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Midsomer Murders DVD cover art of Season 11 featuring John Nettles.
TV Series (1997-Present)
French title: Inspecteur Barnaby
Starring:
John Nettles (D.C.I. Tom Barnaby [S01-S13])
Neil Dudgeon (D.C.I. John Barnaby [S14-...])
Jason Hughes (D.S. Ben Jones)
Daniel Casey (D.S. Gavin Troy)
John Hopkins (D.S. Dan Scott)
Chief Inspector Barnaby investigates the murders in England's deadliest county.
Series 10[]
Eurocopter AS355F-1 Ecureuil 2[]
Ep. 10.05 Death and Dust.
Reg. G-OTSP since 1998 despite this Eurocopter AS355F-1 Ecureuil 2 was built in 1982 (c/n 5177).
Used by the Chiltern Air Support Unit between May and October 2002 as an interim following the oil failure of former G-CPOL (then the oldest UK Police helicopter in service and so withdrawn from use). Two EC135 T2 had already been ordered but not yet delivered.
Same helicopter in other movies at Frequently Seen Aircraft (Rotary-Wing).
Series 12[]
Cessna 525A Citation Jet CJ2+[]
Ep.12.02 The Black Book.
Registration G-HGRC. Serial 525A-0360.
G-HGRC Cessna Citation Jet CJ2+ of Hangar 8 charter aircraft.
Cessna 525 Citation Jet[]
Ep.12.02 The Black Book.
These aircraft are shown in the background in the hangar behind the Citation.
Cessna 525 Citation Jet.
Hawker Siddeley HS.125[]
Ep.12.02 The Black Book.
Another background jet.
Hawker Siddeley HS.125.
Piper PA-28 Cherokee[]
Ep.12.02 The Black Book.
Light planes shown at an airfield.
Piper PA-28 Cherokee.
de Havilland DH.65 Hound & Unidentified Aircraft & Handley Page H.P.42[]
Ep.12.05 Small Mercies
Model aircraft seen at the Little Worthy model village without a high-wing airliner (such a Ford Trimotor nor a Fokker F.VII) as all are biplanes. The de Havilland DH.65 Hound is white and red.
Series 13[]
Airbus A330-243 & Embraer ERJ 145EP[]
Ep. 13.06 The Noble Art
At London Heathrow Airport (LHR/EGLL). The tail of a Transero airliner can be seen covered by the Air China A330.
Airbus A330-243 of Air China and Embraer ERJ 145EP of BMI-British Midland International.
Boeing 767-323ER[]
Ep. 13.06 The Noble Art
At London Heathrow Airport (LHR/EGLL).
Boeing 767-323/ER of American Airlines.
Boeing 777-236/ER[]
Ep. 13.06 The Noble Art
At London Heathrow Airport (LHR/EGLL).
of British Airways.
Boeing 777-222/ER & Airbus A321-111[]
Ep. 13.06 The Noble Art
At London Heathrow Airport (LHR/EGLL).
Boeing 777-222/ER of United Airlines and Airbus A321-111 of Swiss International Air Lines.
Series 16[]
Scottish Aviation Bulldog T1[]
Ep. 16.04 The Flying Club
Flying over the fictional Finchmere Airfield, place of a mysterious air crime. The filming was at White Waltham Airfield (ICAO: EGLM).
Vans RV-8[]
Ep. 16.04 The Flying Club
Reg. G-HILZ Vans RV-8 c/n PFA 303-14471 built in 2006.
Reg. G-RVMZ Vans RV-8 c/n PFA 303-13395 built in 2001.
Short S.29 Stirling[]
Ep. 16.04 The Flying Club
Desk Model.
Heinkel He 115[]
Ep. 16.04 The Flying Club
Stinson AT-19 Reliant[]
Ep. 16.04 The Flying Club
Reg. G-BUCH Stinson V77 (AT-19) Reliant c/n 77-381 built in 1943.
Seen only blurred behind a Grumman American AA-5A Cheetah for the first few minutes...
... but clear at the end.
Memories[]
Supermarine Spitfire[]
Ep. 16.04 The Flying Club
What would be a memory is in fact a recent picture taken at the controls of MH434 (see bottom).
Hawker Hurricane Mk.I []
Ep. 16.04 The Flying Club
Art by Robert Taylor depicts James Nicolson winning his Victoria Cross on 16 August 1940 during the height of the Battle of Britain.
Painting featuring Hurricane Mk.I GN-A serial P3576 of No. 249 Squadron RAF and the Messerschmitt Bf 110 Zerstörer Nicolson shot down despite being himself already hit and in flames by a Messerschmitt Bf 109.
Another one seen around twenty minutes later.
Avro Lancaster[]
Ep. 16.04 The Flying Club
Unidentified RAF Aircraft[]
Ep. 16.04 The Flying Club
(left) RAF aircraft of the 1930s.
