Temporada(24) / Episodios(140)
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Season 1 (1997) - 5 de episodios
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Season 2 (1999) - 4 de episodios
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Season 3 (1999) - 4 de episodios
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Season 4 (2000) - 6 de episodios
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Season 5 (2002) - 4 de episodios
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Season 6 (2003) - 5 de episodios
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Season 7 (2003) - 7 de episodios
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Season 8 (2004) - 8 de episodios
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Season 9 (2005) - 8 de episodios
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Season 10 (2006) - 8 de episodios
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Season 11 (2008) - 7 de episodios
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Season 12 (2009) - 7 de episodios
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Season 13 (2010) - 8 de episodios
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Season 14 (2011) - 8 de episodios
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Season 15 (2012) - 6 de episodios
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Season 16 (2013) - 5 de episodios
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Season 17 (2015) - 4 de episodios
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Season 18 (2016) - 6 de episodios
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Season 19 (2016) - 6 de episodios
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Season 20 (2018) - 6 de episodios
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Season 21 (2019) - 4 de episodios
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Season 22 (2021) - 6 de episodios
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Season 23 (2022) - 4 de episodios
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Season 24 (2023) - 4 de episodios
Sinopsis(1)
The cozy villages of Midsomer County reveal their most sinister secrets in these contemporary British television mysteries. Inspired by the novels of Caroline Graham, modern master of the English village mystery, the series stars John Nettles as the unflappable Detective Chief Inspector Barnaby. Daniel Casey costars as Barnaby's earnest young assistant, Sergeant Troy. When Troy wins a promotion and transfer, Barnaby gets a partner of a different stripe. Sergeant Dan Scott (John Hopkins) is a streetwise Londoner who mistakenly expects an easy, dull life on the rural beat. (texto oficial de la distribuidora)
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In the midst of the repulsive detective wildness spewing out of television screens with incredible cadence, Detective Barnaby and his old-school conversations in a typically English style caress the soul. Finally, a detective story with very intricate and honestly-knotted stories with the overtones of the mystery of Albion's detective classics, with a charismatic hero whose humor and charm serve better than fists and nine-millimeter arguments. Very decently cast, well written, very sensitively directed and, moreover, the ubiquitous subtle irony delights the sore souls of fans of good detective stories.
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