Midsomer Murders

A classic car show becomes a crime scene after a grisly death.

Barnaby and Jones investigate the suspicious death of a social services employee.

The detectives look into a series of copycat murders.

Jones goes undercover to investigate a local new-age cult.

Barnaby and Jones investigate a seemingly supernatural murder after local farmer Alex Preston is found dead in the middle of a stone circle in Midsomer Mow. The detectives determine that Preston had drawn the ire of a group of Druids who practiced their religion on his land, but was it enough to drive a high priest to murder?

The denizens of Midsomer Abbas have a fondness for home-brewing. Their preferred draft happens to be an illegally produced cider powerful enough to earn the nickname “The Beast.” After a government alcohol inspector turns up dead in a vat of cider, Barnaby and Jones discover that the murderer has more to hide than bootleg brews.

After a vandal smashes a stained-glass window at Midsomer Priory, the insular community refuses the detectives' help. But after one of their own is murdered, they're forced to open the nunnery's door to investigators, who realize that a nun may be hiding something from her past.

A sighting of the rare blue-crested hoopoe causes tensions in the Midsomer-in-the-Marsh Ornithological Society. When the society's president is discovered dead in the marsh, the detectives must determine whether the murderer's motives were of the feathered variety or far more sinister.