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"Lewis" Life Born of Fire (2008)



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7.4/10   100 votes
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Writers:
Colin Dexter (characters)
Tom MacRae (screenplay)
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Original Air Date:
9 March 2008 (Season 2, Episode 3)
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Plot:
Lady Hugh, the intolerant Bible-fanatic president of Oxford's Mayfield college, turns against anything gay... more | add synopsis
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Disappointing Inspector Lewis Episode more (2 total)

Cast

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Philip Battley ... Will McEwan
Matthew Marsh ... Henry McEwan

Ian McNeice ... Rev King

Rachael Stirling ... Zoë Kenneth

Chiké Okonkwo ... Jonjo Read

Kate Miles ... Nova Rose
Bruce Mackinnon ... Conan Jones
Kevin Whately ... DI Robert Lewis
Clare Holman ... Dr. Laura Hobson
Laurence Fox ... DS James Hathaway
Michael Pennington ... Dr Melville
Deborah Findlay ... Lady Hugh
Gillian Bevan ... Sadie McEwan
David Ryall ... Mr Cooper
Oliver Milburn ... Charlie Newton
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Quotes:
[referring to Hathaway]
DI Robert Lewis: How do you trust somebody you don't really know?
Mr Cooper: You trust what you really know about them.
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2 out of 2 people found the following review useful.
Disappointing Inspector Lewis Episode, 14 September 2009
6/10
Author: mackjay2 from Out There in the Dark

*** This review may contain spoilers ***

Inspector Lewis often comes pretty close to Inspector Morse as far as stories, characters and intrigue goes. This episode is a bit of a letdown, however. Unlike Morse, Lewis shows interest in his co-investigator sergeant Hathaway's personal life. He admits it's not his business, but just can't help himself to ask what seems like an obvious question midway through this episode: "are you gay?" It's a well-acted scene and we are left with much less ambiguity about Hathaway. Later, however, the story cops out a bit by making Hathaway appear to be heterosexual. That situation has its own twist, but it's not very convincing for a number of reasons. Too bad, this episode has a lot of potential at the start. Kevin Whatley is excellent as Lewis and not at all a disappointment taking the lead in the show. Same is true for Laurence Fox as Hathaway. Still a good series and always worth watching.

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