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List of deaths

This is a chronological **list of deaths** that have occurred throughout *Agatha Raisin*.

## Television series

As of *Agatha Raisin: Love, Lies & Liquor*, a total of 37 deaths have happened over the course of 18 episodes.

### Trivia

* *Agatha Raisin & the Curious Curate*, *Agatha Raisin & the Haunted House* and *Agatha Raisin: Kissing Christmas Goodbye* are the episodes with the most murders committed by a single person.

## Book series

As of *Agatha Raisin: There Goes the Bride*, a total of 53 deaths have happened over the course of 20 books.

### Trivia

* *Agatha Raisin and the Murderous Marriage* is the book with the most murders committed by a single person.
Lilac Lane

"*Lilac Lane was beginning to live up to its name. Lilac trees, heavy with blossom, scented the evening air. Wisteria hung in purple profusion over cottage doors.*"
―*Agatha Raisin and the Quiche of Death*
**Lilac Lane** is a residential street in the fictional village of Carsely.

Agatha Raisin's cottage is located on this street, as is Sheila Barr's.

## Description

Lilac Lane is home to many lilac trees, for which it was likely named after. Wysteria plants were also commonly found growing up the sides of cottages on the lane. (BOOK: *Agatha Raisin and the Quiche of Death*)
Agatha Raisin: As the Pig Turns (book)

***Agatha Raisin: As the Pig Turns*** is the twenty second book in the main Agatha Raisin Mysteries series by M. C. Beaton. It was published in 2011.

## Synopsis

Winter Parva is a picturesque (touristy) Cotswold village with gift shops, a medieval market hall, and thatched cottages. After a disappointing Christmas season, the parish council has decided to hold a special event in January, complete with old-fashioned costumes, Morris dancing, and a pig roast on the village green.

Always one for a good roasting, Agatha Raisin organises an outing to enjoy the merriment. The rotary spit turning over a bed of blazing charcoals is sure to please on this foggy and blistery evening. But as the fog lifts slightly, the sharp-eyed Agatha notices something peculiar about the pig: a tattoo of a heart with an arrow through it and the name Amy.

“Stop!” she screams suddenly. “Pigs don’t have tattoos.”

The “pig,” in fact, is Gary Beech, a policeman not exactly beloved by the locals, including Agatha herself. Although Agatha has every intention of leaving matters to the police, everything changes when Gary’s ex-wife, Amy, hires Agatha’s detective agency to investigate—and another murder ensues. With that provocation, how could any sleuth as vain and competitive (and secretly insecure) as Agatha do anything other than solve the case herself?

## Characters

* **Agatha Raisin**
* **Gary Beech**
* **Amy Beech**
Freda Stokes

**Freda Stokes** is a character in the first season of the *Agatha Raisin* television adaptation.

She is the single-mother of a young bride who was murdered.

She was portrayed by Stephanie Schonfield.

## Biography

Freda was distraught after the news of her newlywed daughter's death, especially as she didn't believe Kylie's death was a suicide as the police were suspecting. She knew that Kylie wouldn't have committed suicide, least of all on her wedding night. When Agatha Raisin visited Freda to console her and learn more about Kylie, Freda was glad that the infamous Carsely sleuth was investigating her daughter's sudden death. (The Day the Floods Came)

## Appearances

**Season 1 (1/8)**
* 1.06 - The Day the Floods Came

## Trivia

* She went to yoga classes with her daughter on Saturdays. (TV: *The Day the Floods Came*)
Kylie Stokes

**Kylie Stokes** was a character in the first season of the *Agatha Raisin* television adaptation.

She was a bride who hired Barfield House as the venue for her wedding reception.

She was portrayed by Nell Hudson.

## Biography

Despite her long-term relationship with Zac Lesson, Kylie had been having an affair with her boss Bernie Barrington. Sometime around her engagement to Zac, the affair ended and Bernie's wife sent her fifteen grand as both a wedding gift and as a thank you to Kylie for sleeping with Bernie so that she didn't have to!

Kylie had booked Barfield House as her wedding venue and borrowed a wedding dress from her best friend, and bridesmaid, Joanna Field. A week before the wedding she met up with Charles Fraith to discuss quotes for catering. During the meeting she flirted with Charles until soon enough the two were kissing; she then began shouting at him and accused him of assault, threatening to report him to the police unless he reduced the price of the wedding reception by £5,000.

Although she was very excited to be marrying Zac, on the actual wedding day she was very nervous. While everyone else at the reception were enjoying themselves, she sat alone crying to herself. When Agatha Raisin spotted her crying, she went over to help and was quickly able to reassure Kylie that marrying young wasn't a mistake. Thanks to Agatha, Kylie enjoyed the rest of the reception.

The day after the wedding, Kylie and Zac went to Joanna's to return the wedding dress. Kylie's boasting about her happiness began to provoke Joanna, who was secretly in love with Zac and believed that Kylie had stolen him from her. As a result of Joanna's jealousy, she started to fight with Kylie. Zac tried to break the two apart, but not before Kylie hit her head hard and died. Although Zac wanted to call the police, Joanna wouldn't let him. She dressed Kylie back in the wedding dress and stored the body in one the freezers at her family's old butcher shop. Later that night, when the floods came, Joanna and Zac dumped Kylie's body in the river. The next day, many local residents, including Agatha, gathered around the riverbank where Kylie's body had washed up. Although the police initially believed her death a suicide, Agatha knew that she had actually been killed. (The Day the Floods Came)

## Personality

Kylie could be a manipulative and calculating person, having blackmailed several people in order to advance her own interests.

## Appearances

**Season 1 (1/8)**
* 1.06 - The Day the Floods Came

## Trivia

* She went to yoga classes with her mother on Saturdays. (TV: *The Day the Floods Came*)
* Her favourite cocktail at Rave was the 'Screaming Orgasm'. (TV: *The Day the Floods Came*)
* Bernie Barrington gave her away at her wedding. (TV: *The Day the Floods Came*)
Fiona Richards

* Television series
* Book series

**Fiona Richards** is a character in the third season of the *Agatha Raisin* television adaptation, originating in the novel *Agatha Raisin: As the Pig Turns*.

She runs Hollies farm in Winter Parva with her husband Tom ‘Bunchie’ Richards.

