Midsomer Murders Mayhem

Host Nicki Chapman is joined byAshley Storrie, Laura Howard (aka the delightful Cully Barnaby) and TV critic Scott Bryan. In the Ghosts of Christmas Past it’s nine years after Ferdy Villers killed himself, and his family reunites for Christmas, unaware that someone is out for revenge.Subscribe so you don’t miss an episode.You can also watch Midsomer Murders on YouTubeFollow the Midsomer Murders Facebook page for all the latest insider news at facebook.com/OfficialMidsomerAnd watch Midsomer Murders wherever it pops up on your TV.

Host Nicki Chapman is joined by Bill Young and Daniel Casey, otherwise known as DS Gavin Troy.In Dark Autumn, the near decapitation of the local postman, whose hyperactive libido also makes him the village lothario, leads to a series of grisly murders involving other promiscuous villagers.Subscribe so you don’t miss an episode.You can also watch Midsomer Murders on YouTubeFollow the Midsomer Murders Facebook page for all the latest insider news at facebook.com/OfficialMidsomerAnd watch Midsomer Murders wherever it pops up on your TV.

Host Nicki Chapman is joined by Bill Young, and real-life crop circle expert, Monique Klinkenburgh. We also hear from Betty Willingale, the woman who first approached Caroline Graham to make her books into a series. Join us while we look at The Electric Vendetta. The body of a criminal is found in a crop circle, and the locals blame extra-terrestrial activity for the death. But Barnaby is not convinced.Subscribe so you don’t miss an episode.You can also watch Midsomer Murders on YouTubeFollow the Midsomer Murders Facebook page for all the latest insider news at facebook.com/OfficialMidsomerAnd watch Midsomer Murders wherever it pops up on your TV.

This time, host Nicki Chapman and series regular Bill Young are talking about Episode Three, back in Series One, Death of a Hollow Man, which was set against the backdrop of Causton Amateur Dramatic Society's production of Amadeus. We'll hear from an ex-detective who shares how true to life he thinks the episode is plus some insight from Caroline Graham, the author of the books on which the Midsomer Murders television series is based. Join in with devoted fans from around the globe as they go head to head in a Midsomer Murders superfan face off quiz, hosted by superfan herself, Ashley Storrie.Subscribe so you don’t miss an episode.You can also watch Midsomer Murders on YouTubeFollow the Midsomer Murders Facebook page for all the latest insider news at facebook.com/OfficialMidsomerAnd watch Midsomer Murders wherever it pops up on your TV.

This week we're going to be delving into the hidden depths of Blue Herrings, which is the first episode to not have an actual murder in it. Helping Nicki on this episode is Bill Young and we've unearthed an exclusive interview with the late great composer Jim Parker. We also chat with Frank Baloch from ZDF Television, who've been broadcasting the show for the past 25 years in Germany. Plus, it’s the superfan face off quiz, hosted by Ashley Storrie. Subscribe so you don’t miss an episode.You can also watch Midsomer Murders on YouTubeFollow the Midsomer Murders Facebook page for all the latest insider news at facebook.com/OfficialMidsomerAnd watch Midsomer Murders wherever it pops up on your TV.

Host Nicki Chapman is joined by Bill Young.They’re examining the case of A Worm in the Bud, where a woman is found dead in Setwale Wood, in an apparent suicide, except that her suicide note is emailed after her body has already been sighted.You’ll hear from our first DCI Barnaby, John Nettles as well as Dan Hamby, who is in charge of overseeing tours of the Midsomer Murders locations. Subscribe so you don’t miss an episode.You can also watch Midsomer Murders on YouTubeFollow the Midsomer Murders Facebook page for all the latest insider news at facebook.com/OfficialMidsomerAnd watch Midsomer Murders wherever it pops up on your TV.

Helping Nicki get to the bottom of Dead Man’s Eleven is Vice President of Television Programming for PBS in North Texas, Bill Young. We'll hear from actress Jane Wymark, who played Joyce Barnaby as well as writer Victoria Dowd from the Crime Writers Association. Plus, we'll finish things off with a round of our superfan face off quiz, hosted by award-winning Scottish comedian, actor, and most importantly, die-hard Midsomer Murders enthusiast, Ashley Storrie.Subscribe so you don’t miss an episode.You can also watch Midsomer Murders on YouTubeFollow the Midsomer Murders Facebook page for all the latest insider news at facebook.com/OfficialMidsomerAnd watch Midsomer Murders wherever it pops up on your TV.

This episode explores Murder on St. Malley's Day. Corruption is at the center of the prestigious and secretive pudding club at the Devington school, kept quiet by the murders of anyone who threatens to topple the operation.Helping Nicki on this episode is American TV writer Bill Young. We will hear from producer Ian Strachan, who has been part of the Midsomer Murders family since 1999 as well as ex detective Malcolm Davis, who helps us to make sense of all the investigative nuance. Plus, we'll finish things off with a round of our superfan face off quiz, hosted by Ashley Storrie. Subscribe so you don’t miss an episode.You can also watch Midsomer Murders on YouTubeFollow the Midsomer Murders Facebook page for all the latest insider news at facebook.com/OfficialMidsomerAnd watch Midsomer Murders wherever it pops up on your TV.

In this episode of Midsomer Murders Mayhem, we're going back to Season 14 with A Rare Bird. A row between keen bird watchers in Midsomer in the Marsh turns very nasty when their president is killed. Patrick Morgan met his death while hoping to sight a rare bird, but is his obsession with ornithology to blame or something rather more sinister? Helping Nicki in this episode will be Vice President of Television Programming for PBS in North Texas, Bill Young. In this episode, we hear from actor Jason Hughes, otherwise known as DS Ben Jones plus we'll finish things off with a round of our superfan face off quiz, hosted by Ashley Storrie. Subscribe so you don’t miss an episode. You can also watch Midsomer Murders on YouTubeFollow the Midsomer Murders Facebook page for all the latest insider news at facebook.com/OfficialMidsomerAnd watch Midsomer Murders wherever it pops up on your TV.

Host Nicki Chapman and series regular Bill Young delve into Dark Secrets in this episode of Midsomer Murders Mayhem. Barnaby and Jones have to work their way back to uncover the mystery that surrounds the murder of a nosy social services worker. A family's dark past is revealed as Barnaby seeks the truth about the death of two siblings decades before. Actor Neil Dudgeon, aka Tom Barnaby, discusses his experience taking over the role of the lead DCI from the formidable John Nettles. Nicki and Bill are joined by real-life former detective Malcolm Davies who critiques the handling of the fictional case, while Ashley Storrie hosts the quiz, challenging another set of international superfans.Subscribe so you don’t miss an episode. You can also watch Midsomer Murders on YouTubeFollow the Midsomer Murders Facebook page for all the latest insider news at facebook.com/OfficialMidsomer

Midsomer Murders Mayhem is the official podcast for the hit global television series, Midsomer Murders.In this all-access podcast, we examine the series one nail biting episode at a time. We'll hear from our two Inspector Barnabys, the production team will be sharing their secrets and you can see how your own Midsomer knowledge stacks up in the superfan face off quiz. Midsomer Murders Mayhem, the official podcast you've been waiting for. Hosted by Nicki Chapman, with special guests comedian Ashley Storrie and American TV writer Bill Young.Subscribe so you don’t miss an episode. Or you can watch on YouTube just search for Midsomer Murders Mayhem.Follow the Midsomer Murders Facebook page for all the latest insider news at facebook.com/OfficialMidsomerAnd watch Midsomer Murders wherever it pops up on your TV.