After the events of Series 2's conclusion the Court close the case of Morse's shooting of Inspector Thursday. After the events Morse has escaped life and is living a reclusive life by the sea in a shack, attempts to draw him back to work fail, but the local death of a young red head at a fairground prompts Thursday to seek him out. Morse is hanging about with a group of idle rich, refusing Thursday's requests to return his natural curiosity takes him to the fair. One of Morse's new found friends is found dead, and a link between one and the dead girl is discovered.
Gorgeous filming, beautiful music, once again the Inspector Morse prequel feels beautifully in character to the Morse series, I firmly buy into him being Morse. It boasts wonderful production values as always, it really feels like it's been well put together.
I loved the whole 60's vibe they had going on with this episode, they totally nailed it.
This was a really clever, and very engaging mystery, if the remainder of the series is as good as this, then we're in for a treat. Shaun Evans and Roger Allam were as always brilliant. Enjoyed it very much 8/10
Gorgeous filming, beautiful music, once again the Inspector Morse prequel feels beautifully in character to the Morse series, I firmly buy into him being Morse. It boasts wonderful production values as always, it really feels like it's been well put together.
I loved the whole 60's vibe they had going on with this episode, they totally nailed it.
This was a really clever, and very engaging mystery, if the remainder of the series is as good as this, then we're in for a treat. Shaun Evans and Roger Allam were as always brilliant. Enjoyed it very much 8/10