Re-Enactments
Already watched: Pilot, S01, 09×02, 09×03. As well as information that I have already compiled.
Note: There isn’t much to discover just yet – essays will be published gradually from late May. Until autumn, think of this more as a gateway than a library.
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- A Tale of Two Hamlets (06×04): Film recordings for The House of Satan
- Bantling Boy (08×04): Medieval Festival with jousting tournament
- The House in the Woods (09×01): Barbara and Leslie Flux always dress in more traditional clothing at home. Their aim – much to the annoyance of museum curator Giles Cato – is not historical accuracy or academic rigour, but rather to recreate the atmosphere of the past in order to understand it more deeply.
- Four Funerals and a Wedding (09×05): Most spectators at the Skimmington Fayre are in costume – not from the post-WWI era, but in styles reminiscent of Tudor fashion, complete with white coifs.
- They Seek Him Here (10×07): Film recordings for Scarlet Pimpernell
- Shot at Dawn (11×01): Reconstruction of the First Day of the Battle at the Somme in Midsomer Parva
- The Village That Rose from the Dead (19×01): A WWII-themed event with period-appropriate dress, hairdressers, music, and plenty of Union Jacks on the walls.
- Death by Persuation (19×05): Gorgeous Georgians: For a few days, Regency and Jane Austen enthusiasts come together to dress and behave as if they were living in the Regency period. One evening features a formal ball, open also to guests from outside the circle of participants.
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The Chronology of Midsomer County by Year or by Episodes • Deep Dives into Midsomer & History • History of Midsomer Murders Film Locations
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