In 'Death in Disguise' it's briefly mentioned that a boy that lives with them who doesn't speak was found on their doorstep years ago, but we don't see it happening.
Ep 'Judgement Day': someone insists they never left the house when their partner knows they did, and they also try to gaslight their partner by making them think they're the murderer in order to scare them
'Faithful Unto Death', cannabis. Worth mentioning Barnaby unknowingly eats some cakes spiked with cannabis, and doesn't know why he's behaving differently__________'Death in Disguise' a character has a drug addiction and we see them behaving under the influence but we don't see them injecting or ingesting it
'The Green Man': no dog fighting in this episode.__________ As there is currently nowhere else to put this trigger, there are scenes of a person (human) being chased and bitten by police dogs, and of someone being bitten by a pet fox.
S5 Ep. 3 'Ring Out Your Dead': the other comment has got the wrong episode. S5 ep3 is the episode about bellringers, and there is no hunting or dead animals in this episode.
S5 E2 A woman is shown thrashing around, half-heartedly trying to attack another woman with her cane. The other woman grabs her by the arms when she drops her cane, but only to get her attention and stop her from being anymore violent.
Ep. 'Garden of Death': A woman who is grieving is sexually harrassed, but not sexually assaulted (although he does touch her neck without consent but nowhere else)
S5 Ep. 3 'Ring Out Your Dead': no one is held underwater, but someone is pushed into the water and dies, but it is very instant and there is no struggle
In 'The Killing at Badger's Drif' two people are stabbed to death____________'Death of a hollow man' a man slits his throat with an old fashioned razor, but we don't see blood, w hear gurgling though. Same episode a woman is slashed with a razor___________'Death in Disguise' someone found dead with a knife in them
S5 Ep. 3 'Ring Out Your Dead': the other comment is describing the wrong episode. No head gets squashed in S5 ep3, although someone dies from their head being hit by a swinging church bell.
S5 Ep. 3 'Ring Out Your Dead': the other comment is describing the wrong episode. No one drowns in animal waste in S5 ep3, but someone has an asthma attack and then is pushed into the river and drowns (they die instantly on hitting the water & there is no struggle in the water)
S5 Ep. 3 'Ring Out Your Dead': someone has an asthma attack, and then drowns when they fall in a river (they drown instantly upon hitting the water so there is no struggling in the water)
Ep. 'Dark Autum': the victims die by being stabbed in the neck, and the police say the heads were 'nearly decapitated' however they are not actually decapitated, and all we see is blood on the neck of the dead body.
A woman is pushed from her roof and falls to her death. The fall is shown and while there is no blood or gore, I did still find it to be quite graphic and slightly upsetting
'A Tale of Two Hamlets': no seizure, but someone has a heart attack while being electrocuted and we see it in slow motion, I don't know if this would be triggering
Episode 'Written in Blood': a drama teacher frequently eyes up his 15 year old student, and later has sex with her - unfortunately the show frames it as the girl 'seducing' him to blackmail him and paints him as the victim (despite her being underage)
Not in series 1, but worth mentioning in 'Faithful Unto Death' someone is found dead after drinking heavily, however we find out this was not the cause of his death.
S5 ep3 'Ring out your Dead': the other comment is describing the wrong episode. No dogs vomit in S5 ep3, but a woman does. We see her put her head in the bushes and hear it happen
In 'The Killing at Badgers Drift' and 'Faithful Unto Death' and 'Death in Disguise' Detective Barnaby searches a house he knows he doesn't have a warrant to enter.
Ep 'Judgement Day': The detectives do an interview at a psychiatric hospital with the head doctor, talking about a previous patient who was there. It takes place in his office, and we don't see any patients being treated.
In 'Death in Disguise' there's a boy who doesn't speak, and Barnaby says 'can't or won't speak?' but someone corrects him, and he is much more understanding from there on and there are no more comments like this.
Ep 'Judgement Day': Not an anxiety attack but resembles one: a character is poisoned and we see the room spinning very fast timestamp 1:04:08 - 1:04:42
Ep. 'Dark Autum': A character discusses how their parent died years ago via suicide because they had an illness which caused them to loose their looks and become 'ugly', and so also lost their job as a sex worker. However none of this is shown on screen.
The first scene is extremely graphic and was very triggering to me. A man appears to kill himself by setting up a shotgun and indirectly pulling the trigger. The blast blowing open his chest is shown and it’s pretty sudden. I’d highly recommend skipping this scene because it was very disturbing and upsetting to me.
S6 Ep1 'A Talent for Life': someone is murdered by being locked in a restaurant freezer in the dark. However, we only see the body and hear about how they died
S5 E1 a queer woman is murdered. Her sexuality isn’t revealed until later in the episode, when it’s confirmed that she was dating/hooking up with a woman
Sgt Troy often uses offensive terms, particularly when talking about LGBT people. DCI Barnaby usually points it out to him quickly and tells him off.
Additionally, some outdated vocabulary is used in the early series.
S5 E2 A woman is known for tanning (occasionally nude) by her pool and a man takes walks with his dogs by her garden fence so he can hide and peep on her.
Ep. 'Death of a Stranger': There is a character who is homeless, he is portrayed as incoherant, and everyone (including police) refer to him as a 'tramp', and someone calls him a 'stinky tramp'
S5 ep3 'Ring out your Dead': the other comment is describing the wrong episode. One person is drowned in S5 ep3, but it is instant upon them falling in the water
A man is graphically shot in the chest with a shotgun and there is a decent amount of blood. The body is repeatedly shown with excessive blood spatter. His housekeeper finds his body and goes around the town telling everyone about how much blood there was, etc.
In the beginning of the episode there is an extremely graphic killing. A man is shot through the chest with a shotgun. The aftermath is shown repeatedly and is pretty grisly.