She was portrayed by Nancy Carroll.

## Biography

### Television series

Whilst Bunchie is seen as the charismatic businessman, it’s Fiona who has the real business acumen and is responsible for making the Winter Parva store into a roaring success.

## Appearances

* 3.04 - Agatha Raisin: As the Pig Turns
* 22 - Agatha Raisin: As the Pig Turns
Chloe Mabbs

* Television series
* Book series

**Chloe Mabbs** is a character in the first season of the *Agatha Raisin* television adaptation, based on the character **Cheryl Mabbs** from the novel *Agatha Raisin and the Vicious Vet*.

She was the receptionist at Carsely's new veterinary surgery.

She was portrayed by Bethan James.

## Biography

### Book series

(BOOK: *Agatha Raisin and the Vicious Vet*)

## Appearances

* 1.05 - The Vicious Vet
* 2 - Agatha Raisin and the Vicious Vet
Hollies @ Winter Parva

**Hollies @ Winter Parva** is a farm shop specialising in locally grown organic produce. Recently, Hollies has opened a second location is in Stratford.

## Description

Hollies prides itself on its wide selection of ethically sourced and farm fresh fruit, vegetables, eggs, honey, poultry, game, wine and deli food.

The farm has a tea room which serves breakfast and lunch.

## History

Hollies hosted a Winter Fayre event complete with old-fashioned costumes, Morris dancing, and a pig roast. (TV: *Agatha Raisin: As the Pig Turns*)

## Employees

* Fiona Richards (founder and shopkeeper)
* Tom Richards (founder and manager)
* Amy Beech †
* Cezary Marciniak
* Tycjan Marciniak
Geraldine Jankers

* Television series
* Book series

**Geraldine Jankers** was a character in the fourth season of the *Agatha Raisin* television adaptation, originating in the novel *Agatha Raisin and Love, Lies and Liquor*.

She was an obnoxious serial monogamist with ties to a long-forgotten jewel heist. She, and her family, crossed paths with Agatha Raisin at the Palace Hotel in Snoth-on-Sea whilst honeymooning with her latest husband.

She was portrayed by Nicola Duffet.

## Biography

### Television series

Geraldine and her family stayed at the Palace Hotel in Snoth-on-Sea to celebrate her latest marriage to Brian Jankers. Having disturbed many of the fellow diners in the hotel's restaurant with her rude behaviour at dinner, she had a set-to with Agatha Raisin.

Later that evening, Geraldine received an anonymous text message telling her to meet with the sender at a nearby beach. While her husband slept, she slipped out in the middle of the night where she was strangled with Agatha's scarf. (TV: *Agatha Raisin: Love, Lies & Liquor*)

### Book series

Geraldine was first married to Jimmy Weldon, with whom she had her son Wayne Weldon. Jimmy died of a heart attack and Geraldine later married Charlie Black but divorced him when whilst he was in prison doing time for armed robbery. She married Archie Swale before divorcing him as well after meeting Fred Jankers at ballroom dancing classes. (BOOK: *Agatha Raisin and Love, Lies and Liquor*)

## Appearances

* 4.02 - Agatha Raisin: Love, Lies & Liquor
* 17 - Agatha Raisin and Love, Lies and Liquor
Agatha Raisin and the Dead Ringer

***Agatha Raisin and the Dead Ringer*** is the twenty ninth book in the main Agatha Raisin Mysteries series by M. C. Beaton. It was published October 4, 2018.

## Synopsis

The church of St. Ethelred in the village of Thirk Magna is renowned for its team of bell-ringers, the troupe led by identical twins Mavis and Millicent Dupin. Mavis and Millicent are lifelong residents of the remote village―or were, until their home is broken into one night, and Millicent is murdered. But who’s the killer? Is it one of their co-workers, sick of being bullied to practice for a big performance? Or perhaps Joseph Kennell, a retired lawyer who was heard yelling at the sisters that he felt like strangling them? Kennell swears his innocence, and hires the ever-trusty (if often tipsy) Agatha Raisin to clear his name. Only she can find the killer―and hopefully a handsome man to buy her dinner while she’s at it.

## Characters

* **Agatha Raisin**
* **Mavis Dupin**
* **Millicent Dupin**
* **Joseph Kennell**
Harry Witherspoon

* Television series
* Book series

**Harry Witherspoon** is a character in the third season of the *Agatha Raisin* television adaptation, originating in the novel *Agatha Raisin and the Haunted House*.

He is the owner of Bladon Antiques and the estranged son of Olivia Witherspoon.

He was portrayed by James Dreyfus.

## Biography

### Television series

Olivia was a cruel and abusive mother from whom he is now estranged. Olivia made him feel like a failure and that nothing he did was ever good enough. Eventually Harry made a decision to distance himself in order to protect his sanity and chose to pursue a quiet life running an antique shop. Not a natural businessman, Bladon Antiques is now struggling, and Harry is in financial trouble. Harry is also estranged from his resentful sister Carol and has never married. Harry distracts himself from his dark past through a fantasy life with local re-enactment society, The Crossed Swords. (The Haunted House)

## Personality

### Television series

Highly strung and secretive, Harry is the result of his damaged upbringing.

## Appearances

* 3.01 - Agatha Raisin & the Haunted House
* 14 - Agatha Raisin and the Haunted House
The Moment of Truth

**The Moment of Truth** is the sixth and final episode of the second series of the *Agatha Raisin* radio drama. It was adapted by David Semple from M.C. Beaton's book of the same name and directed by Carol Smith. It first aired November 14, 2005 on BBC Radio 4.

## Synopsis

Agatha must quickly discover the identity of the poisoner, but James is refusing to help.

## Cast

* Penelope Keith as Agatha Raisin
* Malcolm Sinclair as James Lacey
* Stephen Hogan as DC Bill Wong
* Tina Gray as Mrs. Wendle
* James Holmes as Roy Silver
* Fay Rusling as Eve
* Matthew Carter as Bobby
The Wellspring of Death

***The Wellspring of Death*** is the third episode of the first season of *Agatha Raisin*. The episode was written by Stewart Harcourt and directed by Paul Harrison. It aired June 21, 2016 on Sky One.

The episode is based on the *Agatha Raisin* book of the same name.

