TV Guide Ovation Wednesday

Gerald Farquharson decides to throw a party in the Midsomer Morchard in order to celebrate a local boy name John Kinsella, who won a middle-weight title.

Employees at The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf work their magic; the creative minds behind a certain craft beer offer insight into their trade.

Host David Keeps introduces viewers to a food forager hired by prominent chefs to find them the freshest ingredients from area farms.

For his next destination, host and travel writer David Keeps travels to Joshua Tree to speak with some of the artists who have flocked there to set up a studio.

While visiting Pennsylvania, travel writer David Keeps encounters a couple who are renovating a farmhouse that was constructed during the 19th century.

Travel writer David Keeps ventures to New York City, where he meets with just a few of the thousand artists who have come to participate in a drawing festival.

Ruth moves into a new house after escaping her stalker, but the next door neighbor is rude and suffers from nosebleeds that Martin diagnoses as scurvy.

Sally Tishell claims to have moved past her obsession with Martin, but her behavior toward Jennifer suggests something more than a professional rivalry.

Sally is permitted to practice alone, but the development results in Jennifer planning to leave town until she is confronted with an unexpected proposal.

Ruth accuses Margaret of being a callous mother, but Margaret confides that even she is concerned about Martin's personality change.

Louisa leaves for Spain with her and Martin's baby, which upsets Martin enough that he confronts his mother about her emotional detachment.

A wealthy, successful surgeon from London gives up his career and moves to the seaside village of Portwenn, where he starts practicing as a GP.

An elderly couple is found dead in their home near a construction site; the manager of a construction company is found murdered near a bypass.

Christina Finleyson's ex-husband is found dead in his car in the woods behind Christina's house despite having left Midsomer years earlier to move to London.

When Officer Maya Power and her K9 partner Rebel are violently attacked responding to a call about a warehouse break-in, Major Crimes is at the ready.

Detective Charlie and his partner, Rex, a German Shephard, search for clues after a woman vanishes in the Barrens and all suspicion falls on the boyfriend.

A farmer arrives in Athens in search of her father to find her half-sister, and the two begin solving crimes together as they look for their father.

When a technical engineer is found dead in her company's self-driving car, Charlie and Rex attempt to follow the route of the killer.

Charlie is forced to go under cover in the dating scene when a prominent member of an exclusive dating app is discovered dead with an arrow through his heart.

Maureen Stubbs from the Midsomer Conservation Society in the village of Great Pelfe is found stabbed to death after accusing a councilor of wrongdoing.

A detailed look is taken into the world of professionals, such as the legendary Stan Lee, who use the comic strip as a way to bring joy to people of all ages.