Season 5
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| A mysterious stranger, a missing donkey, an outbreak of laryngitis in the church choir and a kidnapped baby threaten to spoil Kembleford's Christmas festivities. |
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| Father Brown is asked to look after Lady Felicia's wayward niece Bunty, who soon finds herself suspected of murder. |
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| Father Brown struggles to promote understanding when a group of pagans are suspected of killing one of their own. |
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| Father Brown is drawn into the shady world of boxing when a local fighter is found dead in suspicious circumstances. |
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| When a local writer is murdered, Father Brown must delve into her infamous novel Lulu and Lucia for inspiration. |
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| When an old foe tells him that she has arranged the death of her former lover, Father Brown soon finds himself blamed for the murder. |
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| Past and present collide when Father Brown investigates the macabre world of dollhouse crime scenes. |
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| When Mrs McCarthy's god-daughter goes missing, Father Brown follows her trail to a risque gentlemen's club. |
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| When Mrs McCarthy takes over the running of the mobile library, Father Brown discovers a shocking secret lurking among the bookshelves. |
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| Father Brown must investigate a 300 year old secret hidden in a University in order to save an old friend. |
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| Father Brown struggles to save Sid from himself when he vows vengeance on his former defence barrister. |
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| When radio quiz Up To You comes to Kembleford, Father Brown suspects that one of the cast are responsible for their landlady’s murder. |
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| Father Brown investigates the murder of a Colonial Postal Service officer when the fair comes to Kembleford. |
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| Father Brown’s divine inspiration is called upon when Kembleford comes under threat of an alien invasion. |
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| Father Brown suspects an ulterior motive is at play when his old adversary Flambeau is incarcerated for murder. |
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