The Market Shipborough Guide — Independent and unofficial
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Visit Norfolk Plan a visitSwaffham walking guideNorfolk driving routeItinerary builder
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PeopleCharacters & relationshipsCharacter journeysCast: who played who
PlacesWhere was Kingdom filmed?Market ShipboroughSwaffham
Behind the seriesProduction storyCreative teamWhat made Kingdom special
Visit NorfolkPlan a visitSwaffham walking guideNorfolk driving route
Watch & collectWhere to watchDVDs & collectingObjects & props
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Further reading

Sources and references

Published programme records, local visitor information, contemporary reporting and useful historical references.

S1ITV and production publicity interview archiveS2British Comedy Guide programme overviewS3British Comedy Guide cast and crewS4epguides episode registerS5IMDb full cast and crew indexS7Visit Norfolk screen-location guideS8Holkham Estate filming recordS9Visit West Norfolk film historyS10Literary Norfolk location inventoryS11Swaffham Museum town trailS12Norfolk Screen production listingS13The Guardian cancellation reportS14The Guardian premiere ratings reportS17Rotten Tomatoes series-one cast and crewS18TheTVDB aired-order indexS20The Guardian series-three commissioning reportS21The Guardian series-two finale ratings reportS22The Guardian final-episode ratings reportS23Historic England listing for Swaffham Market CrossS24Museum of Swaffham visitor informationS25Swaffham Town Council market informationS26Mark Russell soundtrack album record

Respecting published work

Source links lead to their original publishers. The linked pages remain the place to read their synopses, reviews, photographs, scripts, subtitles, logos, maps and DVD artwork.