With so many disgruntled reviewers, I wonder if, like so many television series, there is no place for this one to go. Are the characters becoming too stale? Barnaby is pretty much the same guy episode after episode. Jones is constantly flummoxed by Barnaby's expectations of him. Joyce and Cully are pretty boring, although Joyce's role is expanded in this one. I still thought it was OK. The British are fond of tours where a guide takes them from place to place with a sort of theme. I remember taking pub tour when in London and another one through places of worship. Often the stories are a bit suspect. In this one, the central figure does ghost tours in one of the little villages. He is not thought very highly of. Part of it is the economic downturn in the village. He also offers a distraction to some of the ladies whose husbands are dullards and complainers. Anyway, there is something untold here. A man is found, face down on a fresh grave. This is shortly after Joyce has nearly run someone over. She feels she may have hit the man. Banaby thinks she is daft and has no respect for what she has been through. Eventually, reality comes to light, but like so many works of fiction, the writers couldn't come up with a very good conclusion. Still, it was a decent offering. Just relax everyone. Its roots aren't in classical British drama.