All in Good Faith (1985) is a comedy web series in English. On New MovieLinkBD: full story, cast, ratings, season & episode guide, official trailer and where to watch All in Good Faith online in HD.
All in Good Faith — Storyline
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.
Cast & Crew
- Created by: John Howard Davies
- Starring: Richard Briers, Susan Jameson
All in Good Faith — Series Details
| First Air Date | 1985-12-30 |
| Seasons | 3 |
| Episodes | 18 |
| Genre | Comedy |
| Language | English |
| Network | ITV1 |
| Status | Ended |
| Rating | 2.3/10 (71 votes) |
All in Good Faith — Episode Guide
Series 1
- E1: In the Beginning (1985-12-30) — Reverend Philip Lambe is transferred from his rich rural parish to a tough Midlands city.
- E2: No Stone Unturned (1986-01-06) — 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
- E3: A Flying Visit (1986-01-13) — 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 an
- E4: The Crunch (1986-01-20) — 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 s
- E5: An Eye for an Eye (1986-01-27) — 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 hi
- E6: Exodus (1986-02-03) — 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.
Series 2
- E1: Home from Home (1987-02-26) — A homeless couple arrives on Phillip's doorstep late one night and are given shelter. On further acquaintance, having no home turns out to be the least of their problems.
- E2: Manna from Heaven (1987-03-05) — The plight of an elderly widow prompts Philip to ask Oscar Randolph, the local supermarket tycoon, to help him aid the elderly in the parish. Philip soon discovers that Oscar, as u
- E3: I Dreamt I Dwelt in Parish Halls (1987-03-12) — When Philip tries to alter the parish hall bookings, he comes into conflict with a local martial arts club. A firm hand is called for, especially when Philip is invited to shatter
- E4: Babes and Sucklings (1987-03-19) — The baptism of a child should be a happy occasion, but in this case, the father and the grandfather can't agree on anything, let alone a name. When a commonsense approach fails, Em
- E5: The Patience of Job (1987-03-26) — Philip is visited by a stranger who believes he has a divine mission to fulfill. A few days later they meet again, but, on this occasion, the stranger has a gun.
- E6: Like Father Like Son (1987-04-02) — When his father decides to emulate Philip and take on a tough urban parish, Philip tries to dissuade him. His arguments end up falling upon deaf ears, two of which belong to a vent
Series 3
- E1: Where My Caravan Has Rested (1988-04-11) — When Philip is asked to baptise the children of a local gypsy, a pair of tenants ensure that he's the one to be immersed in water first.
- E2: And He Fell Among Thieves (1988-04-18) — A broken fan belt, a dud TV, and the dent in a can of talcum powder are all clues when Philip is called upon to investigate theft and loneliness in an old people's home.
- E3: The Prodigal Son (1988-04-25) — First-night nerves grip a prospective groom. The cure includes an unexpected train trip, an overdose of liquid courage, and a full bottle of Desmond's special formula.
- E4: The Spirit Is Willing (1988-05-09) — Philip is called in to investigate a poltergeist. The resulting manifestations include a headless dog, a phantom toilet roll, and the miraculous cure of an old faker.
- E5: Behold a Pale Rider (1988-05-16) — Gambling fever is something that should be resisted at all cost, but when £30,000 are involved, even Philip begins to weaken.
- E6: False Profits (1988-05-23) — A gang of con men are victimising the local elderly. Philip thinks he can tell the sheep from the goats, but that's before the intervention of the Divine Brotherhood of the Celesti
Frequently Asked Questions
How many seasons does All in Good Faith have? 3 season(s) with 18 episodes.
Who created All in Good Faith? John Howard Davies.
Where can I watch All in Good Faith? See the Where to Watch section above for current streaming options.