## Synopsis

A village-wide squabble over the selling of water rights results in the death of the Parish Council Chairman. Agatha tries to put the matter out of her mind. But as the body count rises, she finds herself drawn into the fray.

## Plot

Love, murder, danger - Agatha gets far more than she bargained for when Roy persuades her to take over the PR for a mineral water company that's looking to make a killing from Carsely's natural spring. As the villagers split over whether to allow the firm access to the water, they get a shock when Parish Council chairman Robert Struthers, the man with the deciding vote, is found dead in the spring.

As James decides to investigate with new girlfriend Mary Fortune, a jealous Agatha falls into the arms of suave bottled water boss Guy Freemont. Temporarily forgetting about James, Agatha is head over heels. But could he be too good to be true?

As a second body is found in the village, Agatha's competitive streak emerges and she enlists Gemma's help to try to beat James and Mary to the culprit. However, she makes a dangerous mistake when she decides to confront the killer alone.

## Cast

* Mathew Horne as Roy Silver
* Katy Wix as Gemma Simpson
* Jamie Glover as James Lacey
* Matt McCooey as DC Bill Wong
* Jason Barnett as DC Wilkes
* Tim Stern as Gene Harvey
* June Watson as Mrs Josephs
* Daisy Beaumont as Mary Fortune
* Jules Knight as Guy Freemont
* Elizabeth Hooper as Judith Owens
* Charlotte Mills as Angela Buckley
* Tom Chadbon as Robert Struthers
* Alexander Kirk as Sean Ferguson
* Peter Basham as Mick
* Ruby Thomas as Portia Salmond
* Calvin A. Dean as Andy Buckley
* Jacqueline Tong as Robina Toynbee
* Simon Meacock as Jason Briggs

## Gallery

* Episode stills
* Promotional shots

## Trivia

* Agatha previously visited Ancombe with Andy and Jo Cummings-Browne in *The Quiche of Death*.
* The Morris dancers who appeared in this episode are the Chippenham Town Morris Men.

## International premieres

* August 8, 2016 (USA)
* February 24, 2017 (Germany)
* July 2, 2017 (France)
* February 1, 2021 (Spain)

1. ↑ http://www.chippenhammorris.com/raisin.htm
Peggy Slither

* Television series
* Book series

"*Too much cleavage for a funeral?*"
―Peggy Slither in Agatha Raisin & the Curious Curate
**Peggy Slither** is a character in the second season of the *Agatha Raisin* television adaptation, originating in the novel *Agatha Raisin and the Curious Curate*.

She was a member of the Carsely Ladies Society known for making her own range of alcoholic beverages.

She was portrayed by Emma Cooke.

## Biography

### Television series

Peggy has been Liz Jellop’s best friend since school. (TV: *Agatha Raisin & the Curious Curate*)

### Book series

Peggy's father owned a profitable chain of fish and chip shops. When he died, she sold the chain for a large sum of money. (BOOK: *Agatha Raisin and the Curious Curate*)

## Personality

### Television series

Peggy is theatrical, flamboyant and posh party-girl who still parties a bit too hard. (TV: *Agatha Raisin & the Curious Curate*)

### Book series

According to Mrs. Bloxby, Peggy believed it fashionable to adopt the unfashionable. (BOOK: *Agatha Raisin and the Curious Curate*)

## Physical appearance

### Television series

Peggy is described as dressing twenty years too young for her age. (TV: *Agatha Raisin & the Curious Curate*)

### Book series

Mrs. Bloxby described Peggy as 'busty'. (BOOK: *Agatha Raisin and the Curious Curate*)

## Appearances

* 2.03 - Agatha Raisin & the Curious Curate
* 13 - Agatha Raisin and the Curious Curate

## Trivia

* Despite living in Ancombe, Peggy attended church in Carsely and was also a member of the Carsely Ladies Society. (TV: *Agatha Raisin & the Curious Curate*)
	+ In the original book, however, Peggy was not a member of the Carsely Ladies Society. (BOOK: *Agatha Raisin and the Curious Curate*)
* She lives in a cottage called Shangri-La, named after the luxury hotels and resorts chain. (BOOK: *Agatha Raisin and the Curious Curate*)
* Peggy's homemade wines included 'Dandelion Chardonnay', 'Peanut Brittle Riesling' and 'Perky Primrose Prosecco' and . (TV: *Agatha Raisin & the Curious Curate*)
One Piece: World Seeker (2019)

**One Piece: World Seeker** är ett action- och äventyrsspel baserad på mangaserien One Piece av Eiichirō Oda. Spelet är utvecklad av Ganbarion och publicerad av Bandai Namco Entertainment. Spelet släpptes till PlayStation 4 i Japan den 14 mars 2019.

## Voice Cast

* Monkey D. Luffy - Mayumi Tanaka
* Roronoa Zoro - Kazuya Nakai
* Nami - Akemi Okamura
* Usopp - Kappei Yamaguchi
* Sanji - Hiroaki Hirata
* Tonytony Chopper - Ikue Otani
* Nico Robin - Yuriko Yamaguchi
* Franky - Kazuki Yao
* Brook - Cho
* Smoker - Mahito Ohba
* Tashigi - Junko Noda
* Pacifista - Hideyuki Hori
* Trafalgar Law - Hiroshi Kamiya
* Vinsmoke Ichiji - Noriaki Sugiyama
* Vinsmoke Niji - Atsushi Miyauchi
* Vinsmoke Yonji - Kenjiro Tsuda
* Buggy - Shigeru Chiba
* Kizaru (Borsalino) - Unsho Ishizuka
* Fujitora (Issho) - Ikuya Sawaki
* Sabo - Toru Furuya
* Rob Lucci - Tomokazu Seki
* Sakazuki - Fumihiko Tachiki
* Kuzan - Takehito Koyasu
* Sir Crocodile - Ryuzaburo Otomo
* Jeanne - Ayumi Fujimura
* Isaac - Rikiya Koyama

### **Additional Voices**

* Yasunori Masutani
* Masaya Takatsuka
* Koji Haramaki
* Keiji Hirai
* Yusuke Handa
* Sohta Arai
* Ryohei Arai
* Toshiya Chiba
* Yasunao Sakai
* Yui Kano
* Aiko Hibi
* Yukiko Hirotsu
* Machiko Kawana
* Miyuki Kawasho
* Yuri Noguchi
* Momo Ishibashi
Barfield House

