Midsomer murders season 6 episode 4 is written by Alan Plater and directed by Peter Smith. "A tale of two hamlets" has a very different script than other Midsomer episodes.
Characters are very well done and created. How killer kills their victims are bizarre and not easily forgettable. This story has it all-The twists keep coming and coming, blackmails, 3 murders and affairs.
There are some scenes which are one of my favorites.(The pretitle scene) The plot about filming is gripping and relatively good. There's even some humor on the way. What let this episode down was the solution: I liked the killer's identity, but I felt that the motive for murders of Frank Webster and Larry Smith were not so well explained and felt rushed.But... Overall I'd say it is a very good Midsomer murders. My final verdict is 8/10
Characters are very well done and created. How killer kills their victims are bizarre and not easily forgettable. This story has it all-The twists keep coming and coming, blackmails, 3 murders and affairs.
There are some scenes which are one of my favorites.(The pretitle scene) The plot about filming is gripping and relatively good. There's even some humor on the way. What let this episode down was the solution: I liked the killer's identity, but I felt that the motive for murders of Frank Webster and Larry Smith were not so well explained and felt rushed.But... Overall I'd say it is a very good Midsomer murders. My final verdict is 8/10