Plot[]
Pip Coulter and her parents disrupt the church service as they argue outside the church. Pip wants to go in but her parents won't let her. Sam quizzes Joe about Pip, believing he might be romantically involved with her. Joe denies it saying they've only been rabbit shooting together and that she's going out with Steve Hawker. Steve spies on the Coulter household after witnessing their argument earlier. He noticed a religious service being conducted by a man, Paul Pargrave, reading a bible. Amos finds rust in The Woolpack drainpipes. He is stopped by Paul who preaches to Amos and reminds him that he's working on God's day of rest and shouldn't. Steve runs into Joe in the village and strikes up a conversation about Joe's shotgun. Joe takes him rabbit shooting. Donald invites Annie and Henry round to the Vicarage for dinner to discuss fundraising for the church hall. He speaks with them about the disruption in church this morning saying he was asked by Mrs. Coulter not to call anymore as they had found the "true church" and closed the door on him. He believes there is a canvassing missionary in the village rivaling him. Henry thinks Donald should play him at his own game.
Cast[]
Regular cast[]
- Annie - Sheila Mercier
- Joe - Frazer Hines
- Matt - Frederick Pyne
- Sam - Toke Townley
- Wilks - Arthur Pentelow
- Amos - Ronald Magill
- Rev. Donald Hinton - Hugh Manning
- Dolly Acaster - Katharine Barker
Guest cast[]
- Paul Pargrave - Philip Madoc
- Steve Hawker - Paul Rosebury
- Will Coulter - Peter Wallis
- Mrs. Coulter - Sally Adams
- Pip Coulter - Julie Dawn Cole
Locations[]
- Main Street
- The Woolpack - Public bar, Back exterior
- Beckindale Vicarage - Hallway, Lounge
- St. Mary's Church - Interior and exterior
- Coulter's Cottage - Front garden, Living room
- Beckett's Cottage - Interior and exterior
- Emmerdale Farm - Farmhouse kitchen/living room
- Unknown field
- Unknown roads
Notes[]
- This episode was broadcast in the London region on Wednesday 26th April 1978 at 5.15pm.
- TV Times synopsis: A family row shatters the service in Beckindale church. And a strange man asks Amos why he's working on a Sunday...
- Viewing Figures: First UK broadcast - 12,800,000 (20th place).
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