Episode Guide - Series Seven 2003/2004
The Green Man
UK Broadcast Date: 2 Nov 03
Troy wins promotion to Inspector, but before he can decide
on his future, a local canal tunnel collapses while undergoing
restoration, revealing ancient human bones with a recent
skeleton hidden among them. As Barnaby investigates this
suspicious death, Troy is sent to the woods near Midsomer
Worthy where a wild man, called Tom, has been attacked by
a group of youths. Then one of the teenagers is caught in
a mantrap and shot dead. Immediate suspicions fall on Tom.
Filming Locations
Daneway, Gloucestershire
Harefield, Hertfordshire
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Bad Tidings
UK Broadcast Date: 4 Jan 04
Sergeant Dan Scott arrives from London to work with Barnaby,
expecting an easy time on a rural beat, but is thrown straight
into a murder investigation in Midsomer Mallow. A noise
heard near the scene of Fiona Thompson's bloodstained body
leads police to suspect an odd-job man. But when the murder
toll rises, Barnaby becomes concerned for his daughter Cully,
who is organising a 10-year school reunion.
Filming Locations
Daneway, Gloucestershire
Harefield, Hertfordshire
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The Fisher King
UK Broadcast Date: 11 Jan 04
Thirty years ago, Roger Heldman, notorious in the locality
as a womaniser, died one night at the site of an archaeological
dig on the ancient mound of Midsomer Barrow on his land.
Now his only legitimate child, Gareth Heldman, is killed
by a violent blow from a Celtic spear that was taken from
the mound's central chamber. Local antiquities author David
Hartley-Reade, who is widely known to be an illegitimate
son of Heldman's, asks his widow for permission to hold
a midsummer ceremony on the mound, invoking the possibility
of an inheritance claim on the land to persuade her. As
the reasons for wanting to hold the ceremony start to be
realised, he is shot in the back with an arrow in front
of the large crowd gathered there. Barnaby and Scott's investigation
stirs up a maze of twisted relationships, professional jealousies
and lies festering within the picturesque village community,
as they discover other illegitimate children of Heldman's.
Filming Locations
Great Haseley, Buckinghamshire
Mapledurham, Berkshire
Oxford, Oxfordshire
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Sins of Commission
UK Broadcast Date: 18 Jan 04
A prize-winning author is murdered on the eve of the 12th
Annual Midsomer St Michael Literary Festival, but despite
the tragedy, sponsor Sam Callaghan is determined that the
event should go ahead. The organisers have persuaded a best-selling
'chick-lit' author, Jezebel Tripp, to attend and be part
of the judging panel for the Festival's lucrative literary
prize, though she rapidly begins to have second thoughts
about being there. When a blackout at the reception event
creates an opportunity for a second murder, Barnaby begins
an investigation that uncovers a hotbed of corruption, sexual
scandal and financial mismanagement. Barnaby is also concerned
that Cully is dating a man with a criminal past who may
be involved with the events at Midsomer St Michael.
Filming Locations
Warborough, Oxfordshire
Watlington, Oxfordshire
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The Maid in Splendour
UK Broadcast Date: 25 Jan 04
Bartender Jamie Cruickshank lusts after Bella Monday,
a colleague at The Maid in Splendour pub, but the feeling
is unrequited. Thinking she is seeing someone else, he follows
her one night to a ruined cottage, only to find a double-barrelled
shotgun pointed at him.
Filming Locations
Bledlow, Buckinghamshire
Crocker End, Oxfordshire
Dorchester-On-Thames, Oxfordshire
Haddenham, Buckinghamshire
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The Straw Woman
UK Broadcast Date: 29 Feb 04
The revival of a traditional festival at Midsomer Parva
ends in tragedy when the curate, the Rev Alex Dakin, is
burned alive inside a straw effigy of a woman. Then his
gay lover the priest, the Rev Jim Hale, dies too. Amid rumours
of witchcraft, some villagers blame manor owner and orgy
host Alan Clifford, who has a secret of his own, some blame
the teacher, Liz Francis, who restarted the straw woman
tradition, and some blame the local herbalist, Kate Malpas,
who has a connection to events of previous centuries in
the village.
Filming Locations
Ibstone, Buckinghamshire
Turville, Buckinghamshire
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