Rev. - Season 2

Rev. - Season 2

Season 2

Adam is still trying to negotiate the moral maze of life within his East London parish. No longer a novice at St Saviour's since his move from rural Suffolk, surviving one winter has by no means made him an experienced urbanite and now it's time to tackle summer in the city...
Network
Episodes7
DatesNov. 10, 2011 - Dez. 20, 2011
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Episodes

Accidental Hero
Season 2Episode 130 min

Accidental Hero

Adam enjoys his new-found popularity after he unwittingly thwarts a mugging - but soon draws attention from on high.

Nov. 10, 2011
The Talented Curate
Season 2Episode 230 min

The Talented Curate

A talented curate comes to train at St Saviour's. Adam's initial enthusiasm gives way to doubt in his own abilities as a priest.

Nov. 17, 2011
Sleepless Nights
Season 2Episode 330 min

Sleepless Nights

A heatwave hits London and Adam can't sleep. Elderly parishioner Joan is convinced her new room in a nursing home is haunted.

Nov. 24, 2011
The Beautiful Game
Season 2Episode 430 min

The Beautiful Game

A brilliant new teacher at the church school is good news all round - except that he is an atheist.

Dez. 1, 2011
Accounting
Season 2Episode 530 min

Accounting

There is a hole in the church accounts and salvation appears to come in the form of a wealthy City banker.

Dez. 8, 2011
Day of Decisions
Season 2Episode 630 min

Day of Decisions

Pedantic Lay Reader Nigel has always believed he'd be a far better priest than Adam and finally gets the chance to prove it.

Dez. 15, 2011
Christmas Special
Season 2Episode 730 min

Christmas Special

Christmas, the busiest time of year for a vicar, and Adam is full of ideas for his first Advent in London. Then Alex's father arrives.

Dez. 20, 2011

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