Midsomer Murders: Set 19

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While most previous U.S. home video releases of Midsomer Murders collected programs originally telecast on the A&E and Biography cable channels, Set 19 presents the first part of Series 13 (2009-2010) in advance of any U.S. broadcasts. John Nettles continues as Detective Chief Inspector Tom Barnaby with Jason Hughes as his earnest, efficient protégé, Detective Sergeant Ben Jones. The four mysteries here include: “The Made-to-Measure Murders,” in which a widow is murdered on her way to confession; “The Sword ...
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Overview

While most previous U.S. home video releases of Midsomer Murders collected programs originally telecast on the A&E and Biography cable channels, Set 19 presents the first part of Series 13 (2009-2010) in advance of any U.S. broadcasts. John Nettles continues as Detective Chief Inspector Tom Barnaby with Jason Hughes as his earnest, efficient protégé, Detective Sergeant Ben Jones. The four mysteries here include: “The Made-to-Measure Murders,” in which a widow is murdered on her way to confession; “The Sword of Guillaume,” which finds Barnaby traveling to Brighton to investigate a land deal; “Blood on the Saddle,’ about a dispute over property lines turns a Wild West show into a crime scene; and “The Silent Land,” the tale of a librarian obsessed with March Magna’s cemetery who is found dead on top of a grave. Yes, England’s Midsomer County is picture-perfect … but perilous. Guest stars include James Wilby, Saskia Reeves, Janet Suzman, Kenneth Cranham, Tim McInnerny, David Rintoul, and featuring Neil Dudgeon in his first appearance as DCI John Barnaby.
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Special Features

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Product Details

  • Release Date: 2/28/2012
  • UPC: 054961872398
  • Source: Acorn Media
  • Presentation: Color / Wide Screen
  • Sound: Dolby Digital Stereo
  • Language: English
  • Time: 6:40:00
  • Format: DVD
  • Sales rank: 3,056

Scene Index

Disc #1 -- The Made-To-Measure Murders
1. Confession [9:48]
2. Lord of the Manor [7:22]
3. Ready to Talk [7:37]
4. Complicated Business [8:21]
5. God-Fearing Village [8:06]
6. New Suit [7:27]
7. Gossip [7:49]
8. The Letter [9:43]
9. Special Pocket [7:29]
10. Tailor's Shears [8:34]
11. Ice House [6:18]
Disc #2 -- The Sword of Guillaume
1. Town Council [7:45]
2. Threatening Letters [7:50]
3. Allied Interests [7:50]
4. Arrival in Brighton [8:15]
5. Decapitation [9:00]
6. Information [10:37]
7. A Sign [4:04]
8. Antique Blade [8:13]
9. The Truth [9:54]
10. Family Name [5:16]
11. Inheritance [10:07]
Disc #3 -- Blood on the Saddle
1. Wild West Club [9:15]
2. Father and Son [7:23]
3. Shot [6:57]
4. Fencing the Swamp [9:07]
5. Law of the Burbages [9:07]
6. Back of the Chimney [7:47]
7. Taking Liberty [7:04]
8. Eye Test [8:04]
9. In Need of a Solicitor [8:40]
10. Dead Man's Hand [10:17]
11. Code of the West [5:19]
Disc #4 -- The Silent Land
1. Death by Fright [8:10]
2. Old Cemetery [8:30]
3. Believe in Ghosts [8:48]
4. Open Library [6:43]
5. Local History [7:58]
6. New Boss [7:43]
7. Unlucky Place [9:03]
8. Birthday Wreath [8:54]
9. Grieving [6:50]
10. Ghost Walk [6:10]
11. Sad Place [9:39]
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Disc #1 -- The Made-To-Measure Murders
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Disc #2 -- The Sword of Guillaume
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Disc #3 -- Blood on the Saddle
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  • Posted March 28, 2012

    offensive but politically correct - does not deserve one start

    while i enjoyed all the others sets purchased, no more will be bought. the first two of set 19 can definitely be described as politically correct but if you are member of the unwashed, philosophically, then the portrayal of Christians as a bunch of lunatic fanatics is unacceptable. this, of course, is the opinion of an unwieldy bunch of nonconformists who bear the brunt of demeaning criticism by the great enlightened ones. apparently both the written and audio/visual media share the same misguided viewpoint, but my money is no longer going to support either one.

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