Vickers Warwick[]
Ep. 16.04 The Flying Club
846 Vickers Warwick were built as a derivative of the Vickers Wellington mainly for transport and SAR duties. This picture depicted one of the 118 GR Mk II or 210 GR Mk V built to fulfill the anti-submarine and general reconnaissance role.
Piper PA-18-150 Super Cub & Reims-Cessna F152 & North American T-6 Texan []
Ep. 16.04 The Flying Club
(left to right) Reg. G-WLAC Piper PA-18-150 Super Cub c/n 18-8899 built in 1970.
Reg. G-BHDM Reims-Cessna F152 c/n 1684 built in 1979.
A yellow North American T-6 Texan (or derivative) in US colors.
Cessna 120[]
Ep. 16.04 The Flying Club
Reg. G-BRUN Cessna 120 c/n 9294 of 1946.
Right foreground.
Unidentified Metal Alloy Desk Model[]
Ep. 16.04 The Flying Club
Generic Metal 4 Prop Airplane Desk Model (the four propellers are missing). Wingspan of 32 inches (?).
Lockheed VC-121J Constellation[]
Ep. 16.04 The Flying Club
On the upper shelf, (left) an unidentified metal alloy biplane and (right) what seems to be an 1/144 desk model of the Lockheed VC-121J Constellation used in 1969 by the Blue Angels for support (1970-1972, the Connie was painted in full Blue).
de Havilland DH82 Tiger Moth[]
Ep. 16.04 The Flying Club
Foreground.
Extra EA-300[]
Ep. 16.04 The Flying Club
(aircraft taxiing in the background) A two-seat aircraft with such a mid-wing and this color sheme is for Extra EA-300 registered G-SIII.
Piper PA-18-150 Super Cub[]
Ep. 16.04 The Flying Club
Reg. G-OFER Piper PA-18-150 Super Cub c/n 18-7709058 built in 1977.
Aeronca 7AC Champion[]
Ep. 16.04 The Flying Club
Reg. G-LEVI 1946 Aeronca 7AC Champion c/n 7AC-4001 hidden by character and port wing of G-WLAC Piper PA-18-150 Super Cub (already described)
Jodel D-9 Bébé[]
Ep. 16.04 The Flying Club
Reg. G-BDEI 1977 Jodel D-9 Bébé c/n PFA 936.
Wall With Various Pictures[]
Ep. 16.04 The Flying Club
Among the portraits of several pilots (one of them in the cockpit of a Spitfire)...
1 = Vickers Warwick;
2 = Westland Whirlwind (the Second World War fighter aircraft, not the later helicopter);
3 = Westland Lysander;
4 = Supermarine Spitfire (late variant with Rolls-Royce Griffon ?).
Piper PA-18-150 Super Cub[]
Ep. 16.04 The Flying Club
Reg. G-APZJ Piper PA-18-150 Super Cub c/n 18-7233 built in 1959 seen in a (nearly) remake of the famous North by Northwest iconic action.
Sopwith Triplane[]
Ep. 16.04 The Flying Club
Footage from the annual Retrofestival held at White Waltham.
Bücker Bü133C Jungmeister[]
Ep. 16.04 The Flying Club
Reg. G-BUTX Bücker Bu-133C Jungmeister c/n ES.1-4 built in 1940.
Supermarine Spitfire Mk.IXc[]
Ep. 16.04 The Flying Club
Supermarine Spitfire Mk.IXc G-ASJV serial MH434 already seen in other movies at Frequently Seen Aircraft (Military Fixed-Wing).
Category:Avro Lancaster[]
Ep. 16.04 The Flying Club
NX611 wears tactical codes LE-C (on the left side) and DX-C (on the right). Non flyable aircraft (but able to taxi) part of the Lincolnshire Aviation Heritage Centre at the former RAF East Kirkby.
Same aircraft in other movies at Frequently Seen Aircraft (Military Fixed-Wing).
Piper PA-28 Cherokee[]
Ep. 16.04 The Flying Club
Including (left to right):
Reg. N9425C Cessna 180;
Reg. G-BUCH Stinson V77 (AT-19) Reliant c/n 77-381 (hangar);
Anonymous Piper PA-28 Cherokee.
Cessna A185E Skywagon 185[]
Ep. 16.04 The Flying Club
Reg. SE-FMX Cessna A185E Skywagon 185 c/n 18501740 is hidden by a low-wing aircraft itself near the Stinson AT-19 Reliant.
This Skywagon (former registration : N1966U) is given as belonging to James May (English journalist best known as a co-presenter of the motoring programme Top Gear).
Cessna 180[]
Reg. N9425C Cessna 180 c/n 31823 built in 1955.
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