Episode Listing:
THE GREEN MAN: A local businessman has organized a clean up of the canal and Joyce and Cully are among the volunteers. Troy receives some good news about his Inspector exams. However, the celebrations are cut short when there is a call to say the canal tunnel has collapsed and Barnaby's wife is trapped inside.
BAD TIDINGS: D.S. Scott arrives from London the day after the Midsomer Mallow Residents' Association Spanish evening at the Village Hall. Before Scott can settle in he and Barnaby are already investigating a murder.
THE FISHER KING: David Heartley-Reade, the son of a local Archaeologist, has written a book which tells of a golden chalice and ritual spear found in Midsomer Barrow. David is also eager for a festival of summer solstice to be held at The Barrow.
SINS OF COMMISSION: The Midsomer Literary Festival is being held in Midsomer St. Michael and is being supported by Sam Callaghan's publishing company. Each year a prize goes to the most worthy unpublished author.
THE MAID IN SPLENDOUR: There is change afoot in Midsomer Worthy. Lawrence Haggard is looking to redevelop the village. One of Haggard's business associates is Stephen Bannerman, the owner of The Maid in Splendour public house.
STRAW WOMEN: Ex-nightclub owner Alan Clifford has bought the local manor and is at loggerheads with the church about the use of the chapel. He has transformed the building into a leopard skin and red velvet boudoir.
BONUS CHRISTMAS SPECIAL - GHOSTS OF CHRISTMAS PAST:
It is Christmas in Midsomer and a shot rings out from the Villiers' home, Draycott House. Nine years later the entire family reunites again at the house. Meanwhile DCI Barnaby heads home for Christmas - but things have a habit of happening around the season of goodwill.

Special Features:
Bonus disc including the 2003 Midsomer Murders Christmas special
Photographic evidence
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