**Barfield House** is the manor home of Charles Fraith.

## Description

A narrow, winding side road leads up to the ornamental wrought-iron gates of Barfield House. A long driveway lined by trees opens up to landscaped lawns with manicured grass which surround the Victorian house. (BOOK: *Agatha Raisin: Hot to Trot*)

## History

In 1971 a civil war coin was found on the estate by amateur archaeologist Frank Dover. (TV: *Agatha Raisin & the Haunted House*)

Barfield House hosted Carsely's charity film screening of 'The Lady Killers' which Agatha Raisin had helped organise and promote. (TV: *The Walkers of Dembley*)

Charles occasionally rented out Barfield House as a venue for functions, such as weddings. (TV: *The Day the Floods Came*)

The grounds of Barfield House hosted the Crossed Sword's re-enactment of the Battle of Titley’s Knob. (TV: *Agatha Raisin & the Haunted House*)

Barfield House was used as the venue for Carsely's Smooth Jazz charity night hosted by Sarah Bloxby and sponsored by Agatha. (TV: *Agatha Raisin & the Love from Hell*)

## Residents

* Charles Fraith
* Gustav (Charles' assistant)

## Trivia

* An old public footpath ran through the back of the land before Charles' crops grew over it. (TV: *The Walkers of Dembley*)
* An advert for Barfield House as a venue to be rented appeared in at least one edition of The Cotswold Gazette. (TV: *The Witch of Wyckhadden*)
* The back of the property borders Ivy Hall. (TV: *Agatha Raisin & the Haunted House*)
Studio JS

**Studio JS** was an award winning hair and beauty salon in Evesham.

## Services

Studio JS offered a range a services including:

* Hair styling
* Hair colouring
* Beauty therapy
* Spa
* Massage

## Employees

* Jonny Shawpart (owner and style director)
* Josie Darbourne (receptionist)
* Gaz Towler (junior stylist)

## Clients

* Maggie Henderson
* Liza Friendly
* Deirdra Darry
* Agatha Raisin (hair styling)
* Roy Silver (massage)

## Trivia

* Exterior shots of the salon were filmed on the high street of Marshfield in South Gloucestershire.

## Gallery

1. ↑ https://www.somersetlive.co.uk/news/somerset-news/film-crew-been-spotted-town-1730572.amp
Agatha Raisin Detective Agency

The **Agatha Raisin Detective Agency** is a freelance detective agency set up by Agatha Raisin in Season 3 once she had become an officially licensed private investigator.

## Description

The office was styled by Roy, as Agatha persuaded him to help with the interior whilst he was between projects. The unorthodox design is intended to excite and challenge preconceptions, with various distraction activities available to help inspire creativity; including a multi sensory light room, a meditation lawn and a chill-out zone. (The Haunted House)

## History

Roy did lots of marketing online and in the local press for the launch of the agency, yet business was slow to begin with. Agatha thought about setting up a crime herself which she could easily solve and impress prospective clients but James suggested the agency should investigate the supposed haunting of Ivy Hall in Hebberdon instead. James was correct, and business was indeed booming after she solved the mystery of Ivy Hall's haunting. (The Haunted House)

However, a scathing article in the local newspaper by Denzel Wilkes caused many clients to start frantically ringing up to cancel their cases. When Sir Charles came to the agency with his friend Tiggy Laggat-Brown, whose daughter had received death threats, Agatha leaped at the opportunity sensing a chance to prove her naysayers wrong. (The Deadly Dance)

## Employees

* Agatha Raisin (founder and private detective)
* Roy Silver (public relations)
* Toni Gilmour (junior detective)

Whilst not officially employed by the agency, James Lacey, Charles Fraith, Sarah Bloxby, Bill Wong and Mrs. Boggle have all helped Agatha with her cases.

## Clients

* Olivia Witherspoon, hired the agency to investigate hauntings at Ivy Hall (Agatha Raisin & the Haunted House)
* Harry and Carol Witherspoon, hired the agency to investigate the death of their mother (Agatha Raisin & the Haunted House)
* Dottie, hired the agency to find her missing dog (Agatha Raisin & the Deadly Dance)
* Tiggy Laggat-Brown, hired the agency for protection after receiving a death threat (Agatha Raisin & the Deadly Dance)
* Amy Beech, hired the agency to investigate the murder of her husband (Agatha Raisin: As the Pig Turns)
* Phyllis Tamworthy, hired the agency for protection (Agatha Raisin: Kissing Christmas Goodbye)
* Marcia Shaw (on behalf of the Palace Hotel), hired the agency to investigate the murder of a hotel guest (Agatha Raisin: Love, Lies & Liquor)
* Denzel Wilkes, hired the agency to clear his name of murder charges (Agatha Raisin & a Spoonful of Poison)

## Trivia

* In the original book series, the agency is called 'Raisin Investigations' and is based in Mircester.
* The agency's office is a converted chapel. (TV: *Agatha Raisin & the Haunted House*)
Palace Hotel

The **Palace Hotel**, also referred to as simply **The Palace**, is a hotel in the sea-side town of Snoth-on-Sea.

## Description

The Palace Hotel was originally a grand Edwardian building but over time it became run-down, tacky and freezing. It faces both the sea and the remains of the pier. (BOOK: *Agatha Raisin and Love, Lies and Liquor*)

In addition to the typical rooms and suites expected of a hotel, the Palace Hotel features many amenities, including a restaurant, a bar, a gym, a library, a billiards room and a business centre. (TV: *Agatha Raisin: Love, Lies & Liquor*)

## History

The hotel has been in operation since the 1920s.

