S7 Episode1

Midsomer Murders S7 E1 is called The Green Man and was aired in November 2003. It was written by Michael Russell and directed by Sarah Hellings. The Barnaby-Troy partnership is about to come to an end, as Troy has passed his inspector's exam and is moving on.. Midsomer Murders (S7 E1) has a rating of 8/10 and has received 3 votes. download subtitles below

S7 Episode2

Midsomer Murders S7 E2 is called Bad Tidings and was aired in November 2003. It was written by Peter J. Hammond and directed by Peter Smith. Barnaby's new partner, Sergeant Dan Scott, arrives from London's Metropolitan Police and expects to have a quiet life.. Midsomer Murders (S7 E2) has a rating of 7.3/10 and has received 3 votes. download subtitles below

S7 Episode3

Midsomer Murders S7 E3 is called The Fisher King and was aired in November 2003. It was written by Isabelle Grey and directed by Richard Holthouse. Midsomer Barrow landowner Gareth Heldman is murdered with an Iron Age spear, on the same spot where his father was killed many years before during an archaeologists' dig at the village's prehistoric earthworks.. Midsomer Murders (S7 E3) has a rating of 7/10 and has received 3 votes. download subtitles below

S7 Episode4

Midsomer Murders S7 E4 is called Sins of Commission and was aired in November 2003. It was written by Elizabeth-Anne Wheal and directed by Peter Smith. The Midsomer Literary Festival opens with the real-life murder of a famous author at Midsomer St Michael.. Midsomer Murders (S7 E4) has a rating of 7.8/10 and has received 5 votes. download subtitles below

S7 Episode5

Midsomer Murders S7 E5 is called The Maid in Splendour and was aired in November 2003. It was written by Richard Holthouse and directed by Andrew Payne. Jamie Cruickshank, a bartender at the Maid in Splendour public house, is keen on Bella Monday, a barmaid, and follows her to a tumbledown old cottage in the woods, only to be blasted with a twelve-bore shotgun.. Midsomer Murders (S7 E5) has a rating of 8/10 and has received 3 votes. download subtitles below

S7 Episode6

Midsomer Murders S7 E6 is called The Straw Woman and was aired in November 2003. It was written by Jeff Dodds and directed by Sarah Hellings. When a traditional festival is revived at Midsomer Parva, it goes disastrously wrong, with the curate (or assistant priest) being burnt alive inside a straw effigy of a woman.. Midsomer Murders (S7 E6) has a rating of 7.3/10 and has received 3 votes. download subtitles below

S7 Episode7

Midsomer Murders S7 E7 is called Ghosts of Christmas Past and was aired in November 2003. It was written by David Hoskins and directed by Renny Rye. An elderly woman is found dead in her cottage and DCI Tom Barnaby is convinced the death is not down to natural causes.. Midsomer Murders (S7 E7) has a rating of 8.3/10 and has received 3 votes. download subtitles below