Midsomer Murders season 5 episode 3 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
Maisie Gooch, a vengeful descendant of a vicar killed by bell ringers in 1860, seeks retribution against the current bell ringers of Midsomer Wellow. She murders Greg, Emma, and attempts to kill others to avenge her ancestor. Her actions are driven by a belief in historical justice and familial duty. Reggie, planning to sell church bells for restoration, dies naturally, leaving his wealth to his financially troubled nephew, Hugh. The episode intertwines personal dramas, historical vendettas, and the quaint yet sinister dynamics of a village community.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Greg and what happens to him at the start of the episode?
Greg is a character who is thrown out of his home by Sue, leading him to seek refuge at the church.
Why does Reggie criticize the bell ringing practice?
Reggie finds the bell ringing annoying and blasphemous, expressing strong disapproval of the practice.
What is Hugh's financial situation and how does he handle it?
Hugh is under financial pressure and lies to Reggie about making successful stock exchange investments.
What is the relationship between the bell ringers?
The bell ringers, including Marcus, Frances, and others, have complex relationships marked by tensions, secrets, and personal conflicts.
What happens to Greg at the bell ringing practice?
Greg, unwelcome due to his personal issues, is ridiculed and not given refuge at the bell ringing practice.
What is Reggie's plan for his assets and the church?
Reggie plans to liquidate his assets for church restoration, suggesting the sale of the church bells as part of the funding.
How does Reggie die?
Reggie dies in his sleep, with
