Production history · 2006–2009
From first filming to the final unresolved mystery
Follow Kingdom through three Norfolk productions, 18 broadcasts and ITV’s decision not to commission a fourth series.

Production history · 2006–2009
Follow Kingdom through three Norfolk productions, 18 broadcasts and ITV’s decision not to commission a fourth series.
A roughly twelve-week first-series production places Swaffham at the centre of the programme’s Norfolk geography.
The opening episode introduces Peter Kingdom, the practice and Simon’s disappearance.
The first run remains the programme’s largest audience period, led by the premiere’s reported 8.55 million viewers.
Andrew Grieve and Edward Hall direct separate three-episode blocks.
The family story advances one year and Simon’s return changes the programme’s central mystery.
The programme is renewed for a third run of six episodes.
The final production returns to Norfolk and also uses locations outside the county for the Stockport story.
The final six episodes move beyond Simon’s story towards questions of duty, health and identity.
Peter’s discovery about his parentage creates a new mystery that the programme never resolves.
Stephen Fry announces that ITV will not commission another series, praising the East Anglian team behind it.