Midsomer Murders: Set 12

If you dare peek behind the pristine hedges of Midsomer County, you'll find a sinister world. For level-headed Detective Chief Inspector Tom Barnaby (John Nettles), a murdered choir member, a body on the site of a controversial supermarket, a resident accused of murder, a shocking death at the Skimmington Fayre. A murdered choir member, a body on the site of a controversial supermarket, a resident accused of murder, a shocking death at the Skimmington Fayre-all in a day's work for Detective Chief Inspector Tom Barnaby (John Nettles).

Four Weddings and  Funeral - Reviving a medieval ritual, the annual Skimmington Fayre gives the women of Broughton their chance to symbolically humiliate the menfolk. This year, the males have vowed to break with tradition and reclaim their dignity. But neither side in this battle of the sexes ever expected so many casualties.

Country Matters - With a proposed Goodfare supermarket dividing the residents of Elverton, an environmental consultant hired by the store is found stabbed to death in a dilapidated barn. As it turns out, the mysterious victim had been "consulting" with several local ladies in the countryside-and definitely not about the environment.

Death in the Chorus - Laurence Barker, the new director of the Midsomer Worthy choir, wants to win the upcoming choral competition in the worst way, and he demands perfection from his singers. But when tenor and local artist Connor Simpson is murdered after practice and other choir members receive threatening notes, disharmony reigns.

Last Year's Model - Annie Woodrow, the wife of a pop music impresario, stands accused of killing her best friend. Although all the evidence points to Mrs. Woodrow as the killer, DCI Barnaby begins to doubt her guilt. With his old friend, clinical psychologist Pru Plunkett, feeding his suspicions, Barnaby sets out to find the truth.

Four Funerals and a Wedding

Written by Elizabeth-Anne Wheal
Directed by Sarah Hellings
Produced by Brian True-May
Cinematography by Colin Munn
Film Editing by Derek Bain

Country Matters

Written by Caroline Graham, Andrew Payne
Directed by Richard Holthouse
Produced by Brian True-May
Original Music by Jim Parker
Cinematography by Colin Munn
Film Editing by John Blackwell
Costume Design by Reg Samuel

Death in Chorus

Written by Caroline Graham, David Harsent
Directed by Sarah Hellings
Produced by Brian True-May
Original Music by Jim Parker
Cinematography by Colin Munn
Film editing by Derek Bain
Costume design by Reg Samuel

Last Year’s Model

Written by David Hoskins
Directed by Richard Hotlhouse
Produced by Brian True-May
Cinematography by Colin Munn
Film Editing by John Blackwell
Costume Design by Reg Samuel