It's almost impossible to try and describe the plot of this program after two episodes, of course it's totally implausible and some might say just plain daft.
But if you can put all that aside, what you get is an original crime drama how else would you get a vicar played by David Tennant in a quaint English village, and Stanley Tucci a criminal on death row for killing his wife, to be connected? Tucci in particular is very entertaining as half Hannibal Lecter and Sherlock Holmes rolled into one. Whilst tenant as an honourable vicar trying to protect one of his flock and his son just ends up making things worse for himself.
I can understand why people don't get this, but at the end of the day it's just a piece of fictional drama and don't take it too seriously and what you get is a thoroughly entertaining hour of television.
But if you can put all that aside, what you get is an original crime drama how else would you get a vicar played by David Tennant in a quaint English village, and Stanley Tucci a criminal on death row for killing his wife, to be connected? Tucci in particular is very entertaining as half Hannibal Lecter and Sherlock Holmes rolled into one. Whilst tenant as an honourable vicar trying to protect one of his flock and his son just ends up making things worse for himself.
I can understand why people don't get this, but at the end of the day it's just a piece of fictional drama and don't take it too seriously and what you get is a thoroughly entertaining hour of television.