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− | {{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]]. |
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+ | |name = Mr. Barnaby |
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+ | |image = Mr-barnaby.jpg |
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+ | |caption1 = John Nettles as his own father in Fit For Murder |
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+ | |occupation = Retired |
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+ | |character type = Unseen |
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+ | |series = 8, 13 |
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+ | |first episode = [[Sauce for the Goose]] (mentioned) |
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+ | |last episode = [[Fit for Murder]] |
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+ | |status = Dead - Stroke while fishing |
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+ | |family = [[Ned Barnaby]] - Brother<br> |
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+ | Unnamed Wife<br> |
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+ | [[Tom Barnaby]] - Son<br> |
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+ | [[Joyce Barnaby]] - Daughter-in-law<br> |
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+ | [[Cully Barnaby]] - Granddaughter<br> |
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+ | [[John Barnaby]] - Nephew |
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+ | |actor = [[John Nettles]] (in [[Fit For Murder]]) |
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+ | }}'''Mr. Barnaby''' was the father of [[Tom Barnaby]] and a mentioned-only character in the episodes [[Sauce for the Goose]] and [[The Made-to-Measure Murders]] until [[Fit For Murder]], where he makes a briefly appearance in Tom's mind. |
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+ | Barnaby Senior married the sister of [[Alice Bly]]<ref>As stated in [[Blue Herrings]]</ref> before the 20th April 1943, on which day they welcomed their only child Thomas Geoffrey Barnaby<ref>As stated in [[Picture of Innocence]]</ref>. Young Tom may have been named after his paternal grandfather<ref>In [[The Green Man]], [[Tom Barnaby]] states that his grandfather was also named Tom</ref>. |
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== Notes == |
== Notes == |
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* 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]]. |
* 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]]. |
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+ | * [[John Barnaby]] was simply refered to as Tom's cousin in [[The Sword of Guillaume]] so it can be assumed Ned is Barnaby Senior's brother |
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Latest revision as of 22:04, 28 January 2020
Mr. Barnaby was the father of Tom Barnaby and a mentioned-only character in the episodes Sauce for the Goose and The Made-to-Measure Murders until Fit For Murder, where he makes a briefly appearance in Tom's mind.
Barnaby Senior married the sister of Alice Bly[1] before the 20th April 1943, on which day they welcomed their only child Thomas Geoffrey Barnaby[2]. Young Tom may have been named after his paternal grandfather[3].
Barnaby Senior had died prior to 1996[4] 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[5].
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[6].
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.
- John Barnaby was simply refered to as Tom's cousin in The Sword of Guillaume so it can be assumed Ned is Barnaby Senior's brother
References
- ↑ As stated in Blue Herrings
- ↑ As stated in Picture of Innocence
- ↑ In The Green Man, Tom Barnaby states that his grandfather was also named Tom
- ↑ Barnaby Senior is implied to died prior to his wife, who died a 'few years' prior to Blue Herrings
- ↑ As stated in Fit for Murder
- ↑ As stated in Sauce for the Goose