All in Good Faith

📊 Series Specifications

Network ITV1
Episode Runtime ~30 min
Total Seasons 3
Total Episodes 18
Original Language EN
Creator John Howard Davies

All in Good Faith (1985)

Created by John Howard Davies
⭐ 1.1 / 5 (71 votes) 🎬 3 Seasons 📼 18 Episodes 🏷️ Comedy 📡 Ended
⏱️
Series Status:

This series has concluded and all seasons are available for tracking.

Ended

Synopsis

British sitcom in which Reverend Philip Lambe, after becoming bored in his wealthy Oxfordshire parish, asks for a transfer to a more difficult assignment. Sent to Edendale, a fictional urban town in the Midlands, he is accompanied by his wife Emma, sixteen-year-old daughter Miranda and twelve-year-old son Peter.

Seasons & Episodes

E1 In the Beginning

Reverend Philip Lambe is transferred from his rich rural parish to a tough Midlands city.

E2 No Stone Unturned

Lambe plans to visit the new parish he has been offered, but Emma refuses to go. Parish life is further complicated by Major Andrews, who insists on erecting a massive headstone in memory of his friend Archie Colson.

E3 A Flying Visit

The reverend and Emma descend on Edendale and discover that it's even more run-down than the reports suggested. During the events of one night, they confirm their worst of fears and reinforce that Edendale really needs them.

E4 The Crunch

The Bishop wants a definite answer from the reverend: is he moving to Edendale or not? Philip has a few days to convince his family. Meanwhile, the marriage of their best friends seems to be coming to an end.

E5 An Eye for an Eye

Open hostilities are declared between Philip and the rest of the parish when circumstances suggest that, suffering from the stress of recent events, he is hitting the bottle-and his nearest and dearest.

E6 Exodus

The day of the move arrives at last, but, due to a missing tortoise and furniture van, both departure and arrival are very different from expectations.

Episodes for this season are available via edge tracking. View Episode 1 →
Episodes for this season are available via edge tracking. View Episode 1 →