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 8 episodes
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DCI Tom Barnaby and Sergeant Dan Scott investigate a link between a murder spree and a spiritualist church.
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Directed by Peter SmithWritten by Peter J. HammondGuest stars Barry Jackson, Julian Curry, Philip Martin Brown, Linda Spurrier, Kathryn Pogson, Dearbhla Molloy, Mary Jo Randle, Jonathan Slinger
The Midsomer Regatta is halted by the discovery of the body of the chairman of the Midsomer Rowing Club floating at the finishing line.
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Directed by Renny RyeWritten by Douglas WatkinsonGuest stars Barry Jackson, Joe Armstrong, Clemency Burton-Hill, Janet Brown, Diana Quick, Owain Yeoman, Adrian Lukis, Jack Klaff
Barnaby looks forward, with reservations, to entertaining his in-laws for Christmas. Meanwhile, exactly 9 years after the suicide of Ferdy Villiers his family and their guests arrive at the somewhat dilapidated Villiers home to celebrate the festive season. However, not everyone present is imbued with the Xmas spirit and the already rather tense atmosphere begins to disintegrate even further when it becomes apparent that someone in the household is all too aware that certain family members have dark secrets to hide. When what initially appears to have been an accident is revealed to be murder Barnaby and Scott discover that they must first unravel what really happened in the past in order to resolve the present.
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Directed by Renny RyeWritten by David HoskinsGuest stars Barry Jackson, Haydn Gwynne, Bruce Alexander, Margery Mason, Mel Martin, Philip Quast, William Chubb, Alice Patten
When a rare orchid is smuggled illegally into Midsomer Malham it releases the heady scents of passion, jealousy and death.
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Directed by Peter SmithWritten by Terry HodgkinsonGuest stars Barry Jackson, John Nettleton, Matt Bardock, Harriet Walter, Geoffrey Chater, Amanda Harris, Timothy Bateson, Marty Cruikshank
DCI Tom Barnaby and Sgt Dan Scott investigate the murders of a horse-racing syndicate.
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Directed by Sarah HellingsWritten by Steve TraffordGuest stars Barry Jackson, Caroline Blakiston, Richard O'Callaghan, Philip McGough, Simon Kunz, Anna Wilson-Jones, Barnaby Kay, Charlie Condou
John Ransom is found murdered with suspicious burn marks to his head. The investigation leads to two feuding families - one with the ability of second sight.
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Directed by Richard HolthouseWritten by Tony EtchellsGuest stars Barry Jackson, Owen Teale, Geoffrey Whitehead, Bill Stewart, Wanda Ventham, Will Keen, Joe Anderson, Tom Frederic
When local solicitor Nick Turner falls to his death from his house roof, it is not clear whether it was murder or suicide.
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Directed by Sarah HellingsWritten by David HoskinsGuest stars Barry Jackson, Oliver Ford Davies, Sara Kestelman, Robert Daws, Lucy Russell, John Lightbody, Vicki Hopps, James Weber Brown
Barnaby and Scott investigate when the dead body of rival employee, Dexter Lockwood, is found in the Plummer family's factory steriliser.
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Directed by Renny RyeWritten by Andrew PayneGuest stars Barry Jackson, Karl Johnson, Annette Crosbie, Benedict Sandiford, James Fleet, Jasper Britton, Rod Hallett, John Quayle
When retired music teacher Arthur Leggott is battered to death with a torch, Barnaby and Scott investigate a web of family feuds and long lost love affairs to discover the truth.
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Directed by Richard HolthouseWritten by Richard CameronGuest stars Julia Deakin, June Whitfield, Oliver Cotton, Trevor Peacock, Clare Higgins, David Burke, Frank Middlemass, Christopher Benjamin