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Writer:
Anthony Horowitz (writer)
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Original Air Date:
6 January 2008
(Season 6, Episode 1)
Plot:
April 1944: The Allies have stepped up their war effort, and it seems the end of the war is in sight...
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A worthy last comeback for Foyle
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Cast
(Episode Cast overview, first billed only)| Martin Hutson | ... | Henry Scott | |
| Malcolm Sinclair | ... | Father Martin Keppler | |
| Fiona Glascott | ... | Jane Hudson | |
| Vince Leigh | ... | Adam Everitt | |
| Julian Wadham | ... | W / Cmdr Stephen Foster | |
| Sheila Ballantine | ... | Victoria Hammond | |
| Nicholas Day | ... | DCS John Meredith | |
| Jay Simpson | ... | Sgt Brooke | |
| Anthony Howell | ... | Paul Milner | |
| Michael Kitchen | ... | DCS Christopher Foyle | |
| Honeysuckle Weeks | ... | Samantha Stewart | |
| Philip Fox | ... | Bill Burton | |
| Robert Whitelock | ... | Richard Waterlow | |
| Elizabeth McKechnie | ... | Joyce Meredith | |
| Brian Poyser | ... | Rev Aubrey Stewart |
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Factual errors: At one point the audience sees what is supposed to be a view through a stereoscope as it is used to pan across a pair of aerial images of some buildings. As it pans, the perspective on the buildings changes. A real stereoscope does not behave that way: The perspective in each photograph of the pair is fixed.
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Adam Everitt:
Miss Stewart?...
Samantha Stewart: Yes?...
Adam Everitt: I'd just like to say about this afternoon... It's not good to eavesdrop, especially in a place like this.
Samantha Stewart: I don't know what you're talking about...
Adam Everitt: Well, listening on things that have nothing to do with you. I'd be... Careful, if I were you...
Samantha Stewart: Are you threatening me?
Adam Everitt: I'm just advising you not to repeat things you shouldn't have heard in the first place...
Samantha Stewart: Eh... Your name was Everitt, wasn't it?...
Adam Everitt: That's right.
Samantha Stewart: Well, I had forgotten everything about it, if you really want to know...
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Samantha Stewart: Yes?...
Adam Everitt: I'd just like to say about this afternoon... It's not good to eavesdrop, especially in a place like this.
Samantha Stewart: I don't know what you're talking about...
Adam Everitt: Well, listening on things that have nothing to do with you. I'd be... Careful, if I were you...
Samantha Stewart: Are you threatening me?
Adam Everitt: I'm just advising you not to repeat things you shouldn't have heard in the first place...
Samantha Stewart: Eh... Your name was Everitt, wasn't it?...
Adam Everitt: That's right.
Samantha Stewart: Well, I had forgotten everything about it, if you really want to know...
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I saw this episode last week and I must honestly say that Foyle hasn't lost any of its charms. The story was very well written, it had some good actors (Malcolm Sinclair, Julian Wadham, ...) in it and a very witted and decent plot (for a moment I thought he shot Foyle there instead of himself). The storyline about Foyle, Milner and Sam getting together as a team again, was also lovely. It was a brilliant episode all together.
I will be very very sad when the series come to an end, but luckily we have the DVD's so that we can watch it whenever we like...
But, we have 2 more episodes to go. Hurry up, ITV! Give them to us!