The peacefulness of the Midsomer community is shattered by violent crimes, suspects are placed under suspicion, and it is up to a veteran DCI and his young sergeant to calmly and diligently eliminate the innocent and ruthlessly pursue the guilty.
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The peacefulness of the Midsomer community is shattered by violent crimes, suspects are placed under suspicion, and it is up to a veteran DCI and his young sergeant to calmly and diligently eliminate the innocent and ruthlessly pursue the guilty.
Season 18 episodes
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When wealthy landowner Gregory Lancaster's body goes missing on the night of his death, a sinister web of secrets and lies is exposed in the village of Little Malton. As DCI Barnaby, DS Nelson and new forensic pathologist Kam Karimore investigate the mysterious crime, they find themselves drawn into a macabre world of body-snatching during their quest to identify the perpetrator.
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Directed by Alex PillaiWritten by Rachel Cuperman, Sally GriffithsGuest stars Navin Chowdhry, Helen Baxendale, Ciarán McMenamin, Sykes, Emma Cunniffe, Alastair Mackenzie, Clive Merrison, Sarah Middleton
Forest ranger Felicity Ford is blinded by mysterious lights while driving at night in the village of Cooper Hill and the next morning her car is found abandoned at the roadside, followed closely by the discovery of her body. Visiting UFO spotters in the village are convinced aliens are responsible, but as Barnaby and Nelson try to get to the truth, they unearth suspicions, betrayals and long-buried secrets along the way.
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Directed by Renny RyeWritten by Paul LogueGuest stars Lee Armstrong, Sykes, Sian Webber, Steve Toussaint, Tanyaradzwa Fear, Michelle Collins, Steve Oram, Alison Steadman
An international cycling competition goes through the village of Burwood Mantle and after the race leader is murdered, DCI Barnaby and DS Nelson find themselves involved in a competitive world of blackmail, bribery and bloodshed where winning matters at any cost.
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Directed by Rob EvansWritten by Chris MurrayGuest stars Rebecca Grant, Sykes, Edward Akrout, Sophia Di Martino, Hari Dhillon, Richard Graham, Ben Lamb, Joe McGann
A new sculpture park is set to open in Angel's Rise, but it's launch is soon marred by murder. Barnaby and Nelson have to crack the case were art seems to imitate death and everything has a meaning deeper then is first realised.
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Directed by Matt CarterWritten by Jeff PoveyGuest stars Denis Lill, Sykes, David Bamber, Charlotte Beaumont, Jolyon Coy, David Gant, John Hollingworth, Cara Horgan
A Saint's bones are discovered during an archaeological dig, causing a stir in the village of Midsomer Cicely. However, when the dig's leader is murdered, DCI Barnaby and DS Nelson are presented with a complex investigation as they hunt for the perpetrator.
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Directed by Renny RyeWritten by Lisa HoldsworthGuest stars Gabrielle Lloyd, Sykes, Jonathan Aris, Kingsley Ben-Adir, Stefano Braschi, Aden Gillett, Ralf Little, Edward MacLiam
The annual harvest fair and the daredevil riders of the Wall of Death arrive in the Midsomer village of Whitcombe Mallet. But when the owner of an equestrian centre is trampled by his horse, DCI Barnaby and DS Nelson, along with the expertise of forensic pathologist Kam Karimore, must unravel a complex feud from the past. However, nothing is as it seems, and they are in a race against time as they work to solve the case.
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Directed by Nicholas LaughlandWritten by Caleb RansonGuest stars Whalley Daisy, Meera Syal, Helen Schlesinger, Sean Delaney, Andrew Alexander, Nikhita Essex, Rory Fleck-Byrne, Seán Gleeson
