The season finale of Acorn TV’s latest man-of-faith mystery series, Murder Before Evensong, is here! Have you deduced who the killer is yet? No word if there will be a second season, though we’d love to see Canon Daniel Clement (Matthew Lewis) investigate more crimes in his parish or others. There’s still time to binge the first five episodes ahead of the season finale which premieres Monday, Nov. 3 .
Read on for more about the season finale of Murder Before Evensong, including a spoiler-free Parade exclusive sneak peek!
What happened in last week’s episode of Murder Before Evensong?
Disregarding the bunker evidence, Detective Neil Vanloo (Amit Shah) makes Edgy’s (Francis Magee) grandson, Nathan (Sam Baker-Jones), his new prime suspect. Meanwhile, Audrey (Amanda Redman) finds out who has been sending Clement (Matthew Lewis) threatening letters, and Clement uncovers a false wall hiding the skeleton of a missing spy.
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What happens in this week’s episode of Murder Before Evensong?
In the season finale of Murder Before Evensong, in keeping his gruesome discovery from Neil, Clement lays a trap for the killer but he is double-crossed. Faced with an ethical dilemma, Clement is forced to examine his own nature. It falls to his mother to try to pull him back from the brink of despair.
When can I watch new episodes of Murder Before Evensong?
The season finale of Murder Before Evensong premieres on Monday, Nov. 3 on Acorn TV.
Check out a sneak peek of this week’s episode of Murder Before Evensong
Yes! Take a look at this Parade exclusive sneak peek of the next episode of Murder Before Evensong below.
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