When Agatha Raisin visited, she found the hotel to be underwhelming. During this time, the hotel was in talks to be bought by a casino in the hopes of transforming Snoth into the next Las Vegas. (TV: *Agatha Raisin: Love, Lies & Liquor*)

## Employees

* Marcia Shaw (manager)
* Harry Beam (receptionist)
* Lloyd (bartender)

## Guests

* Geraldine Jankers
* Brian Jankers
* Wayne Weldon
* Chelsea Davis
* Agatha Raisin
* James Lacey

## Trivia

* The episode *Agatha Raisin: Love, Lies & Liquor* makes numerous visual references to the Overlook Hotel in an homage to Stanley Kubrick’s *The Shining* (1980).
	+ James (and later Roy) repeatedly sees a pair of young girls dressed alike in the corridors of the Palace Hotel, much like Danny Torrance was haunted by the Grady twins at the Overlook Hotel in The Shining.
	+ The episode ends with a close-up shot of a framed photograph of the Palace Hotel's staff circa 1921, in which Lloyd (the hotel's elderly bartender, who served Agatha and many other guests in the present) is clearly pictured; this mirrors the ending of The Shining, where the Overlook Hotel's contemporary caretaker Jack Torrance is pictured in a photograph of hotel-goers from 1921.
		- The Palace Hotel bar also features a large oil portrait of Lloyd.
Resident Evil 4 (2023)

**Resident Evil 4** är ett skräckspel utvecklad och publicerad av Capcom, och är en nyinspelning av Resident Evil 4 från 2005. Spelet släpptes över hela världen till Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, och Xbox Series X/S den 24 mars 2023.

## Japanese Voice Cast

* Leon S. Kennedy - Toshiyuki Morikawa
* Ashley Graham - Akari Kito
* Luis Serra Navarro - Kenjiro Tsuda
* Ada Wong - Junko Minagawa
* Osmund Saddler - Hochu Otsuka
* Jack Krauser - Kengo Tsujii
* Ramón Salazar - Cho
* Bitores Méndez - Takeshi Ooba
* Ingrid Hunnigan - Yu Sugimoto
* Merchant - Shigeru Chiba
* Mike - Masahito Kawanago
* Albert Wesker - Jouji Nakata
* Newbie Officer - Kenichi Hoshino
* Veteran Officer - Kosuke Sakaki
* Card Changer - Yu Sugimoto
The Murderous Marriage (radio episode)

**The Murderous Marriage** is the first episode of the third series of the *Agatha Raisin* radio drama. It was adapted by David Semple from M.C. Beaton's book of the same name and directed by Carol Smith. It first aired October 25, 2006 on BBC Radio 4.

## Synopsis

After pursuing him for nearly four years, Cotswold sleuth Agatha Raisin is finally set to marry James Lacey, the handsome Colonel next door. But there's just one little problem.

## Cast

* Penelope Keith as Agatha Raisin
* Malcolm Sinclair as James Lacey
* Liza Sadovy as Mrs. Bloxby
* Stephen Hogan as DC Wong
* James Holmes as Roy Silver
* Tina Gray as Mrs. Wendle
* John Rogan as Jimmy Raisin
* Tim Whitnall as Martin
Doris Simpson

**Doris Simpson** is one of the main characters in the *Agatha Raisin* book series.

She is Agatha Raisin's ever-present cleaner and good friend, who looks after her cats Hodge and Boswell when she is away.

## Appearances

Book appearances

* 1 - Agatha Raisin and the Quiche of Death
* 2 - Agatha Raisin and the Vicious Vet

## Trivia

* Doris is reimagined as Gemma Simpson in the *Agatha Raisin* television series.
Agatha Raisin and Hiss and Hers

***Agatha Raisin and Hiss and Hers*** is the twenty third book in the main Agatha Raisin Mysteries series by M. C. Beaton. The story was published in 2012.

## Synopsis

Agatha has fallen in love - again. This time it's the local gardener, George Marston, she has her eye on. But competition for his attention abounds. With her shameless determination Agatha will do anything to get her man - including footing the bill for a charity ball in town just for the chance to dance with him. But when George is a no-show Agatha goes looking for him - and finds he has been murdered, having been bitten by a poisonous snake and buried in a compost heap.

Agatha and the rest of her crew plunge into an investigation and discover that George had quite a complicated love life. And if Agatha now can't have George, at least she can have the satisfaction of confronting those women who have and finding a murderer in the process.

## Characters

* **Agatha Raisin**
* **George Marston**

## Adaptations

### Television

*Main article: Season 5*
The events of this story will be adapted as part of the fifth season of the *Agatha Raisin* television series.

## Other covers

UK hardback cover (Oct 2012)UK paperback cover (Apr 2013)
Gary Beech

* Television series
* Book series

**Gary Beech** was a character in the third season of the *Agatha Raisin* television adaptation, originating in the novel *Agatha Raisin: As the Pig Turns*.

He was an overly officious target-led policeman, who relished in doling out speeding tickets.

He was portrayed by Marc Bannerman.

## Biography

### Television series

Gary used to be married to Amy Beech. (Agatha Raisin: As the Pig Turns)

### Book series

On one occasion, Gary charged a child with graffiti after his mother drew out chalk squares on a pavement for the child to play hopscotch. He had also charged a toddler playing with a water pistol for carrying a dangerous weapon. (Agatha Raisin: As the Pig Turns)

## Physical Appearance

### Book series

Gary was described as squat and burly, having a squashed-looking nose, a an open-pored face and piggy, accusing eyes. (Agatha Raisin: As the Pig Turns)

## Appearances

* 3.04 - Agatha Raisin: As the Pig Turns
* 22 - Agatha Raisin: As the Pig Turns

## Trivia

* Gary had a thick Gloucestershire accent. (BOOK: *Agatha Raisin: As the Pig Turns*)
Steve

* Television series
* Book series

**Steve** is a character in the first season of the *Agatha Raisin* television adaptation, originating in the novel *Agatha Raisin and the Quiche of Death*.

He was Roy Silver's Australian boyfriend.

He was portrayed by John Mason.

## Physical Appearance

### Book series

Steve is described as a slight young man, with thick black hair and a heavy moustache. (Agatha Raisin and the Quiche of Death)

## Appearances

* Agatha Raisin & the Quiche of Death
* 1 - Agatha Raisin and the Quiche of Death

## Trivia

* Steve is not a morning person, needing 'a jug of coffee' before he truly wakes up. (BOOK: *The Quiche of Death*)
* Every week he writes long letters home to his mother in Sydney, he often sends over videos of his travels around the UK too. (BOOK: *The Quiche of Death*)
Agatha Raisin: Hot to Trot (book)

***Agatha Raisin: Hot to Trot*** is the thirty-first book in the *Agatha Raisin* series of mystery novels by M. C. Beaton. It was published October 1, 2020.

