Midsomer Murders

[Deleted User] · 10/02/10 - 21:30

Anyone else watching it tonight? Total gorefest. The headless corpses (and the heads!) are pretty ghoulish :eek:

Excellent cast, too.

deano0501 · 10/02/10 - 21:32

I know...

when that first came out on the Ghost Train :rolleyes: and now the head on the table.

Who do you think's done it? My money's on the guy in the wheelchair. I think he's playing on his disability. :cool:

[Deleted User] · 10/02/10 - 21:33

deano0501 wrote: »

I know...

when that first came out on the Ghost Train :rolleyes: and now the head on the table.

Who do you think's done it? My money's on the guy in the wheelchair. I think he's playing on his disability. :cool:

I think so, too. Him or his mousey carer

FreddieP · 10/02/10 - 21:43

Its been very bloody tonight, I bet this one won't be shown in the afternoon teatime slot!

I think it might be the carer or the man in the wheelchair. The person doing it looks quite small, and she does too, plus she must be strong, she lifted him up to bed!

Espresso · 10/02/10 - 21:46

I se in the papers today that Tom's cousin is going to be the new Midsomer policemen when Tom retires.

Excellent. I love Neil Dudgeon.

The feller playing the vicar tonight is really good.

deano0501 · 10/02/10 - 21:50

deano0501 wrote: »

My money's on the guy in the wheelchair.

See, this is why I don't play poker. :rolleyes:

[Deleted User] · 10/02/10 - 21:56

Yeah great episode.
Gunna miss Nettles when he goes, but the new guy seems really good anyway.

Doghouse Riley · 10/02/10 - 22:05

Discharging a firearm (three times) once at a car when there was someone in it and no arrest?
I'm willing to "suspend belief" about all the "swordplay" but that was beyond belief.

[Deleted User] · 10/02/10 - 22:11

I enjoyed it. They used the same restaurant as the one in Pie in the Sky.

Mark Gattiss (Vicar) is a fab actor.

mike65 · 10/02/10 - 22:14

Great barking fun!

Yep Pie in the Sky was my first thought when I saw that off street location.

[Deleted User] · 10/02/10 - 22:14

The woman who lost her head, was her shop the same place as the "Pie In The Sky" restaurant? The location looked as if it was, anybody know?

[Deleted User] · 10/02/10 - 22:15

Spiderpig wrote: »

The woman who lost her head, was her shop the same place as the "Pie In The Sky" restaurant? The location looked as if it was, anybody know?

oh bu**er!

Shuttermaze · 10/02/10 - 22:17

bob up and down wrote: »

I enjoyed it. They used the same restaurant as the one in Pie in the Sky.

Mark Gattiss (Vicar) is a fab actor.

Ahh, I'm glad it wasn't just me that noticed that. Hubby wasn't sure it was, but I can gloat now. lol

Great episode tonight, loved the line about the beheading on the ghost train, "Best put it down to a shaving accident then" (or something like that).

I hope they keep Jason Hughes on as Ben Jones when Neil Dudgeon takes over.

[Deleted User] · 10/02/10 - 22:22

The hotel bits were filmed in the Old High Street part of Hemel Hempstead, Herts.

Neil Dudgeon is great too! Good choice casting people!:D

cnbcwatcher · 10/02/10 - 22:31

I didn't watch but my mum did, she seemed to enjoy it. Just one thing - is it shown every week or every two weeks?

nick202 · 10/02/10 - 22:32

Really good episode tonight after some lacklustre instalments in the past few months.

Loved the beheadings, and a great guest cast - Saskia Reeves, Janet Suzman, Lucy Cohu, Mark Gattiss, Tim McInnerny and Baz from Casualty!

It suppose it makes sense that Sakia Reeves was the killer seeing as she's an actress who doesn't normally appear in mainstream shows like MM - there had to be some incentive for her to take the part.

Gill P · 10/02/10 - 22:36

I thought it was better than it has been lately and funnier too. Ben Jones is getting more stroppy! Glad there wasn't too much Joyce!

StrictlyRed · 10/02/10 - 22:46

I agree, Gill.

The new Inspector Barnaby had some great lines, so I hope the writers keep this up when he takes over:D

Mrs Spratt · 10/02/10 - 22:54

Yes, Neil Dudgeon was great, had the Barnaby family dry humour.

I liked the way his sidekick moved up a notch and got a sidekick of his own as well.

jabegy · 10/02/10 - 23:11

That was a bloody big sword, it was a wonder she could lift it, let alone wield it !

[Deleted User] · 10/02/10 - 23:18

Is Midsomer Murders on Itv iplayer

Tourista · 11/02/10 - 05:20

BlazeofGlory wrote: »

Is Midsomer Murders on Itv iplayer

As far as I know, none of this series have been on iplayer.

[Deleted User] · 11/02/10 - 08:37

jabegy wrote: »

That was a bloody big sword, it was a wonder she could lift it, let alone wield it !

It was all that working out at the gym that she did - it was mentioned how she was built like a pit bull. Also she had no problems carrying Richard upstairs from his wheelchair so I doubt that the sword was a problem for her.

Where have I seen the guy from the couple who conned the sword from the old man before?

[Deleted User] · 11/02/10 - 09:17

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Where have I seen the guy from the couple who conned the sword from the old man before?[/QUOTE]

He was in Shameless for the first couple of seasons and he has also starred in Brookside.

bryemycaz · 11/02/10 - 09:37

What with all the chopping of heads off. I was expecting the woman at the end to say "There can be only one"

[Deleted User] · 11/02/10 - 09:38

Espresso wrote: »

The feller playing the vicar tonight is really good.

He was really good in Nighty Night

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