Over the course of 23 seasons and 25 years, Midsomer Murders has used many, many filming locations. Remember too that Midsomer is a county, not a village. Unlike shows like Doc Martin or Beyond Paradise, different episodes of Midsomer Murders take place in different villages – meaning loads of towns and villages are featured. Henley-on-Thames– Several locations in this lovely town have served as Midsomer sets – including the town hall and local butcher's shop. Thame– This one's often used to portray parts of Causton, particularly the town hall and art centre. We've yet to see details about guest stars for season 24. Once they release more details, we'll update. Catch Up on Past Seasons of Midsomer Murders While You Wait for Season 24 Midsomer Murders: The Killings at Badger's Drift The US premiere date has just been announced. Season 24 will premiere on Acorn TV on December 4th. For now, we don't have details on other countries or platforms.

Like many cozy mysteries, the killings in Midsomer Murders are more often driven by relationships and personal issues – greed, jealousy, revenge, and so on. The murders are most often solved by sifting through the relationships rather than psychological profiling, in-depth surveillance, and data analysis work. Episode 3: “A Grain Of Truth.” Chrissie Larkton is a pastry chef with her own family-run mill. Thanks to her hard work in restoring the mill, she now has a successful online business. However, the village residents of Lower Blissingham are not fans of her popularity or success. Midsomer Murders is one of the longest-running mysteries currently on the air in the UK. Airing since 1997 (first with John Nettles as DCI Tom Barnaby, then with Neil Dudgeon as DCI John Barnaby), the series is based on Caroline Graham's Chief Inspector Barnaby novels. Set in the fictional Midsomer County, the series follows along as two different DCI Barnabys solve quirky murders occurring in lovely little villages. It's a light mystery, and the murders often require some suspension of disbelief. So far, episode titles and descriptions have not been released. For now, there's nothing to suggest we'll see anything other than the usual 3-6 episodes set in beautiful villages – featuring an average of 2-3 murders per episode.Wallingford– This one was the original location for Causton, though it hasn't popped up as much in recent seasons. According to IMDb, here are the names and synopsis of four of the six episodes of Midsomer Murders Season 23. If anyone needs us before the season 24 premiere, we'll be re-watching “The Killings at Badger's Drift”. John Nettles, an Anthony Horowitz adaptation, and those sublimely creepy Rainbirds…does it get any better than classic Midsomer Murders? Where is Midsomer Murders Filmed? Midsomer Murders Over in the UK, fans have had a much longer wait for the last few seasons – so it's quite possible they'll still have a bit of a wait. What's Midsomer Murders About? Midsomer Murders has been going strong for a little more than 25 years Selected items are only available for delivery via the Royal Mail 48® service and other items are available for delivery using this service for a charge.

If you haven't already seen all the episodes several times each, there's no better time than the present to get started.In the US, you can watch older seasons of Midsomer Murders on the following free-with-ads services: Midsomer Murders-https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uR6HDJBXt2U What Are The Names Of The Season 23 Episodes? If you like a clean mystery with minimal on-screen sex and violence and you haven't tried Midsomer Murders…you should get started. Beyond that, there's been no indication that Annette Badland (Fleur Perkins) is going anywhere anytime soon – but also no confirmation that she's currently filming.Dorchester-on-Thames– This impossibly pretty village is one of those places that make you wonder how it could possibly be fair that some people get to live in such peaceful locations – but it's a great place for spotting Midsomer filming locations, too. All of the town's historic inns have appeared in past episodes. Episode 4: “Dressed To Kill.” Elverton-Cum-Latterly is a village that is battling the old with the new. On the same evening as the long-running dominoes competition, another group is holding a drag queen fundraiser for a terminally ill teenager. This will play out in a deadly competition that will pit members of the village against each other. Watlington– This is where you'll find the Causton library, along with a number of other Midsomer locations. Their high street has also been featured.