The Vicar of Dibley - Episode Guide

Dibley is a perfect village somewhere in England, full of some of the strangest people. They've always been happy with their aged vicar, Reverend Pottle, but suddenly he dies. But none of the villagers are quite ready forthe new vicar when she does turn up.

Songs of Praise is coming to film in Dibley and its new woman vicar. Unfortunately, Dibley hasn't actually got a choir - a bit of a drawback in a programme full of hymns.

It's time for the autumn fayre, and Vicar Geraldine sets out to quadruple last year's tiny takings by finding huge star to open it.

After an unfortunate accident with a big tree in the greatest storm since the great storm, St Bamabus' church finds itself in need of a new stained glass window. The problem is, no one can remember what was in the old window.

It's time for the local elections and David is as confident as ever of total victory. He plans to twin-town Dibley with every single country in Europe except, of course, for Belgium. But he hasn't accounted for Geraldine. She may prove a formidable opponent.

Geraldine has a radical idea for an off-beat Sunday service and parish council chairman David is far from impressed.

To avoid hurting anyone, vicar Geraldine agrees to attend three Christmas lunches.

Everyone is giving up things for Lent. Meanwhile, controversy rages over the Dibley bunny.

Geraldine encourages Alice and Hugo to further their relationship and receives an unexpected proposal herself.

Radio Dibley goes on air. Geraldine presents the brain of Dibley and there's an astonishing on-air revelation.

Geraldine achieves fame through an appearance on Radio 2's Pause for Thought, but at what cost? Meanwhile the villagers prepare to launch the Dibley gala upon an unsuspecting public.

Busy preparing for Alice and Hugo's wedding, Geraldine is unprepared for her first meeting with David's dashing brother.

David's brother Simon returns to Dibley. But is he back to light up Geraldine's life - or break her heart?

Alice solves the problem of the Christmas show by proposing that she and Hugo play Mary and Joseph in a Nativity play.

The Bishop of Mulberry is to christen Alice and Hugo's baby, and David is amazed to find that he is in agreement with Geraldine.

A scorchingly hot summer leads to a severe water shortage in Dibley. When the water company announces plans to put a reservoir in the village, Geraldine decides it's time to take drastic action.

The villagers mark ten years since Geraldine's arrival. Model Rachel Hunter guests.

The villagers want to celebrate Geraldine's 40th birthday, so they buy her a ticket to a speed dating evening. However, when she goes it turns out that most of the dates are the other villagers. When the Vicar goes home without a man, Hugo offers to sleep with her and impregnate her so she can have a baby. Meanwhile, Geraldine is trying to get the villagers enthusiastic about the 20th anniversary of Live Aid and encourages them to write to the Prime Minister about the Make Poverty History campaign. However, when they show no interest, she shows them a short video depicting two poverty-stricken children. Guest starring Miranda Hart and Cristian Solimeno.

Alice thinks she is the last living descendant of Christ after working out the clues in The Da Vinci Code.

After a whirlwind romance with the handsome Harry, the chocaholic vicar swaps her dog collar for a wedding dress in the last-ever episode of the popular sitcom. But as usual, things don't go according to plan.

Dawn French returns as 'The Vicar of Dibley' to deliver an update on life in the parish.