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Series 1 |
| 1 :01x01 - One Corpse Too Many (May/29/1994) | | In 1135, Civil War reigns supreme in England between the forces of King Stephen and Empress Matilda. The battle rages in Shrewsbury where King Stephen successfully besieges a castle and orders 94 of the occupants put to the sword. But when the corpses are being prepared for burial it's discovered that there are 95 of them by Brother Cadfael, a monk at a nearby monastery. Cadfael realizes that a murder has been committed and receives the King's permission to investigate. | | Guest Stars: Gregory Body as Kitchen Boy, Jeremy Young (1) as Arnulf of Hesdin, Marlene Sidaway as Flescher's Wife, Maggie O'Neill (2) as Aline Siward, Robert Oates as Edric Flescher, Geoffrey Leesley as Sheriff Gilbert Prestcote, Nigel Hastings as Giles Siward, Michael Grandage as King Stephen, David Garfield (1) as Sergeant Rhys, Juliette Caton as Godith/Godric, Michael Cadman as FitzAlan, Richard Henders as Torold Blund, Bill Neville as Nicholas Faintree, Zoltán Papp as Captain Ten Heyt, Sándor Téri as Adeney, Raymond Llewellyn as Madog (as Ray Llewellyn), Christian Burgess as Adam Courcelle | Director: Graham Theakston Writer: Russell Lewis (1) Story: Ellis Peters | | | |
| 2 :01x02 - The Sanctuary Sparrow (Jun/05/1994) | | After Shrewsbury's goldsmith is robbed and left for dead, the locals turn into a violent mob against the primary suspect--a young juggler who performed at the wedding of the goldsmith's son. The juggler seeks sanctuary from the mob at the abbey. Cadfael investigates things and finds a body floating in the Severn River | | Guest Stars: Toby Jones as Griffin, Steven Mackintosh as Liliwin, Natascha McElhone as Cecily Corde, Michael Nightingale as Ailwin Corde, Sara Stephens as Rannilt, David Tysall as Lestyn, Maria Miles as Margery Aurifaber, Péter Györi as Daniel's Friend, Rosalie Crutchley as Juliana Aurifaber, Fiona Gillies as Susanna Aurifaber, Roy Barraclough as Walter Aurifaber, Steven Beard as Brother Anselm, Hugh Bonneville as Daniel Aurifaber, Raymond Llewellyn as Madog, Roger Booth as Baldwin Peche, Patrick Brennan as John Boneth | Director: Graham Theakston Writer: Russell Lewis (1) Story: Ellis Peters | | | |
| 3 :01x03 - The Leper of St Giles (Jun/12/1994) | | A great wedding is about to take place at the abbey between a powerful baron and a local Shrewsbury damsel but when the groom disappears without a trace right before the nuptuals it's up to Cadfael to sort things out. | | Guest Stars: Jonathan Hyde (1) as Godfrid Picard, Stanley Kowalski as Brother Mark, Raymond Llewellyn as Madog, Adrian Ross-Magenty as Guy, Susan Fleetwood as Agnes Picard, Gábor Urmai as Jehan, Jamie Glover as Simon, Tara Fitzgerald as Iveta de Massard, Jonathan Firth as Joscelyn, Márta Bakó as Madlen, Sarah Badel as Avice of Thornbury, John Bennett (1) as Lazarus the Leper, Paul Broughton as Baron's Steward, Danny Dyer as Bran, Norman Eshley as Baron Huon de Domville | Director: Graham Theakston Writer: Paul Pender Story: Ellis Peters | | | |
| 4 :01x04 - Monk's Hood (Jun/19/1994) | | Cadfael investigates the possible poisoning of a landowner who left all of his money to the abbey instead of his stepson. Amazingly, he discovers that the decedant's wife is his childhood sweetheart whom he has not seen in almost 40 years. | | Guest Stars: Tibor Gyukár as Brother Porter, István Imre as Martin Bellecote, Sophie Lawrence as Aldith, Mary Miller (1) as Richildis, Adam Suranyi as Brother Urien, Aubrey Richards as Brother Rhys, Greg Saunders as Tom Bellecote, Huw Garmon as Meurig, Jonny Lee Miller (1) as Edwin Gurney, Davyd Harries as Presiding Judge, Raymond Llewellyn as Madog, Gábor Urmai as Jehan, Sally Baxter as Sibil Bellecote, Steven Beard as Brother Anselm, Freddie Boardley as Brother Petrus, Thomas Craig (1) as Aelfric, Bernard Gallagher as Gervase Bonel | Director: Graham Theakston Writer: Russell Lewis (1) Story: Ellis Peters | | | | Series 2 |
