Midsomer Murders The Third Collection (Boxset)

Advantages: Brill for all Midsomer Murder fans
Disadvantages: none

...of the local pub 'Heart of Oak' who has the constant flirtatious attention of John Starkey During the ongoing celebrations, the tradition of collecting green oak boughs begins and Mark Castle heads off into the woods where he meets an untimely death, and is found with his throat cut against a tree. When the post-mortem reveals he too is filled with tranquilisers a link begins and Barnaby is now faced with a double murder, but who is the killer? Dead Letters is the usual mixture of murder, adultery, revenge and contempt which we have all come to love from the Midsomer Murders episodes. As I said previously, if you love Midsomer Murders then you will thoroughly enjoy this one. And as usual you are left wondering to the last few minutes as to who the killer is going to be. Great viewing. It is available from most retailers and ranges from £9... Read review

Ciao members have rated this review on average helpful

Advantages: Plot is great
Disadvantages: Does drag in parts

...Midsomer Murders has some great who done it plot lines which will keep you glued to the screen. The murderer is always the person you least expected and so is the motive. Barnaby does not sound or look like a copper and I suppose that's what makes him a good one. He kind of creeps up on the unsuspecting murderer. It's like they knew they were going to get caught but they had not been expecting it to be that soon. When he identifies the murderer, it always comes as a surprise because he spend less time investigating and more time attending, fairs and having tea with his wife. If you love who done its then this is the box set for you. The plot lines are got and the story lines okay. It will not keep you at the edge of your seat but you will feel fairly suspended. Good fun.... Read review

Ciao members have rated this review on average somewhat helpful

Advantages: everything!
Disadvantages: some people might find it hard to understand

...I love every Midsomer Murders that has ever been made and this one especially. It's another great Midsomer Murders, with a really unexpected spin. With Detective Chief Inspector Barnaby (played by John Nettles) and Sergeant Gavin Troy (played by Daniel Casey) it's about grace and deep love. I particularly loved it because of it's unexpected twist. It was hard for me to understand why the murder was commited, until I watched it again (my sisters didn't need to). I would recomend this to anyone who loves a good old mystery or just likes to have a guess at who's the killer. I would advise watching earlier episodes to understand who's who, but if you catch on quickly, you'll probably be OK. Will you be able to guess who the murderer is? I couldn't. But I still loved it.... Read review

Ciao members have rated this review on average not helpful