Reputation

Episode aired Jul 30, 2006
TV-PG
1h 33m

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8.1/10

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Laurence Fox and Kevin Whately in Reputation (2006)

Crime Drama Mystery

DI Robert Lewis teams up with DS James Hathaway to look into the murder of an Oxford mathematics student.DI Robert Lewis teams up with DS James Hathaway to look into the murder of an Oxford mathematics student.DI Robert Lewis teams up with DS James Hathaway to look into the murder of an Oxford mathematics student.

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IMDb RATING

8.1/10

2.7K

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POPULARITY

4,229

340

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Trivia
When Jessica Pollock is playing the trumpet, the music scholarship is funded by the Endeavour Award provided by an anonymous bequest. The secretary tells Lewis that the only stipulation the benefactor made was that the winner must "give solace to the soul with their playing". It is obvious that the benefactor was none other than Morse--whose rarely mentioned first name was "Endeavour."

Quotes
DI Lewis: Listen, You grab a table. I'll get them in.
DS Hathaway: Thanks, Sir. Mine is a pint.
DI Lewis: Mine is a pint, sergeant. You are driving.
[Throws car keys at Hathaway who catches easily]
DI Lewis: Orange juice or what?

Connections
Featured in Lewis... Behind the Scenes (2007)

Soundtracks
Hysteria
By Chris Wolstenholme, Dominic Howard and Matt Bellamy
Performance by Muse
Taste Music Ltd/A&E

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Review

Featured review

9/10

Lewis -- Fine Legacy of Insector Morse

Simple message and short .... WE NEED MORE INSPECTOR LEWIS.

It's totally in the Morse tradition and rocks.

Can we lobby for this to become reality??? I was expecting some sad spin off, but found the plot to be totally compelling in the best tradition of Morse. The 'hollowed out' character of Lewis, trying to come to terms with his life and the tragedy of his family, set against the 'moving on' of the police world that he knew in Oxford, made compelling viewing.

Morse, reaching out from the dead to help Lewis solve the case in this pilot can really be only carried off the one time, but it made for a great introduction to the independent character of Lewis, who has to make sense of Morse's cryptic accidental clues.

The TV critics in the press the following day obviously didn't give a damn, but I feel that there could be a very good series here.

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