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* From "The Ghost of Causton Abbey," Fleur's response when asked the time of death for the first victim...
--> '''Fleur:''' Boiled human flesh isn't something I work with every day, so I'll need to consult a specialist. And possibly a cook book.
--> '''Fleur:''' Boiled human flesh isn't something I work with every day, so I'll need to consult a specialist. And possibly a cook book.
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* Winter's face in "Last Man Out" when Barnaby reveals just who the suspicious Jack Morris really is:
--> '''Barnaby:''' Winter, this is DI Ben Jones. Jones used to be, well, you.
--> '''Barnaby:''' Winter, this is DI Ben Jones. Jones used to be, well, you.
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** In ''Written in Blood'', Barnaby and Troy visit Troy's old school in the course of their inquiries. Of course, Barnaby can't resist a little jab:
---> '''Barnaby:''' Pity they didn't teach you how to drive.
---> '''Barnaby:''' Pity they didn't teach you how to drive.
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** In particular, when he and Troy are investigating reports that Alan Hollingsworth was digging in his garden in the dead of night:
---> '''Barnaby:''' This is Sergeant Troy, and this is a spade, which with your permission-\\
'''Hollingsworth:''' Which I don't give!\\
'''Barnaby:''' He is going to dig up your garden, thank you.
---> '''Barnaby:''' This is Sergeant Troy, and this is a spade, which with your permission-\\
'''Hollingsworth:''' Which I don't give!\\
'''Barnaby:''' He is going to dig up your garden, thank you.
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Corrected spelling. The cat's name is Killmouski.
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* Cully's cat, a Russian Blue named Killmowski.
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* Cully's cat, a Russian Blue named Killmowski.Killmouski.
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''[Barnaby and Winter just look at each other.]''\\
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''[Barnaby and Winter just look at each other.]''\\]''
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* In "The Animal Within", after the death of the wealthy Rex Masters, his last will and testament leaves everything to his supposedly dead niece, who has in fact just turned up very much alive. Barnaby and Jones go to his solicitor to confirm this inheritance, only to have Masters' former cook come in during the meeting to reveal that she has a more recent will leaving everything to her. This one gets confirmed as genuine... only for the ''gardener'' to then reveal that ''he'' has a more recent one too. After yet one more will from Masters leaving the estate to his housekeeper, an exasperated pair of detectives are left darkly joking about the possibility of finding more of Masters' wills for a good chunk of the episode.
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* As a whole, just the feeling that Barnaby gives off of sheer resignation, coupled with the entire county's obliviousness that people just get murdered in Midsomer with alarming frequency.
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* As a whole, just the feeling that Barnaby gives (Tom ''and'' John) give off of sheer resignation, coupled with the entire county's obliviousness that people just get murdered in Midsomer with alarming frequency.
* From "Death of the Small Coppers":
--> '''Fleur:''' What kind of person surrounds themselves with death?\\
''[Barnaby and Winter just look at each other.]''\\
* From "Death of the Small Coppers":
--> '''Fleur:''' What kind of person surrounds themselves with death?\\
''[Barnaby and Winter just look at each other.]''\\
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** Does say something about Tom's deductive skills that he still noticed a kidnapping before everyone else despite being high as a kite.
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* From "Judgement Day", Barnaby and Troy are investigating a spate of burglaries and have just found plenty of stolen property at the farm where their prime suspect is staying, with Barnaby commenting that he wishes they were all this easy. Then they find the prime suspect dead with a pitchfork through his chest:
--> '''Barnaby:''' ''(exasperated)'' Oh, for heaven's sake.
--> '''Barnaby:''' ''(exasperated)'' Oh, for heaven's sake.
