Midsomer Murders Favorites Season 4 Episode 2 Death of the Small Coppers

In the quaint English village of Midsomer Wellow, a local cricket team plans a match against their rivals, the neighboring village of Midsomer Mere. But the friendly game soon turns deadly when a player from Midsomer Wellow, Ralph, is found dead on the pitch with a small copper vase beside him. The cause of death is quickly determined as poisoning, and the vase is found to be a valuable antique stolen from a nearby stately home.

Detective Chief Inspector Tom Barnaby, along with his trusted partner Sergeant Gavin Troy, arrive on the scene to investigate. As they begin to unravel the web of secrets and lies in the small village, they discover that Ralph was not well-liked by the other members of his team, and his death may not have been a tragic accident.

As the investigation continues, more suspects arise, including the owner of the stately home, a local antiques dealer, and even Ralph's own wife. Barnaby and Troy must navigate the complex web of relationships and motives in order to uncover the truth behind Ralph's death.

Meanwhile, Barnaby's wife Joyce becomes involved in the case when she discovers a connection between Ralph's death and the local gardening club. Using her sharp wit and intuition, Joyce plays a key role in helping Barnaby solve the case.

With twists and turns at every corner, Death of the Small Coppers is a classic Midsomer Murders episode that continues to captivate viewers with its intricate plot, clever clues, and unforgettable characters.