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* TheyChangedItNowItSucks: The Series 10 cast turnovers were ill-received by many. The decision to change the broadcasts from daily to weekly has also provided annoyance.
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* TheyChangedItNowItSucks: The Series 10 cast turnovers were ill-received by many. The decision to change the broadcasts from daily to weekly has also provided annoyance.annoyance.
* UncreditedRole: Creator/OwenBrenman as a radio news reader in "The Owl of Minerva".
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* UncreditedRole: Creator/OwenBrenman as a radio news reader in "The Owl of Minerva".
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* TheyChangedItNowItSucks: The Series 10 cast turnovers were ill-received by some.many. The decision to change the broadcasts from daily to weekly has also provided annoyance.
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* CreatorBacklash: Chesterton once said he wrote some of the worst mysteries in the world in reference to a couple of these books.
* MoneyDearBoy: Chesterton pumped out many short Father Brown mysteries to make ends meet, not unlike Creator/ArthurConanDoyle with the later ''Literature/SherlockHolmes'' mysteries.
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* CreatorBacklash: Chesterton once said he wrote some of the worst mysteries in the world in reference to a couple of these books.
* MoneyDearBoy: Chesterton pumped out many short Father Brown mysteries to make ends meet, not unlike Creator/ArthurConanDoyle with the later ''Literature/SherlockHolmes'' mysteries.
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* MoneyDearBoy: Chesterton pumped out many short Father Brown mysteries to make ends meet, not unlike Creator/ArthurConanDoyle with the later ''Literature/SherlockHolmes'' mysteries.
* MoneyDearBoy: Chesterton pumped out many short Father Brown mysteries to make ends meet, not unlike Creator/ArthurConanDoyle with the later ''Literature/SherlockHolmes'' mysteries.
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* BrokenBase: Series 10 saw the replacement of three cast members: Sorcha Cusack (Mrs. [=McCarthy=]), Emer Kenny (Bunty) and Jack Deam (Inspector Mallory), were respectively succeeded by Claudie Blakley (Mrs. Devine), Ruby Ray-Martinwood (Brenda Palmer) and the returning Tom Chambers as the newly-promoted Chief Inspector Sullivan. Some were charmed by the new characters and delighted at the return of Sullivan. (Mallory had proven quite a divisive character amongst fans.) Others were irritated at the loss of three of the series mainstays all at once, and did not take to the new cast. Some even view Sullivan's re-appearance as a cheap attempt to lessen the blow. And many viewers regard the romance between Sullivan and Mrs. Devine as forced, unbelievable, and distressingly chemistry-free.
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* BrokenBase: Series 10 saw the replacement of three cast members: Sorcha Cusack (Mrs. [=McCarthy=]), Emer Kenny (Bunty) and Jack Deam (Inspector Mallory), were respectively succeeded by Claudie Blakley (Mrs. Devine), Ruby Ray-Martinwood (Brenda Palmer) and the returning Tom Chambers as the newly-promoted Chief Inspector Sullivan. Some were charmed by the new characters and delighted at the return of Sullivan. (Mallory had proven quite a divisive character amongst fans.) Others were irritated at the loss of three of the series mainstays all at once, and did not take to the new cast. Some even view Sullivan's re-appearance as a cheap attempt to lessen the blow. And many a fair number of viewers regard the romance between Sullivan and Mrs. Devine as forced, unbelievable, and distressingly chemistry-free.
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* BrokenBase: Series 10 saw the replacement of three cast members: Sorcha Cusack (Mrs. [=McCarthy=]), Emer Kenny (Bunty) and Jack Deam (Inspector Mallory), were respectively succeeded by Claudie Blakley (Mrs. Devine), Ruby Ray-Martinwood (Brenda Palmer) and the returning Tom Chambers as the newly-promoted Chief Inspector Sullivan. Some were charmed by the new characters and delighted at the return of Sullivan. (Mallory had proven quite a divisive character amongst fans.) Others were irritated at the loss of three of the series mainstays all at once, and did not take to the new cast. Some even view Sullivan's re-appearance as a cheap attempt to lessen the blow. And several many viewers regard the romance between Sullivan and Mrs. Devine as forced, unbelievable, and distressingly chemistry-free.
