Midsomer Murders season 6 episode 4 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
In Upper Warden, the Ellis Bell Satanic Experience turns tragic when actor Larry Smith, playing Ellis Bell, is killed in a summerhouse explosion. Investigation reveals Larry's real identity as Lawrence Smythe-Webster, estranged son of a prominent local family. The case deepens with the deaths of Frank Smythe-Webster and chef Danny, unveiling a web of family secrets, village feuds, and hidden relationships. Phil Harrison's arrest unravels the murder plot, linked to personal vendettas and the controversial legacy of Ellis Bell's book, "The House Of Satan". The story climaxes with shocking familial revelations, reshaping the dynamics of the Smythe-Webster family and the village.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Ellis Bell?
Ellis Bell was an author from Upper Warden who wrote "The House Of Satan."
What is the Ellis Bell Satanic Experience?
It's a ceremony in Upper Warden celebrating Ellis Bell and his book, now a major movie.
Who played Ellis Bell in the ceremony?
Larry Smith, an actor and local celebrity, played Ellis Bell.
How did Larry Smith die?
Larry Smith died in an explosion at the summerhouse, caused by a bomb.
What's the relationship between Larry Smith and the Smythe-Webster family?
Larry Smith was actually Lawrence Smythe-Webster, estranged son of the family.
Who are the Smythe-Webster family?
They are a prominent family in Upper Warden with a complex and strained dynamic.
What are the tensions between Upper and Lower Warden?
There's a historical feud, partly revolving around Ellis Bell and his book.
Who is Danny the chef?
Danny is a local chef in Upper Warden, later found dead in the investigation.
Who is Darren?
Darren is a local video enthusiast who provides crucial evidence through his recordings.
What is the significance of Ellis Bell's book?
The book is a controversial point between Upper and Lower Warden, leading to feuds.
