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| − | {{Infobox_character|name = Mr Barnaby|occupation = Retired|character type = Unseen|series = 13|first episode = [[Sauce for the Goose]] (mentioned)|last episode = [[Fit for Murder]]|status = Dead- Stroke while fishing|family = [[Ned Barnaby]]- Brother<br>Unnamed Wife<br>[[Tom Barnaby]]- Son<br>[[Joyce Barnaby]]- Daughter-in-law<br>[[Cully Barnaby]]- Granddaughter<br>[[John Barnaby]]- Nephew}}'''Mr. Barnaby '''was the father of [[Tom Barnaby]] and an useen character in the episodes [[Sauce for the Goose]] and [[Fit For Murder]]. |
+ | {{Infobox_character|name = Mr Barnaby|occupation = Retired|character type = Unseen|series = 8, 13|first episode = [[Sauce for the Goose]] (mentioned)|last episode = [[Fit for Murder]]|status = Dead- Stroke while fishing|family = [[Ned Barnaby]]- Brother<br>Unnamed Wife<br>[[Tom Barnaby]]- Son<br>[[Joyce Barnaby]]- Daughter-in-law<br>[[Cully Barnaby]]- Granddaughter<br>[[John Barnaby]]- Nephew}}'''Mr. Barnaby '''was the father of [[Tom Barnaby]] and an useen character in the episodes [[Sauce for the Goose]] and [[Fit For Murder]]. |
Barnaby Senior had died prior to 1996 on his birthday, whilst on a fishing trip. He and his son Tom had an argument that day and Tom regretted this for years afterwards. |
Barnaby Senior had died prior to 1996 on his birthday, whilst on a fishing trip. He and his son Tom had an argument that day and Tom regretted this for years afterwards. |
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Revision as of 20:28, 9 January 2020
Mr. Barnaby was the father of Tom Barnaby and an useen character in the episodes Sauce for the Goose and Fit For Murder.
Barnaby Senior had died prior to 1996 on his birthday, whilst on a fishing trip. He and his son Tom had an argument that day and Tom regretted this for years afterwards.
He died at the same age Tom was during the events of Fit For Murder and this played on Tom's mind and was a deciding factor for Tom to retire. According to Tom, he liked Plummer's Relish.
Barnaby Senior had at least one sibling- Ned Barnaby who may have been fairly younger than him, as Ned's son John was at least twenty years younger than Tom.
Notes
- In the novel of The Killings at Badger's Drift, Barnaby Senior was a supporting character but he was adapted out of the TV adaption and wasn't referenced until Sauce for the Goose.