An early Christmas present? Plot for festive special of TV hit Grantchester revealed - best electric toothbrush for kids

Fans of TV star Grantchester may receive a gift before Christmas-as revealed by the plot of the festival special.
I was told in October.
Gonville and Caius were shipped back in time and covered with fake snow.
There are also residents dressed in time clothes, as well as carol singers and Salvation bands.
James Norton, pastor Sidney Chambers, and police detective George Keating (
Also known as Robson Green)
It has become a familiar scene at the nearby King parade, a regular shooting spot for criminal dramas.
However, this is the first time the college has been selected as a location.
A week before Christmas on 1954, the beautiful village of Grand Chester, Cambridge will have heavy snow.
Pastor Sidney Chambers (James Norton)
It was the busiest time of the year when he was driven out by the holiday duties.
It's useful because it means he doesn't have time to think about his beloved Amanda (Christie)
Alienated from her husband, very pregnant, she lives nearby with her aunt cese (Minister Anna).
Sidney loves her, but whether she is married or divorced, he can't be with her.
Planning Leonard Finch at the same time (Al Weaver)
Working with local children and detective George Keating on the production of the birth of Jesus (Robson Green)
Grumpy in festive atmosphere
All of this made Sidney happy to devote himself to his pastoral work.
When a crying bride reports her husband's disappearanceto-
Be, Sidney and Geordie find themselves caught up in the mystery of a winter wedding. When the would-
When the groom died and the wedding ring was stuffed in his mouth, George was frightened --
It has all the features of the unsolved murder nine years ago.
At that time, George's main suspect was Albert Tanin, the owner of the local toy store (Julian Glover).
Although there was no evidence, the creepy story and gossip made him
Lively business
And personality
Become the shadow of his own distortion before.
George and Sidney must look for the murderer and hope to do justice for the two women who have lost their love on Christmas Day.
But as the danger increases, the snow begins to fall. . .
The water is broken. . .
Snow, Christmas carols, Turkey, some unreliable Christmas jumpers, more snow, a little heartbreaking, and a lot of Christmas cheers!
Sidney's role is the same as before: balancing his duties as a priest with the temptations and complexities of life, love and other things.
Everything is as contradictory as usual. I loved it.
When we shot in early October, it was very strange to feel so festive.
Snow machines are definitely a hit.
How will you spend Christmas with my family in Yorkshire and feel full and festive.
I saw Santa fly in the air one night and I really convinced myself.
I'm so excited.
Don't ask me how old I am. . . .
Best: my Brio train suit when I was about 6.
Worst of all: I had a brush in my Christmas socks last year. . .
Best: The weekend in Rome.
Worst of all, you can expect a story to celebrate what many people think Christmas really means.
My favorite Christmas movie, this is a wonderful life, has an echo on ITV's grand Chester special.
The combination of Sidney and George is unlikely, unique and lovely, which reminds us of the importance of family and friends and the fact that no one is truly alone.
Sidney has a self-crisis, and it seems that George is the only friend who can find the root of something that tears Sidney's heart.
It has all the material for the real Christmas event on our TV. . . .
Of course now-
There is a baby born, a drama about the birth of Jesus. . . .
Oh, did I mention murder.
This is a well-crafted story by Daisy coolan that has influenced the lovely character Gallery in grand Chester on so many levels.
Love, laughter, tears, hope is the most important thing.