game of Thrones.
Marianne Oldham plays Joyce in this episode. Her credits include roles in The Living and the Dead and A Very English Scandal, alongside her previous work in Holby City. Also featured is Elizabeth Rider, known for her role as DCC Andrea Wise in the acclaimed series Line of Duty. Rider’s extensive television career includes appearances in EastEnders and Showtrial.
Reflecting on the series, Mark Williams expressed his gratitude for the guest stars, stating, “It’s always really flattering that people come and do the show, and we always look forward to seeing people; it’s one of the joys of doing this job.” Williams highlighted the excitement of having a rotating cast, sharing his enthusiasm for working with new actors.
As Father Brown continues to engage its audience with thrilling narratives and strong performances, fans are eagerly anticipating the latest developments in “The Obedient Wife.” The series airs at 14:00 GMT on BBC One this Friday, promising more mysteries, engaging characters, and compelling storytelling. For updates on entertainment, television, and streaming news, audiences can visit the new Everything Gossip website for the latest headlines.
