- Midsommer Murders
- Inspector Morse
- George Gently
- Broadchurch
Midsommer Murders: This show started airing in 1997. It's based on the Chief Inspector Barnaby book series written by Caroline Graham. First, there was Tom Barnaby. Then he retired and his cousin John Barnaby picked up where he left off. Can you believe it? As of January 2020, there have been over 120 episodes and it's still going! This show has a huge fan base. “As of 2016, Midsomer Murders has been sold to more than 200 countries around the world.” [2]
Midsomer Murders - S01, Ep01 - The Killings at Badger's Drift
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Inspector Morse: An awesome series produced between 1987 and 2000; 33 two-hour episodes. Yes. 2 hours and you are so engrossed in what's happening you don't even notice the time. This show was so good they made a sequel (Inspector Lewis) and a prequel (Endeavour). The fans just couldn't get enough.
Inspector Morse - S01E02 The Silent World Of Nicholas Quinn
Inspector Morse - S01E02 The Silent World Of Nicholas Quinn
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George Gently: Not only is the inspector an excellent detective, but he would have made a “really good dad”. The fact that the setting was in the 1960s is what got me interested. The 60s were my pre-teen and teenage years so I was curious to know what it was like in Britain during that time period. The program is adapted from the Inspector Gently novels written by Alan Hunter. I loved the throwback vibe. 20+ episodes (including a pilot) that lasted from 2007 to 2017.
Inspector George Gently - Trailer
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Broadchurch: Quite frankly I was only interested in watching this murder mystery because I saw that one of the main characters was played by David Tennant. He's my favorite Doctor Who. But from the very first scene in the very first episode, they had reeled me in like a fish on a hook. 24 episodes; 2013 - 2017. Watch all of the episodes in one sitting. It was nominated for seven BAFTA awards.
Broadchurch Official Trailer
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Hope you put these programs on your Watch List. If you have already watched I'll bet these shows are on your RE-Watch list.