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- ITV marks 25 years of 'Midsomer Murders' with a landmark documentary celebrating over two decades of one of Britain's best loved and most enduring crime dramas. 'Midsomer Murders - 25 Years of Mayhem' will shine a light on the fictional English county of Midsomer, looking at the numerous mysterious crimes and murders to befall it, as well as paying tribute to the exceptional on and off screen talent who have played pivotal roles in keeping millions of viewers glued to their screens since 1997.
- John Nettles explores the real towns and villages used as the setting for Midsomer Murders.
- An elderly woman is found dead in her own cottage and DCI Tom Barnaby is convinced the death is not a simple accident.
- DCI Barnaby needs all his wits about him as he investigates a string of deaths at a local New Age commune.
- Fox hunting, taxidermy and Oscar Wilde are part of the backdrop as Barnaby and Troy investigate a series of murders, beginning with that of a tramp in the woods.
- Barnaby donates time to the local amateur dramatic society when Joyce is cast in a revival of "Amadeus," but complications arise when the leading man is murdered onstage.
- The Barnabys plan to renew their wedding vows for their 25th anniversary when Tom is distracted by a murder committed with an Indian sword in Badger's Drift.
- Barnaby's wife finds a body on the Midsomer Florey village green while taking part in a watercolor painting class.
- 1998–20001hTV-147.3 (138)TV EpisodeA police inspector, and admirer of Mrs Bradley invites her to investigate the murder of a member of a traveling circus troupe.
- Barnaby investigates a murder of a former friend and colleague in Midsomer Holm, a small village inhabited by reformed ex-cons.
- Ten years earlier the charred corpse of young poet Sean Doherty was found in the scrapyard of Turkish drug-dealer Mehtin Topal, though Topal was not convicted of the killing. Now the case is reopened and the team interviews Sean's contemporaries, including his tutor and lover Sarah Powell and ex-flatmate Luke Oswald, now a media darling. Unlike cynical Gerry, Brian is taken by the world of poetry but Sean's brother-in-law Eoin also claims that Sean had gangster connections. CCTV provides an unexpected clue to the solution of the case, fuelled by Brian's poetical observations and leading to a surprising discovery.