This is the first book in the series not to be written solely by M. C. Beaton. Due to her ill health, Beaton enlisted the help of her long time friend and writer R. W. Green to help complete the book.

## Synopsis

Private Detective Agatha Raisin immerses herself in the glittering lifestyle of the fabulously wealthy when Sir Charles Fraith is accused of murder – and Agatha is named as his accomplice!

A high-society wedding, a glitzy masked ball, and an introduction to the world of international show-jumping where the riders are glamorous, the horses are beautiful, and intrigue runs deep, leave Agatha with a list of suspects as long as a stallion’s tail.

Sinister evidence then emerges that appears to seal Sir Charles’s fate and Agatha must uncover the truth before a net of skulduggery closes around him and he loses his ancestral home, his entire estate, and his freedom. And if events weren’t complicated enough… Agatha’s ex-husband James Lacey is back in Carsely and back in Agatha’s heart…

## Plot

### Chapter 1

Following a pre-breakfast salon appointment, Agatha headed to the detective agency. Upon arrival she called for a staff meeting to discuss all on-going cases and any potential new cases. After the meeting, Toni Gilmour noticed that Agatha seemed rather preoccupied with the news of Charles Fraith's upcoming marriage to Mary Brown-Field. Angry and defensive, Agatha refused to talk about it with Toni - for Agatha was indeed bitter and upset about the matter. After Toni had left, Agatha realised that it would be best to clear the air with Charles and so later that afternoon she drove over to Barfield House.

As she drove up the house she found circus tents and marquees being prepared on the ground's front lawns for the wedding. Having arrived unannounced, Agatha was met by Gustav who informed her that Charles was away in London for his stag party. She turned to leave but before she could, Gustav hurriedly invited her inside and quickly ushered her into the butler's pantry for a private conversation. While Gustav and Agatha has never been friends, she was uncomfortable to see Gustav acting so strange and unsettled. He explained to Agatha that Mary's parents, who were desperate to fire him, had moved into the manor and therefore he couldn't be seen openly talking with Agatha. He then went on to share his hatred of the Brown-Fields and how he felt that Mary and her family were destroying Charles.

## Characters

In order of appearance:

* **Agatha Raisin**
* **Toni Gilmour**
* **Patrick Mulligan**
* **Simon Black**
* **Helen Freedman**
* **Gustav**

* **Charles Fraith**
* **James Lacey**
* **Mary Brown-Field**
Mick

**Mick Hiller** is a recurring character in the first season of the *Agatha Raisin* television adaptation.

He is a bartender at The White Horse.

He was portrayed by Peter Basham.

## Biography

### Season 1

Mick briefly became romantically involved with both Gemma Simpson and Berenice Chilton, until the former discovered Mick's relations with the latter. (TV: The Potted Gardener)

## Appearances

**Season 1 (2/8)**
* 1.03 - The Wellspring of Death
* 1.04 - The Potted Gardener

## Trivia

* The character's full name is not given in the show but is listed on actor Peter Basham's CV.
Rob Friendly

**Rob Friendly** is a character in the second season of Agatha Raisin.

He was portrayed by Paul Bullion.

## Biography

Macho, hirsute, misogynist building contractor. A tyrant in the home, he expects everything to be just as he likes it. A keen golfer he’s on the golf course every minute he has spare, but he always expects Liza to be there when he gets home. Dinner on the table. Never mind what Liza wants, she does nothing without his say so. It’s unthinkable that she’d ever betray him, but if she did, there’s no knowing what he’d do to her.

## Appearances

* 2.01 - Agatha Raisin & the Wizard of Evesham
Mrs. Mason

## Series information

### First appearance

Agatha Raisin and the Quiche of Death

**Mrs. Mason** is a recurring character in the *Agatha Raisin* book series.

She is the chairwomen of the Carsely Ladies' Society.

## Biography

(BOOK: *Agatha Raisin and the Quiche of Death*)

## Personality

(BOOK: *Agatha Raisin and the Quiche of Death*)

## Physical Appearance

(BOOK: *Agatha Raisin and the Quiche of Death*)

## Appearances

Book appearances

* 1 - Agatha Raisin and the Quiche of Death
* 2 - Agatha Raisin and the Vicious Vet
Combinations

**Combinations** is an extra item of *Farm Heroes Super Saga*. Below is a list of **object elements**, **environment elements**, and their  **combinations**  that the players can see when playing the games.

This item may be an enjoyable and huge work for players to collect all elements together with the level goals.
Jimmy Raisin

* Television series
* Book series

**Jimmy Raisin** is a character in the first season of Agatha Raisin. He was Agatha Raisin's ex-husband.

He was portrayed by Jason Thorpe.

## Physical Appearance

### Book series

When he first met Agatha, Jimmy had a blue eyes and a mop of black hair.

## Appearances

* 1.08 - The Murderous Marriage
* 5 - Agatha Raisin and the Murderous Marriage
Agathaland

***Agathaland*** is an upcoming one-hour documentary telling the script to screen journey of international hit TV show *Agatha Raisin*, the crime comedy drama set in the beautiful Cotswolds.

## Synopsis

In this one-off documentary we tell the script-to-screen story of TV show Agatha Raisin. Using behind the scenes materials produced during the making of the pilot and series 1, we will tell the tale of the birth of one of the quirkiest of British TV shows.

## References

1. ↑ British Comedy Guide - Special: Agathaland
2. ↑ The Format Factory - Agathaland
Agatha Raisin: Down the Hatch (book)

***Agatha Raisin: Down the Hatch*** will be the thirty-second book in the *Agatha Raisin* series of mystery novels by M. C. Beaton and R. W. Green. It will be published October 7, 2021.

## Synopsis

Private detective Agatha Raisin, having recently taken up power-walking, is striding along a path in Mircester Park during her lunch break when she hears a cry for help. Rushing over, she finds an elderly couple, Mr. and Mrs. Swinburn, in the middle of the green—with the body of an old man lying at their feet.