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* BrokenBase: Series 10 saw the replacement of three cast members: Sorcha Cusack (Mrs. [=McCarthy=]), Emer Kenny (Bunty) and Jack Deam (Inspector Mallory), were respectively succeeded by Claudie Blakley (Mrs. Devine), Ruby Ray-Martinwood (Brenda Palmer) and the returning Tom Chambers as the newly-promoted Chief Inspector Sullivan. Some were charmed by the new characters and delighted at the return of Sullivan. (Mallory had proven quite a devisive divisive character amongst fans.) Others were irritated at the loss of three of the series mainstays all at once, and did not take to the new cast. Some even view Sullivan's re-appearance as a cheap attempt to lessen the blow. And several viewers regard the romance between Sullivan and Mrs. Devine as forced, unbelievable, and distressingly chemistry-free.
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* MoneyDearBoy: Chesterton pumped out many short Father Brown mysteries to make ends meet, not unlike Arthur Conan Doyle with the later ''Sherlock Holmes'' mysteries.
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** And, although he's got more acting roles under his belt already (such as the ''Harry Potter'' series and ''Doctor Who''), Mark Williams could also count as this.
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* TheyChangedItNowItSucks: The Series 10 cast turnovers were ill-received by some. The decision to change the broadcasts from daily to weekly has also provided annoyance.
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* BrokenBase: Series 10 saw the replacement of three cast members: Sorcha Cusack (Mrs. [=McCarthy=]), Emer Kenny (Bunty) and Jack Deam (Inspector Mallory), were respectively succeeded by Claudie Blakley (Mrs. Devine), Ruby Ray-Martinwood (Brenda Palmer) and the returning Tom Chambers as the newly-promoted Chief Inspector Sullivan. Some were charmed by the new characters and delighted at the return of Sullivan. (Mallory had proven quite a devisive presence already.character amongst fans.) Others were irritated at the loss of three of the series mainstays all at once, and did not take to the new cast. Some even view Sullivan's re-appearance as a cheap attempt to lessen the blow.
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* BrokenBase: Series 10 saw the replacement of three cast members: Sorcha Cusack (Mrs. [=McCarthy=]), Emer Kenny (Bunty) and Jack Deam (Inspector Mallory), were respectively succeeded by Claudie Blakley (Mrs. Devine), Ruby Ray-Martinwood (Brenda Palmer) and the returning Tom Chambers as the newly-promoted Chief Inspector Sullivan. Some were charmed by the new characters and delighted at the return of Sullivan. (Mallory had proven quite a devisive presence already.) Others were irritated at the loss of three of the series mainstays all at once, and did not take to the new cast. Some even view Sullivan's re-appearance as a cheap attempt to lessen the blow.
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* MoneyDearBoy: Chesterton pumped out many short Father Brown mysteries to make ends meet, not unlike Arthur Conan Doyle with the later ''Sherlock Holmes'' mysteries.
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** Wynford Collins, the antiques dealer in "The Tanganyika Green" was played by comedian [[Series/MockTheWeek Miles Jupp]].
** And, although he's got more acting roles under his belt already (such as the ''Harry Potter'' series and ''Doctor Who''), Mark Williams could also count as this.
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** Wynford Collins, the antiques dealer in "The Tanganyika Green" was played by comedian [[Series/MockTheWeek Miles Jupp]].
** And, although he's got more acting roles under his belt already (such as the ''Harry Potter'' series and ''Doctor Who''), Mark Williams could also count as this.
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* {{Corpsing}}: In the TV show, Inspector Mallory (somehow) narrowly averts this when he remarks on learning that a Kembleford resident might have been abducted by aliens in "The Fire In The Sky".
-->'''Mrs. [=McCarthy=]:''' He did not say "aliens"!\\
'''Mallory:''' That's a relief. Because I'd send Goodfellow to patrol the outer cosmos but his ''rocket boots'' are at the cobblers!
* CreatorBacklash: Chesterton once said he wrote some of the worst mysteries in the world in reference to a couple of these books.
* MoneyDearBoy: Chesterton pumped out many short Father Brown mysteries to make ends meet, not unlike Arthur Conan Doyle with the later ''Sherlock Holmes'' mysteries.
-->'''Mrs. [=McCarthy=]:''' He did not say "aliens"!\\
'''Mallory:''' That's a relief. Because I'd send Goodfellow to patrol the outer cosmos but his ''rocket boots'' are at the cobblers!
* CreatorBacklash: Chesterton once said he wrote some of the worst mysteries in the world in reference to a couple of these books.
* MoneyDearBoy: Chesterton pumped out many short Father Brown mysteries to make ends meet, not unlike Arthur Conan Doyle with the later ''Sherlock Holmes'' mysteries.
