TV Guide Ovation Thursday

A brilliant detective and his assistant are called upon to solve murder cases that take place in a picturesque English village inhabited by eccentric residents.

A heartbroken racehorse trainer wants to get revenge on the high-rolling owner who arranged to have his horses murdered in a barn fire.

A hip-hop artist launches his own production company in an effort to help other aspiring musicians; a pioneering rapper creates unique visual metaphors.

A business-minded mixologist uses herbs and seasonings to create unique cocktails; "prohibition" martinis are served at a popular barber shop.

Artisans take advantage of the West's sushi craze; restaurateurs offer sushi takeout; a chef launches a sushi training program; sushi parties are profiled.

A woman creates a pair of painted sneakers inspired after a blend of hip-hop and other forms of fine art; an innovative shoe store offers custom Chuck Taylors.

When a faith healer and his wife arrive in the island, one of the healer's patients mysteriously dies due to a poisoning, so Jack and the team investigate.

When the organizer of a charity auction is unexpectedly murdered, Jack attempts to find the truth behind the cause of the sudden death.

When a spiritual retreat leader is found strangled to death, an investigative journalist is considered the prime suspect in the case.

When a former school friend unexpectedly confesses to the murder of a café owner, Jack decides to investigate the mysterious death.

A woman is blamed for a man's death when he falls through the roof of a barn and receives numerous threats to her life; drugs are stolen from vet.

The village church bell ringers' preparation for the annual National Striking Competition comes to a halt when the ringers start to be killed off one at a time.

Martin gets a new secretary and does Joan a favor by examining her friend, whose son believes she is developing dementia and wants to put her in a home.

Louisa anxiously awaits her interview at school; Bert decides to use villagers as culinary test subjects; Martin makes a discovery regarding a skin infection.

Martin finds himself in a difficult dilemma when Mark Mylow's naturopath sister returns to Portwenn and starts selling her natural remedies.

Martin tries to help a local radio host, who is becoming addicted to alcohol and prescription drugs, but the stubborn woman refuses his assistance.

Helen Pratt passes away in her home, leading her husband Phil to blame Martin for her death; Phil starts using pesticides near aunt Joan's land.

A brilliant detective and his assistant are called upon to solve murder cases that take place in a picturesque English village inhabited by eccentric residents.

A greedy tycoon wants to make room for a profitable real estate development by demolishing the church run by Nate's former priest and childhood friend.