Tonight’s edition of the ITV programme saw Will Davenport (played by Tom Brittney) and Geordie Keating (Robson Green) plunged into an entirely new mystery.
Tasked with investigating a murder in a local private school, where the boys joined a specific group and became “Teddy” boys, Will and Geordie struggled with one of their most intense cases yet, particularly because Geordie’s teenage daughter attended the institution.
Leonard Finch (played by Al Weaver) continued to struggle through his sexuality during tonight’s episode, particularly because Mrs Chapman (Tessa Peake-Jones) couldn’t accept his relationship.
The pair were able to meet in the middle by the end of the episode, but viewers were left wondering whether they would ever reconcile.
One of the most satisfying moments saw fan-favourite Cathy (Kacey Ainsworth) team up with Mrs C to embarrass Mr Hobbs, who had been sexually harassing the former and other women in the company.
Their plot eventually led to Mr Hobbs being fired, and Cathy told her husband the good news.
As the storyline wound down, Viewers were left reflecting on the series and the changes since actor James Norton chose to move on to new pastures, and they were divided.
Not looking forward to a season five of the period drama, some revealed they hadn’t taken to the new Vicar, as they shared their thoughts on Twitter.
One person wrote: “Grantchester has gone rapidly downhill since James Norton left. Plots and characters are jumping around without any consistench. Wonder if they'll do
