TV Guide Ovation Wednesday

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.

To help a wounded veteran get the medical care he needs, the newly formed Leverage Consulting investigates the private military contractors that shot him.

A "Dancing with the Stars'" guest has a surprise lesson; a son preps his Julliard final; a family may sell their home for their son; gun violence sparks a song.

Two say bye; an admissions counselor tries to sway; Julliard exam results are awaited; Sophia auditions; Matthew gets an offer; Mae Ya may have a big break.

An in-depth look is taken at the unique work of tattoo artists who share a mutual passion for making a difference in the lives of breast cancer survivors.

Several accomplished graffiti artists give their takes on the complexities of the tagging, spray-painting and discretion involved in street art.

The villagers question the expertise of Martin when they discover that he is secretly afraid of blood, leading Martin to become uneasy about his situation.

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.

Barnaby must investigate the murder of a man who opposed his daughter's wedding to a crook who had promised he had changed his ways.

While investigating the murder of the local mailman Barnaby is sidetracked by a series of murders in the town that seem to be connected with adultery.

Private detectives Frank and Lu work on a case involving alleged paranormal activity after a wealthy member of a trainspotting group reaches out for help.

A perfect Shakespeare walk turns into an utter disaster when one participant is murdered, and Frank is pinned as the prime suspect.

Frank and Lu accept a job to unmask the "Voice in the Dark" that threatens to ruin Wintermas, while Sebastian faces his first case alone.

Lu Shakespeare employs the services of a somewhat shabby former policeman to investigate her fiancé Clive Brenton because she believes he is unfaithful to her.

Luella and Frank to investigate strange acts of sabotage at a retirement home; Sebastian discovers that one of the residents is a kleptomaniac.

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.