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Format: Box set, Color, NTSC, Subtitled, Widescreen
Region: Region 1 (U.S. and Canada only. Read more about DVD formats.)
Number of discs: 3
Rated: Not Rated
Studio: ACORN MEDIA
DVD Release Date: October 25, 2016
Run Time: 462 minutes
SDH SUBTITLES for feature-length pilot, 8 45 min. episodes, and 18 min. of video bonus. Each story is adapted from a novel by the same name.
- PILOT]] The Quiche of Death (2014) ==With London in her dust, Agatha Raisin retires to Carsely, a to-die-for country village in the Cotswolds. She’s attempting to fit with the locals, even entering the Village Fete Quiche Cooking Contest. Her effort proves wrong—DEAD wrong. See Robert Bathurst (‘Downton A’) and Sandy McDade (‘Larkrise to Candleford’) as guests.
- Episode 1]] Walkers of Dembley (series 2016) ==Ramblers fight over a footpath crossing the Barfield House land owned by Sir Charles (Jason Merrells –‘Larkrise to Candleford’). Agatha looks for the rambler leader’s killer aided by James in a semi-intimate method. See Rebecca Night –‘Fanny Hill’).
- 2]] Hell's Bells ==Did the Vicar fall seductively to a bell ringer? The body in the belfry requires answers. Suicide?
- 3]] The Wellspring of Death ==Council chair and deciding vote about Ancombe Water Co. is found dead by head smashing. While doing freelance PR work for the mineral water, Agatha also seeks a murderer.
- 4]] The Potted Gardener ==Local village gardens are vandalized prior to the contest followed by the murder of a contest gardener. Evidence digs up a bit of a soiled past for the deceased.
- 5]] The Vicious Vet ==A village pet pandemic erupts when a handsome, available vet hands a shingle. Agatha gets her own vet date right before the Doc gets a lethal overdose of horse anesthetic while working in the stable of Lord Pendlebury (Douglas Reith –‘Downton A’).
- 6]] The Day the Floods Came ==A Barfield House wedding. Next the wedding dress is in the river, with the bridal corpse wearing it. Agatha goes undercover among the bridal party.
- 7]] Witch of Wyckhadden ==Hiding her hairdresser tragedy Agatha accidentally books into Wyckhadden Castle’s “Special Paranormal Activity” instead of the misunderstood S.P.A. getaway, which leads to a dead witch.
- 8]] Murderous Marriage ==Wedding vows are disrupted followed by, of course, mind the title, a murder. Sir Desmond (Michael Cochrane –‘Downton A’ & ‘Titanic: Blood & Steel’) and Lady Darrington (Joanna David –‘Mill on the Floss’ & ‘First Among Equals’) are guests.
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