The two episodes follow Luke Fitzwilliam (David Jonsson) as he takes it upon himself to investigate a string of mysterious deaths in Wychwood under Ashe, after being notified of them by kind stranger, Miss Pinkerton (Penelope Wilton).
Met with suspicion himself, he ventures into the village to uncover the murderer but finds out more about the villagers and power dynamics at play instead. Joined by Bridget (Morfydd Clark), the pair start to think of motives, circumstances and explanations for each of the murders, which are growing by the day. Read More...
McCallum was the only remaining original cast member on the series, which has spanned four spin-offs since first premiering on CBS in 2003.
The Glasgow native played the role of medical examiner turned historian Donald 'Ducky' Mallard for two decades before his passing.
Monday's episode, titled The Stories We Leave Behind, kicked things off with Brian Dietzen's Dr Jimmy Palmer discovering his mentor's body in bed, having died peacefully in his sleep, while Ducky's loyal corgi looked on. Read More...
If the Kiwis lose all three of their remaining matches, combined with England winning all three of theirs, then England will have a shot at the semi-finals.
South Africa, on the other hand, have been the most entertaining team on display alongside India. An explosive batting unit is combined with five bowlers and no room for part-timers in either discipline.
Quinton de Kock, Aiden Markram, Heinrich Klaasen and David Miller are world class six-hitters, but questions linger over whether their side is as well-suited when asked to chase after they lost to the Netherlands and snuck home by one wicket against Pakistan. Read More...
