Midsomer Murders

The investigation into an elaborate suicide leads Barnaby to suspect the dead man may have had help pulling the trigger.

During a regatta, the body of Rowing Club chairman Guy Sweetman is found bludgeoned and drowned. Bachelor Sweetman was prolifically promiscuous and jealousy would seem to be the motive.

Barnaby and Scott follow a trail of dead people involved in the collecting of rare orchids.

John Ransom collapses and dies outside a pub after a fight with his brother-in-law over the baptism of his niece. He has electrical scars across the top of his head.

Troubled solicitor Nick Turner falls from the roof of his home; is this suicide disguised as murder?

Deaths follow the discovery of a valuable musical manuscript sold cheaply at an auction.

When a corporate giant tries to acquire a small but respected relish factory owned and run by a dysfunctional family, a naked body is found in the warehouse.

A secluded old dark house, believed haunted by the residents of Midsomer Newton, becomes the scene of a double murder when a house-hunting yuppie couple is found garroted.

Barnaby and Jones investigate a series of murders linked to the death of a beauty queen which occurred several years earlier.

Sir Freddy Butler collapses during a speech. The PM suggests the death is due to natural causes, however Barnaby is not convinced. Sir Freddy's will is stolen and his lawyer's house is burned down in an arson attack.

Expert blackmailer Martin Barret is murdered and there is no shortage of suspects.

A heated competition among Midsomer church choirs is interrupted by the bludgeon murder of the Midsomer Worthy's tenor, a local artist.

Controversy about a proposed supermarket ruining the quality of life in a small village, marital infidelity, contaminated soil, and kinky sex lead to murder

Barnaby begins to think the damning evidence he helped provide to convict a murderess wasn't exactly as watertight as it first looked.

A 90-year-old battle of the sexes comes to a head in Midsomer Broughton, with casualties on both sides.

A young man's murder touches off a search for his girlfriend and partner in ballroom dancing classes.

Faith's unannounced visit to her wealthy Uncle Rex's estate turns into quite a surprise. When Rex's body turns up, his would-be heirs engage in a battle of wills that exposes plenty of motives for murder.

When King's family enterprise shatters into pieces and its accountant winds up stabbed, Barnaby digs into rivalries of business and blood-while Jones explores secret Masonic rites.

Badger's Drift plays host to the Midsomer Rock Festival - with murderous consequences.

Barnaby and Jones are called to investigate a series of murders involving a pair of feuding families.

Someone puts Barnaby in the frame in the murders of two rival photographers and is ordered to stay home on virtual house arrest.

Vandalism and violence send shock waves through Midsomer's cloistered nunnery.

Barnaby and Jones investigate whether competition between ornithology enthusiasts led to murder.

The DeQuettevilles and the Fleetwoods have been enemies since the English Civil War. Now the DeQuettevilles are dying, each first seeing a headless horseman. Is the ancient feud to blame? Or is there a modern murderer at large?

When a barrister is killed in Midsomer, suspicion falls on convicted murderer Grady Felton. But Grady has a solid alibi. Barnaby suspects he is working with an accomplice - until Grady himself is targeted in an arson attack.