Pie In The Sky Season 1 Episode 6
The Plot
Pie In The Sky is a British television series that aired from 1994 to 1997. It follows the adventures of Henry Crabbe, a former detective who quits his job to pursue his dream of opening a restaurant. However, his plans are constantly interrupted by his former colleagues who seek his help in solving crimes.
Season 1 Episode 6, titled "A Matter of Taste," revolves around a murder that takes place during a food festival in the town of Angel's Rise. The victim is a famous food critic who had given Henry's restaurant a bad review. Henry becomes a suspect in the case and decides to investigate the murder himself to clear his name.
The Characters
Richard Griffiths plays the role of Henry Crabbe, a talented chef who dreams of running his own restaurant. He is also a former detective with a sharp mind and a keen eye for detail. He often finds himself involved in criminal investigations due to his connections with the police.
Maggie Steed plays the role of Margaret Crabbe, Henry's wife and business partner. She is a strong-willed woman who supports Henry's dream but also keeps him grounded. She often helps him in his investigations and provides a different perspective on the cases.
Malcolm Sinclair plays the role of Assistant Chief Constable Fisher, Henry's former boss and colleague. He often seeks Henry's help in solving cases and values his expertise. However, he also feels threatened by Henry's skills and tries to undermine him whenever possible.
The Setting
The episode takes place in the fictional town of Angel's Rise, which is known for its food festival. The festival brings together some of the best chefs and food critics in the country, making it a prime location for the murder to take place.
The Crime
The victim, food critic Martin Lexton, is found dead in his hotel room with a piece of pie stuffed in his mouth. Henry becomes a suspect in the case due to his bad review and his presence at the festival. However, he soon discovers that there are many other people with motives to kill Lexton, including fellow chefs and business associates.
The Investigation
Henry decides to investigate the murder himself to clear his name and protect his restaurant's reputation. He uses his knowledge of food and his connections in the industry to gather information and uncover clues. Along the way, he also discovers some secrets about Lexton's personal life that could have led to his death.
The Conclusion
After a series of twists and turns, Henry finally solves the case and reveals the killer's identity. It turns out that Lexton's death was part of a larger scheme to take over a successful food business. Henry's reputation is restored, and his restaurant becomes even more popular due to the publicity.
