Midsomer Murders

Never mind the tube connecting the exhaust pipe to the window of the vintage automobile Simon Bright's death only looks like a suicide. The lovesick young man's murder touches off a search for Laura, his girlfriend and partner in ballroom dancing classes. But who saved the last dance for Simon

Faith Alexander's unannounced visit to her wealthy Uncle Rex's estate turns into quite a surprise, indeed. Everyone there thinks she died in a plane crash three years earlier. When Rex's body turns up, his would-be heirs engage in a battle of wills that exposes plenty of motives for murder.

Owners of an artisan glassworks, the King family harbors relationships of positively Shakespearean complexity. When the enterprise shatters into pieces and its accountant winds up stabbed, Barnaby digs into rivalries of business and blood—while DS Jones explores secret Masonic rites

Thirty years past their prime, the band Hired Gun aims for a comeback at the Midsomer Rocks Music Festival. With Barnaby among the legions of fans who still love the band's music, their revival holds promise until someone sounds a discordant note by killing off the musicians, one by one

The impending marriage of a widowed doctor and a well-to-do divorcee motivates a murder of mistaken identity.

In the midst of a "shooting war" between rival camera clubs, someone tries to frame Barnaby -- and definitely not for a portrait.

Heads roll, quite literally, when a movie crew begins filming an adventure classic set during the French Revolution.

A long-buried scandal reemerges to haunt two of Barnaby's former colleagues, now the managers of a halfway house.