Grantchester is returning to ITV. The commercial broadcaster has renewed the period drama for a sixth season. Production on the show's sixth season is now underway in Cambridgeshire, Hampshire and Hertfordshire. 
ITV has released the trailer for the fifth season of Grantchester, which is set to premiere on Friday January 10th at 9pm. The show’s fifth season is set in 1957, the year Prime Minister Harold Macmillan told the British people that they had ‘never had it so good’. For many of the residents of Grantchester, it really will feel like they’re in a delightful new Eden, but for all the talk of paradise on earth and faith-in-action, Geordie Keating knows that trouble is never far away. The fifth season of Grantchester will premiere on ITV on Friday January 10th at 9pm, it has been announced. The show’s fifth season is set in 1957, the year Prime Minister Harold Macmillan told the British people that they had ‘never had it so good’. For many of the residents of Grantchester, it really will feel like they’re in a delightful new Eden, but for all the talk of paradise on earth and faith-in-action, Geordie Keating knows that trouble is never far away. 
ITV has renewed hit period drama Grantchester for a fifth season. The series, which is co-produced by PBS Masterpiece for the US market, will be back for a further six episodes. ITV has released the trailer for the fourth season of Grantchester, which is set to premiere on Friday January 11th at 9pm. 
The fourth season of Grantchester will premiere on ITV on Friday January 11th at 9pm, it has been announced. Grantchester has found its new Vicar. Tom Brittney (Outlander, Call the Midwife) has been set as the new co-lead in the ITV period drama. He replaces original star James Norton, who is exiting during the upcoming fourth season. "I am beyond excited. From the moment I heard about the role of Will Davenport, it was something I wanted more than anything", Tom Brittney said. "It’s a real honour to be joining such a wonderful series, with such a loyal fan base." 
ITV (alongside U.S. co-production partner PBS Masterpiece) has renewed period drama Grantchester for a fourth season. There's no word on the size of the order for the new season. In somewhat unexpected news, one of the co-leads, James Norton, who plays Sidney Chambers, will be exiting Grantchester during the fourth season. Casting is underway for a new Vicar.