The best episode directed by Matt Carter is "Maddest of All", rated 8.5/10 from 2 user votes. It was "written by Tahsin Guner". "Maddest of All" aired on 1/7/2014 and is rated 0.5 point(s) higher than their second highest rated, "The Eye of Apollo".
When an ex-serviceman drops dead in the street, Father Brown investigates the facility where he was a patient. Could something sinister lie beneath the surface at Danvers Retreat?
Director: Matt Carter
Writer: Tahsin Guner
When the Church of Apollo comes to Kembleford, Susie is drawn to their charismatic leader Kalon. After Kalon's wife is murdered, Father Brown must break his spell over Susie or risk losing her forever.
Director: Matt Carter
Writer: Tahsin Guner
Father Brown is sceptical when a parishioner believes she's being haunted by her sister who went missing years ago. However, when she herself vanishes, he must investigate both disappearances.
Director: Matt Carter
Writer: Rachel Flowerday
Building work at an abandoned cottage unearths a child's hidden remains.
Director: Matt Carter
Writer: Mark Hiser
Tensions run high in Lower Pampling as a new type of cricket threatens a century of tradition. When a star player is murdered, Barnaby and Winter's investigation leads them to a surprising person--Barnaby's former sergeant Ben Jones.
Director: Matt Carter
Writer: Jeff Povey
Father Brown finds himself immobilised with a broken leg when a member of Kembleford's WI dies in mysterious circumstances. Can he crack the case armed only with a telescope and the gang to help?
Director: Matt Carter
Writer: Jude Tindall
Barnaby and Winter are called to the stately home of a master beekeeper after he is injured attempting to apprehend a thief. The village of Granville Norton is abuzz with news of the missing bees, and suspicions fly when one of the locals is stung to death.
Director: Matt Carter
Writer: Julia Gilbert
After a murder at the Kembleford charity treasure hunt, general suspicion falls upon a bereaved man who wants revenge. However, Father Brown is determined to prove the man's innocence.
Director: Matt Carter
Writer: Lol Fletcher
After a local photographer wins an urban myth competition with his creation of The Wolf Hunter, it unexpectedly gains a cult following.
Director: Matt Carter
Writer: Chris Murray
The arrival of a handsome new curate causes a stir in the village, but when murder strikes, one of Agatha's friends becomes the prime suspect. As she works to clear her friend's name, Agatha's love life gets in the way of her investigation.
Director: Matt Carter
Writer: Chris Murray
The community of Shipton Abbott is rocked when a beloved painting disappears in a seemingly impossible heist. Humphrey tries his best to find some common ground with Archie.
Director: Matt Carter
Writer: Tony Jordan
Panic spreads when an arsonist targets three businesses, bizarrely invoking the Three Little Pigs fable. Meanwhile, Martha has some serious thinking to do.
Director: Matt Carter
Writer: Tony Jordan
Through a series of poison pen letters, a gruesome death on a local farm is blamed on the Kembleford physician. Father Brown must figure out who sent them in order to save his friend from the gallows.
Director: Matt Carter
Writer: David Semple
Connie stands up to the overbearing Bishop in order to win Henry's respect. Finch blows his top when he discovers how Esther received the money for Martin's operation. Joyce is angry and disillusioned with the Land Army, and she forces Tucker into an admission of guilt. Lady Hoxley's sister Diana is part of Jack's plan to make a getaway with Bea and the baby. Billy's family is being ripped apart, and he seems disinterested; what is he hiding?
Director: Matt Carter
Writer: Roland Moore
A house is burgled but the prime suspect was locked up in a police cell at the time. It’s up to Esther to rally a devastated Humphrey and solve this impossible crime.
Director: Matt Carter
Writer: Tony Jordan