Over at MSN today: I've reviewed the special 100th episode of ITV 'whodunut?' MIDSOMER MURDERS, which involved a case that took the detectives to Denmark's capital Copenhagen, home of The Killing...
Midsomer Murders is one of those workhorse dramas that feels like it's been around forever, but is only now celebrating its hundredth episode. I remain convinced that it’s missing an extra zero. Debuting in 1997, this murder-mystery drama (based on a novel by Caroline Graham) has produced 16 series, and shows no sign of stopping. It has endured following the departure of John Nettles, the original lead; he bowed out as DCI Tom Barnaby in 2010 and Neil Dudgeon succeeded him as cousin DCI John Barnaby.
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