Midsomer Murders; Detective Chief Inspector Tom Barnaby & Detective Sergeant Gavin Troy

Detective Chief Inspector Tom Barnaby - A senior member of the Midsomer Constabulary's Causton CID, Barnaby handles the considerable number of murders that occur in the county. A patient, tolerant man whose style of investigation is methodical and fair. Much of his social life seems to revolve around his wife and daughter to whom he is devoted. In fact they both often provide a personal connection with the crimes in which he is investigating.

 

Detective Sergeant Gavin Troy - Barnaby's first and longest-serving deputy. He is a local man and attended a local comprehensive. He is young to be a Detective Sergeant, a point often commented on. He is extremely bright and ambitious, through it is usually his boss who solves the crime, often after Troy has made the wrong conclusion. In contrast to the tolerant Barnaby, Troy is one to make un-politically correct remarks often concerning his disdain for homosexuals. He is often known to make other inappropriate comments, often at the least fortuitous of times. He was promoted to Inspector and transferred to Middlesbourough at the end of the sixth series.

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