The Midsomer area and the Wild West - a contradiction in terms.
This episode was confusing and not interesting. There is a wild west show in Ford Florey, where a woman named Faye Lennox is murdered. She was the lover and also managed the estate of one Jack Fincher. Fincher and his neighbor, Silas Burbage, have been fighting over a piece of land for years. Fincher dies soon after Lennox
A lot of suspects, of course: Susan Fincher (Caroline Langrishe), her stepson Leo, Dan Malo, who wants the land as well, Mary Morgan, whose dog was shot by Fincher, and Jude Langham, who blames Fincher for his father's death.
Langham says that he has the document that shows the ownership of the land. He calls all the parties interested, but then he is attacked.
There's another murder before Barnaby figures it all out.
Badly put together script, and the land kind of gets lost in the whole intrigue. Personally I don't know what Barnaby and Joyce were doing there Always wonderful to see Caroline Langrishe, who was in Lovejoy and Chancer. Cowboys in Ford Florey - who would have believed it.
This episode was confusing and not interesting. There is a wild west show in Ford Florey, where a woman named Faye Lennox is murdered. She was the lover and also managed the estate of one Jack Fincher. Fincher and his neighbor, Silas Burbage, have been fighting over a piece of land for years. Fincher dies soon after Lennox
A lot of suspects, of course: Susan Fincher (Caroline Langrishe), her stepson Leo, Dan Malo, who wants the land as well, Mary Morgan, whose dog was shot by Fincher, and Jude Langham, who blames Fincher for his father's death.
Langham says that he has the document that shows the ownership of the land. He calls all the parties interested, but then he is attacked.
There's another murder before Barnaby figures it all out.
Badly put together script, and the land kind of gets lost in the whole intrigue. Personally I don't know what Barnaby and Joyce were doing there Always wonderful to see Caroline Langrishe, who was in Lovejoy and Chancer. Cowboys in Ford Florey - who would have believed it.