The man, who the coroner determines died by poisoning, was known as "the Admiral," a gardener notorious for his heavy drinking, and Chief Inspector Wilkes writes the death off as an accident caused by the consumption of weedkiller stored in a rum bottle. Agatha is not convinced that anyone would mistake weedkiller for rum but carries on with her work at Raisin Investigations, until she receives an anonymous tip that the Admiral’s death was no accident.

Local gossip points to the Swinburns themselves as the killers, spurred by a feud at the club where they, as well as the Admiral, were members. Distraught at this accusation, they turn to Agatha to clear their name, and she takes the case—despite the warnings of Chief Inspector Wilkes.

Agatha encounters one suspicious character after another, becoming further enmeshed in the Admiral’s own dark and shady past. And when she's run off the road, narrowly escaping with her life, and then another attack occurs, it becomes clear that someone doesn’t want the case closed—and will stop at nothing to prevent Agatha from solving it.

## Characters

* **Agatha Raisin**
* **Mr. Swinburn**
* **Mrs. Swinburn**
* **Chief Inspector Wilkes**
* **Bill Wong**
* **James Lacey**

## References

1. ↑ https://www.waterstones.com/book/agatha-raisin-in-down-the-hatch/m-c-beaton/9780349135038
2. ↑ https://us.macmillan.com/books/9781250816139
List of locations

This is a **list of locations** that have featured throughout *Agatha Raisin*.

The series is set in the fictional village of Carsely in the Cotswolds, with many other towns and villages in the Cotswolds also featured.

## In the Cotswolds

### Villages

* **Ancombe**, a fictional village home to a commercial wellspring.
* **Carsely**, a fictional village in the Cotswolds where Agatha moves to for a peaceful retirement.
* **Comfrey Magna**, a village in the Cotswolds, off the tourist route.
* **Hebberdon**, a fictional village neighbouring Carsely.
* **Lower Tapor**, a fictional village.
* **Piddlebury**, a fictional village whose residents are thought to be rather secretive.
* **Sumpton Harcourt**, a fictional village considered to be isolated and unfriendly.
* **Thirk Magna**, a fictional village known for its bell ringing.
* **Weston Magna**, a fictional village near Ancombe.
* **Winter Parva**, a fictional village known for its tourism and winter fayre celebrations.

### Towns

* **Cirencester**, a market town in the Cotswolds.
* **Dembley**, a fictional town neighbouring Carsely.
* **Evesham**, a market town in the Cotswolds home to a renowned hair salon and where the police are based in the television series.
* **Mircester**, a fictional town in the Cotswolds home to the police and where Agatha sets up her detective agency in the book series.
* **Moreton-in-Marsh**, a small market town only a short drive from Carsely.

### Other

* **Upper Cockburn**, a parish in the cotswolds.

## Other locations

* **Birmingham**, a city in the West Midlands of England where Agatha was born in the book series.
* **Dumfries**, a market town in Scotland where Agatha was born in the television series.
* **Fryfam**, a fictional village said to be home to fairies where Agatha once visited. In the book series, Fryfam is stated to be in Norfolk whereas in the television series the village is only an hour's drive from Carsely.
* **London**, a city in the south of England where Agatha moved to when she was younger and built up a successful PR career.
* **Snoth-on-Sea**, a wet and windy seaside town in Sussex, England whose glory days are far behind it.
* **Wyckhadden**, a coastal village where Agatha escapes to following a run in with a hairdresser-cum-murderess from her previous investigation.
Agatha Raisin (TV series)/International releases

The following is a list of all international releases of the *Agatha Raisin* television series.

1. ↑ [1]
2. ↑ [2]
3. ↑ [3]
4. ↑ https://www.presseportal.de/pm/105412/3554682
5. ↑ https://presseportal.zdf.de/pressemitteilung/mitteilung/neue-folgen-von-agatha-raisin-als-deutsche-erstausstrahlungen/
6. ↑ https://presseportal.zdf.de/pressemitteilung/mitteilung/neue-folgen-von-agatha-raisin-in-zdfneo/
7. ↑ https://www.wunschliste.de/tvnews/m/agatha-raisin-vierte-staffel-vor-deutschlandpremiere
8. ↑ DStv - Facebook
9. ↑ DStv
10. ↑ DStv
11. ↑ TVSA
12. ↑ DStv
13. ↑ Fox Crime Portugal - Facebook
14. ↑ Fox Crime Portugal - Newsroom
15. ↑ [4]
16. ↑ https://hrtprikazuje.hrt.hr/serije/agatha-raisin-1310320
17. ↑ https://www.scena.hr/naslovnica/3-sezona-serije-agatha-raisin/
18. ↑ CosmopolitanTV
19. ↑ @COSMO\_Prensa
20. ↑ @COSMO\_Prensa
21. ↑ @AcornTVLATAM
22. ↑ [5]
23. ↑ [6]
Elm Cottage

**Elm Cottage** is the home of Agatha Raisin after she moved to the Cotswolds.

## Residents

* Agatha Raisin
* Karen Hardy (formerly)

## Trivia

* In the original book, no official name is given but rather the cottage is often referred to by characters as 'Budgen's cottage' after a previous owner who died fifteen years before Agatha moved in. (BOOK: *Agatha Raisin and the Quiche of Death*)
* From the kitchen windows at the back of the house is a view of the Cotswold Hills. (BOOK: *Agatha Raisin and the Quiche of Death*)
* A cherry tree grows at the end of the garden. (BOOK: *Agatha Raisin and the Quiche of Death*)
Agatha Raisin & a Spoonful of Poison

***Agatha Raisin & a Spoonful of Poison*** will be the third episode of the fourth season of *Agatha Raisin*. The episode was written by Chris Niel and directed by Roberto Bangura.

The episode is based on the *Agatha Raisin* book of the same name.

## Synopsis

The competition to be crowned winner of the Carsely Jam-Off has always been fierce, but when the prize jam is poisoned leading to the death of a judge, things may finally have gone a step too far. Determined to bring the killer to justice, Agatha resolves to restore the competition’s name.

## Plot

### Part 1

Agatha, Roy and Sarah attend the Fruit Preserve Festival, where Charles and James are two of the judges for the jam competition, and DCI Wilkes is one of the competitors. After a few rounds of tastings, however, the judges start to act out, hallucinating-and Dr. Stevens, believing she can fly, jumps from the roof. DCI Wilkes employs Agatha to find the killer, as he's currently in the frame.

