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"Midsomer Murders" Blue Herrings (2000)



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7.4/10   90 votes
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Hugh Whitemore (screenplay)
Caroline Graham (characters)
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Original Air Date:
22 January 2000 (Season 3, Episode 2)
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Plot:
A visit to his convalescent aunt prompts Barnaby to investigate a series of suspicious deaths at the nursing home where she is staying. full summary | add synopsis
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Cast

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John Nettles ... D.C.I. Tom Barnaby
Daniel Casey ... Sergeant Gavin Troy
Jane Wymark ... Joyce Barnaby
Laura Howard ... Cully Barnaby
Phyllis Calvert ... Alice Bly
Nigel Davenport ... William Smithers
Geoffrey Bayldon ... Arthur Prewitt
Mary Wimbush ... George Watson
Gudrun Ure ... Celia Armstrong
Angela Down ... Pru Bennett

Colin Tierney ... Mungo Mortimer
Clive Wood ... Dr Clive Warnford
Deborah Findlay ... Hilary Richards
Carolyn Pickles ... Sister Lovelace
Miranda Kingsley ... Nurse Bartlett
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UK:15 (DVD rating) | UK:15 (VHS/DVD rating)

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Quotes:
Sergeant Gavin Troy: Who wants to live to be 89?
D.C.I. Tom Barnaby: Somone who's 88.
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10 out of 12 people found the following review useful.
you become invisible, 11 October 2006
Author: christopher lyons from United Kingdom

This is one of my favourite episodes of Midsummer Murders, I think that as the series has run the episodes are stretched a bit thin over 2 hours but this one that keeps your interest, It is memorable for a great line of dialogue when Nigel Davenport, as a resident of the retirement home, says the main thing to know is that as you get older, or to a certain age, you become invisible. This, in the UK, is very true and a sad reflection of how older people are perceived in society to-day, the concept that that a whole generation of citizens just disappear as regards to the younger members of society and the older you get the more invisible you become.

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