What year is season 16 of Midsomer Murders?

What year is season 16 of Midsomer Murders?

2013 Series Sixteen of Midsomer Murders began on 24 December 2013 and concluded on 12 February 2014.

What season did John Nettles retire from Midsomer Murders?

So Nettles' final ever episode was actually aired in 2011 at the end of series 13. The episode was called Fit for Murder and Mr Barnaby had made the decision to retire.

Why is Barnaby daughter called Cully?

When my screen wife, Joyce (Jane Wymark), and Barnaby were on holiday in Switzerland years ago, they were staying in a village called Cully. 'Shortly afterwards, Joyce discovered she was pregnant and had conceived there, so their baby was named after the place.

Why was Sykes replaced on Midsomer Murders?

During the filming of Midsomer Murders' series 18 (2015), Sykes' trainer, Gill Raddings, called the Executive producer and said it was time to retire Sykes at the end of the year. She had noticed that he had started to go deaf.

How many seasons are there of Midsomer Murders?

Currently, there are 22 seasons for Midsomer murders with a total of 128 episodes and the running time is in between minutes. Midsomer murder season 1 was released back in 1997 and till now the series is continued. All the seasons of Midsomer Murders have been appreciated a lot.

What was Tom Barnaby's last episode?

Fit for Murder Actor John Nettles originated the role of Detective Chief Inspector Tom Barnaby. Nettles' character retired at the end of 2010, after the 13th series of eight episodes; his last episode was "Fit for Murder".

Why did DS Nelson leave Midsomer Murders?

' A production source explained this week that he'd decided to leave to take up other opportunities. 'I think the young actors on the show only want to do a couple of series before they move on,' she said.

What happened to Ben Jones on Midsomer Murders?

There were concerns among fans DS Jones would be killed off as Hughes' final storyline but thankfully, this wasn't the case. In season 16, it was revealed Ben had been promoted to Inspector and transferred to Brighton. In the same series, Hughes was replaced by Welsh actor Gwilym Lee who played DS Charlie Nelson.