Season Two of the British comedy series The Vicar of Dibley yields four new episodes, the first of which, "Engagement", finds Dibley's boisterous female Vicar "Gerry" Granger (Dawn French) helping to smooth the course of romance for Dibley's two most timid citizens, Alice Tinker (Emma Chambers) and Hugo Horton (James Fleet). Next up is "Dibley Live", in which the selfsame Alice and Hugo--still unattached--help out when Gerry sets up a local radio program. In "Celebrity Vicar", Gerry gets in trouble with her parishioners ...
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Season Two of the British comedy series The Vicar of Dibley yields four new episodes, the first of which, "Engagement", finds Dibley's boisterous female Vicar "Gerry" Granger (Dawn French) helping to smooth the course of romance for Dibley's two most timid citizens, Alice Tinker (Emma Chambers) and Hugo Horton (James Fleet). Next up is "Dibley Live", in which the selfsame Alice and Hugo--still unattached--help out when Gerry sets up a local radio program. In "Celebrity Vicar", Gerry gets in trouble with her parishioners after being interviewed by Terry Wogan on BBC's "Food for Thought." And in the season finale "Love and Marriage", good old Alice and Hugo are prepared to plight their troth, but a last minute crisis imperils their future happiness--not to mention the happiness of Gerry, who has been smitten by Dan Cupid herself. Hal Erickson, Rovi
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