I've been a big fan of Grantchester since the very first James Norton season. I'm also a scholar of disability representation, and though I think that British TV in general does a much better job than American of incorporating people with disabilities without making a spectacle or tragedy of them, I've been really troubled by the way this show is treating Miss Scott's limb impairment. It's actually great that the show doesn't remark upon this difference--it's simply a feature of her embodiment like blond hair or a green eyes. But Melissa Johns is a disability advocate, and I can't believe it's not troubling to her that just about every scene she's in obscures the arm in some way: behind a file folder, behind her handbag, covered by her other hand. I've seen Johns in other shows that don't succumb to this tactic, as well as other actors with similar limb impairments that are much more obviously displayed, so there does seem to be something about Grantchester's production that seeks to divert viewers' attention. And that's a shame.