### Part 2

The police believe the latest death was an accident, but Agatha uncovers a possible connection to an earlier tragedy that may provide clues to the motive in this case. Meanwhile, Agatha's new flame turns out to have an incendiary effect at the funeral, where all manner of secrets come to light-and that's before Agatha gets herself into a jam that could prove fatal.

## Cast

* Mathew Horne as Roy Silver
* Matt McCooey as Bill Wong
* Lucy Liemann as Sarah Bloxby
* Jason Barnett as Inspector Wilkes
* Jodie Tyack as Toni Gilmour
* Keith Allen as Rev. Arthur Chance
* Laura Evelyn as Petra Tubby
* Sophie Ward as Patricia Trixie Chance
* Susy Kane as Gilda Brenson
* Moyo Akandé as Sybilla Triast-Perkins
* Michael Higgs as George Selby
* Natalie Casey as Maggie Tubby

## Gallery

* Episode stills
* Promotional shots
* Behind the scenes

## Trivia

* Filming for this episode took place in June 2021.
* South Wraxall Village Hall was used a filming location for Gilda Brenson's yoga classes.

### Continuity

* The Jam Off competition is sponsored by Jellop's Jam, which was originally founded by Liz Jellop. Agatha remarks that the Jellop family was cursed, with both Chloe Selby (née Jellop) and Liz dying, and mentions how Sarah had discovered Liz drowned in a vat of jam on a previous case. After a third death in the family, the Evesham Times's headline reads 'The curse of Jellop's Jams' and includes a picture of Liz Jellop. The article also mentions Liz's killer, Richard Binser, is not eligible for parole. (TV: *Agatha Raisin & the Curious Curate*)
* An advert for Hollies farm shop features on the Cotswold Gazette website. (TV: *Agatha Raisin: As the Pig Turns*)
* James announces his engagement and invites everyone to his upcoming wedding. (TV: *Agatha Raisin: There Goes the Bride*)

## International premieres

* Netherlands
	+ April 10, 2022 (Part 1)
	+ April 17, 2022 (Part 2)
* Latin America
	+ April 21, 2022 (Parts 1 & 2)
* New Zealand
	+ April 26, 2022 (Parts 1 & 2)

1. ↑ [1]
2. ↑ [2]
Gene Harvey

**Gene Harvey** is a recurring character in the first season of the *Agatha Raisin* television adaptation.

He is the owner of the Harvey's, the local general store-cum-post-office in Carsely.

He was portrayed by Tim Stern.

## Appearances

* Agatha Raisin & the Quiche of Death

**Season 1 (4/8)**

* 1.02 - Hell's Bells
* 1.03 - The Wellspring of Death
* 1.05 - The Vicious Vet
* 1.08 - The Murderous Marriage
Cassandra Laggat-Brown

* Television series
* Book series

**Cassandra Laggat-Brown** is a character in the third season of the *Agatha Raisin* television adaptation, originating in the novel *Agatha Raisin and the Deadly Dance*.

She is an aspiring dancer, who dreams of one day gracing stages across the West End.

She was portrayed by Abigail Carter-Simpson.

## Personality

### Television series

Her spoilt upbringing has rubbed off on her personality and made her into somewhat of a princess.

## Appearances

* 3.02 - Agatha Raisin & the Deadly Dance
* 15 - Agatha Raisin and the Deadly Dance

## Trivia

* Her favourite dance is the Argentine tango. (TV: *Agatha Raisin & the Deadly Dance*)
The Potted Gardener

***The Potted Gardener*** is the fourth episode of the first season of *Agatha Raisin*. The episode was written by Chris Murray and directed by Paul Harrison. It aired June 28, 2016 on Sky One.

The episode is based on the *Agatha Raisin* book of the same name.

## Synopsis

Mary Fortune, a seemingly perfect paragon of village life, is found murdered in her own back garden. As shockwaves reverberate through Carsely, a series of bizarre garden sabotages may hold the key to the mystery.

## Plot

Agatha springs into action when James's girlfriend Mary Fortune is found dead, planted upside down in her own flower pot.

With James left heartbroken, Agatha investigates alone, finding no shortage of suspects in the tiny village of Carsely. At first, she believes the death of green-fingered Mary could be linked to the upcoming and hotly contested local gardening competition.

But as she digs deeper, she discovers that not only had Mary made a habit of rubbing the locals up the wrong way, but she was also hiding a tragic past, as well as a socialite daughter with a strong motive for murder.

## Cast

* Mathew Horne as Roy Silver
* Katy Wix as Gemma Simpson
* Jamie Glover as James Lacey
* Matt McCooey as DC Bill Wong
* Jason Barnett as DC Wilkes
* Lucy Liemann as Sarah Bloxby
* Rhashan Stone as Rev Jez Bloxby
* June Watson as Mrs. Josephs
* Maddie Monti as Kyra Simpson
* Daisy Beaumont as Mary Fortune
* Marcia Warren as Mrs. Boggle
* Peter Basham as Mick
* Stephen Boxer as Bernie Spott
* Sasha Frost as Berenice Chilton
* Abubakar Salim as Jonah McGillivray
* Antonia Clarke as Beth Fortune

## Gallery

* Episode stills
* Promotional shots

## Trivia

### Continuity

* Agatha mentions how the villagers take turns to take the Boggles out on day trips. (TV: *Agatha Raisin & the Quiche of Death*)

## International premieres

* February 24, 2017 (Germany)
* July 2, 2017 (France)
* February 8, 2021 (Spain)
Kylie Simms

**Miss Simms** is a recurring character in the *Agatha Raisin* book series.

She is Carsely's unmarried mother and secretary of the Ladies' Society.

## Biography

(BOOK: *Agatha Raisin and the Quiche of Death*)

## Personality

(BOOK: *Agatha Raisin and the Quiche of Death*)

## Physical Appearance

(BOOK: *Agatha Raisin and the Quiche of Death*)

## Appearances

Book appearances

* 1 - Agatha Raisin and the Quiche of Death
* 2 - Agatha Raisin and the Vicious Vet

## Trivia

* She has a similar slim figure to Roy Silver. (BOOK: *Agatha Raisin and the Quiche of Death*)