Ron immediately pointed the finger at the Newmarket lads, who’d gotten in a row with the Crows a couple weeks back and an “argy-bargy” before the race. The last drawing was of the field, just before he’d been killed, Will deduced.Ĭarl had left the garage alone the previous night, Jimmy told Will and Geordie. Carl was dead, lying on the ground surrounded by beer bottles, his bike and his sketch book. The vicar rushed off himself to meet Geordie at the field where the race had been held. Will just let the boy storm off, which annoyed Bonnie, who wants a true co-parent. The next morning, Will couldn’t find the keys to his motorcycle, which Bonnie found in Ernie’s schoolbag. One day, you could be riding ’em,” she whispered. “Loads of girls are into bikes these days. Cathy looked fabulous and as empowered as ever when she told Geordie to let their eldest daughter enjoy her new dream of owning a leather jacket. Carl’s sketch book included other portraits and a logo for the motorcycle club, the Cambridge Crows.īonnie and Leonard couldn’t attend the race due to prior commitments, but Geordie and his family made an appearance.

C and her husband, Jack, presented the couple with a list of potential baby names before Ernie, Bonnie’s 7-year-old son, ran up to show off the drawing that Carl, a deaf biker, had done of him during Will’s service. (She remains the 1960-set show’s most relatable character) After church, Mrs. C was not amused, but Will asked her and anyone else judging the young club members, who’d be participating in his charity race, to remember “another biker who rode in here four years ago full of bravado and not always enough common sense.” Enough time had passed since the wedding for Bonnie to be seven months pregnant and rolling her eyes at the mention of her “mother and baby” group. The hour started pleasant enough with Will giving his latest sermon with motorcycles parked at the altar. Grantchester Season 8 Set for July Premiere on PBS - Watch Trailer

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