Season 2
The Vicar of Dibley is a British television sitcom created by Richard Curtis which is set in a fictional small Oxfordshire village called Dibley, which is assigned a female vicar following the 1994 changes in the Church of England that permitted the ordination of women.
The series originally aired in the UK on the BBC from 10 November, 1994 to 16 March, 2007. There are 14 episodes in three seasons, as well as seven 60-minute specials and four short Comic Relief specials.
The Vicar of Dibley originally aired in South Africa on M-Net. It later aired on DStv's BBC Prime channel. Season 2 originally aired on M-Net from 23 March to 6 April, 2000.
A rebroadcast of Season 2 premiered on BBC Prime on Tuesday 17 June 2008, at 14h00. Episodes air daily on weekdays.
There are three half-hour episodes in the second season.
Repeats
Daily: 20h00
Season 2 Synopsis
Dawn French returns in the second season of The Vicar Of Dibley.
Romance is in the air, and Geraldine turns Cupid as she attempts to bring together the desperately shy Alice and the even more desperately shy Hugo. It's an operation that makes the Normandy Landings seem simple.
The parishioners also delve into the murky world of the media when they set up their own local radio station. Geraldine conducts the world's first phone in without a single call and the Brain of Dibley Contest has an unlikely champion.
Spurred on by their success, the villagers also put on their own revue in the village hall, revealing talents some may feel should have been kept well hidden.
Dibley regulars include the long suffering Chairman of the Council, David Horton; the farmer whose arm is rarely out of a cow's backside, Owen Newitt; and Parish Secretary Frank Pickle.