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Warning: finale plot spoilers for Grantchester season nine.

Grantchester season nine started with Will Davenport (Tom Brittney) finding out that he’s being reassigned to Newcastle to serve a parish that needs strong leadership. Reverend Alphy Kotteram (Rishi Nair) arrives to fill the vacancy but is met with suspicion and an incorrect accusation of breaking into the vicarage as no one left him a key. Alphy is initially hesitant to help Geordie with his cases due to past negative encounters with police. However, a family feud between parishioners leads Alphy to realize that Geordie is interested in the truth, not personal power.

As the season progresses, it becomes clear there is one overarching mystery that connects several of the cases Alphy and Geordie worked on together. With spoilers ahead (especially for UK viewers who are still awaiting an air date), let’s break down what happens in the season finale.

Naughty Dog’s Head of Creative, Neil Druckmann, made many fans of The Last of Us angry with his latest comments on the usage of AI in the industry. Druckmann, also the showrunner of HBO’s The Last of Us, commented that the technology helps achieve realism and push the boundaries of storytelling. While he mentions the ethical issues, fans believe that he has no idea on that matter.

A still from Neil Druckmann’s The Last of Us Part 2 | Naughty Dog

Fans bashed the game developer for his “horrible” take, on social media. The AI debate is getting heated among social media users, with many arguing that it will affect the livelihood of countless creative artists.

Neil Druckmann Supports The Use Of AI In Improving Gaming Experience Neil Druckmann, President of Naughty Dog (credits: Gage Skidmore | Wikimedia Commons)

Neil Druckmann‘s comments on using AI drew a lot of...

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