The Pargetter Triptych

The Pargetter Triptych

By Graham Seed, Helen LeadbeaterArts
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The Pargetter Triptych episodes

  • A Field Full of Folk
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    A Field Full of Folk
    Nigel strolls around the village green, "bumping" into some locals on his way. Jennings is scared of ducks.
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    Gillian Walford
    Abi Johnson
    Gillian Reynolds
    Joseph Martinez
    Lucy Griffiths
    RosiePorty
    Sarah Walters
    Sue Sheard
    Carol Williamson
    Kevin Thomas
    9 min
  • The Wide Wide World
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    Season 2, Episode 2: The Wide Wide World
    A rain shower prompts Nigel to look back at his careers, as Jennings gets up to no good...
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    Gillian Walford
    Abi Johnson
    Gillian Reynolds
    Joseph Martinez
    Lucy Griffiths
    RosiePorty
    Sarah Walters
    Sue Sheard
    10 min
  • An Honourable Estate
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    Season 2, Episode 1: An Honourable Estate
    Nigel ruminates in the grounds of Lower Loxley, Jennings' PTSD comes to the fore.
    10 min
  • Episode 3: Lo where it comes again
    Nigel and Jennings revisit the Lower Loxley attics, where he recalls the two most important women in his life, before going out onto the fatal roof. Can he finally decide what happened up here?
    10 min
  • Episode 1: Cui Bono?
    In the Borsetshire Elysian Fields, accompanied by his dog Jennings, Nigel Pargetter is still thinking about the events of that winter’s night nearly 10 years ago.
    9 min

About The Pargetter Triptych

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Nine and a half years after the deadly fall from his roof, in three lockdown soliloquies, Graham Seed wonders whether the ghost of Nigel Pargetter may be unquiet in his Borsetshire rest. Nigel revisits the places he was familiar with in life, remembers the people he knew, and worries at the questions that keep him there - what really happened that night on the roof? Was the fall an accident? Or could it possibly have been something more sinister?