| 5 :02x01 - The Virgin in the Ice (Dec/26/1995) | | A missing nun is found raped, murdered, and locked in the ice of a frozen stream. When a novice monk is accused it's up to Cadfael to find the true killer. | | Guest Stars: Ronan Vibert as Le Gaucher, Guy Oliver-Watts as John Druel, Istvan Szilagy as Boterel's Steward, William Mannering as Yves Hugonin, Éva Madarász as Sister Hilaria, Amelia Curtis as Ermina Hugonin, Robert Cavanah (2) as Olivier de Bretagne, Tim Barker as Reyner Dutton, Valentine Pelka as Richard Boterel | Director: Malcolm Mowbray Writer: Russell Lewis (1) Story: Ellis Peters | | | | | | | | | | Series 3 |
| 8 :03x01 - The Rose Rent (Aug/12/1997) | | Cadfael tries to solve the murders of a monk and the suitor of a well-to-do Shrewsbury widow. | | Guest Stars: Tom Mannion as Niall Bronzesmith, Margery Mason (1) as Agatha Coliar, Graham McGrath as Brother Eluric, Paul Trussell as Bertred, Paul Whitby as Thomas Hynde, Sarah Badel as Sister Magdalen, Sebastian Abineri as Godfrey Fuller, Crispin Bonham-Carter as Miles Coliar, Brigid Duffy as Branwen, Lajos Mezey as William Hynde, Kitty Aldridge as Judith Perle, Barna Illyés as Edward Perle | Director: Richard Stroud Writer: Christopher Russell Story: Ellis Peters | | | |
| 9 :03x02 - St Peter's Fair (Aug/19/1997) | | At the yearly St. Peter's Fair, the Shrewsbury locals come into conflict with the Abbey's stewards and a group of traveling stewards. Eventually, a murder ensues and Cadfael is called upon to solve things once again. | | Guest Stars: Terry John as Fowler, Ben Pullen as Ivo Corbiere, Hilary Sesta as Old Crone, Tony Spooner as Falconer, Tim Wylton as Geoffrey Corviser, Rupert Holliday-Evans as Roger Dodd, Roy Heather as Wat the Innkeeper, Richard Clifford as Richard Clifford, Jacqueline Defferary as Emma Vernold, Brendan O'Hea as Philip Corviser, Tony Kirwood as Warrin, Tamás Varga as Fairground Carter, Roger Ashton-Griffiths as Thomas of Bristol | Director: Herbert Wise Writer: Russell Lewis (1) Story: Ellis Peters | | | |
| 10 :03x03 - The Raven in the Foregate (Aug/26/1997) | | Cadfael is faced with the task of solving two murders: a pregnant young woman and the priest who refused to take her confession. | | Guest Stars: Martyn Whitby as Alfred, Raad Rawi as Cassale, Carine Sinclair as Eleanor, Hermione Norris as Mary, Paul Kavanagh (1) as Ralf, Peter Guinness as Father Ailnoth, Catherine Cusack as Catherine, Tom Georgeson as Lord Giffard, Sean Chapman as William/Edmund, Niven Boyd as Sergeant, Adam Bareham as Cynric | Director: Ken Grieve Writer: Russell Lewis (1) Story: Ellis Peters | | | | Series 4 | | | |
| 12 :04x02 - The Potter's Field (Dec/23/1998) | | When a potter's wife suddenly passes away, the man gives up his old life to become a monk at the Abbey. Unfortunately, he is suspected by the other monks of having killled his wife so Cadfael is assigned to investigate things. | | Guest Stars: Peter Baldwin (2) as Prior Mortimer, Gregor Truter as Ruald, Mel Martin (1) as Lady Astola Blount, Natalie Jones as Gunnild, Jack Klaff as Lord Eudo Blount, Sioned Jones as Generys, Shane Hickmott as Brother Adam, Philip Herbert as Rabble Rouser, John Bowler as Badon, Peter Aubrey as Peter | Director: Mary McMurray Writer: Christopher Russell Story: Ellis Peters | | | | | | |
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