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Wild Justice

Episode aired Apr 10, 2011
TV-PGTV-PG
1h 33m

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7.6/10

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Laurence Fox and Kevin Whately in Komisario Lewis (2006)

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During an ecumenical conference in formerly Catholic St. Gerard's college, the poisoning of a female black American bishop triggers a series of bizarre murders.During an ecumenical conference in formerly Catholic St. Gerard's college, the poisoning of a female black American bishop triggers a series of bizarre murders.During an ecumenical conference in formerly Catholic St. Gerard's college, the poisoning of a female black American bishop triggers a series of bizarre murders.

IMDb RATING

7.6/10

518

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- Hettie Macdonald
- Colin Dexter(inspired by the Inspector Morse novels of)
- Stephen Churchett(screenplay)
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Christopher Timothy in Komisario Lewis (2006)

Sorcha Cusack and Ronald Pickup in Komisario Lewis (2006)

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Trivia
Amanda Ryan appeared as Kay Brooks in The Daughters of Cain (1996); Ronald Pickup as Ian Matthews in Who Killed Harry Field? (1991); and Sorcha Cusack as Morse's half-sister Joyce in Cherubim & Seraphim (1992). Paul Anderson briefly appeared in The Great and the Good (2008) as murder victim Frank Sporetti.

Quotes
Adele Goffe: [acerbically to Gina about the death of Bishop Parsons] We'll pray for her soul... after pudding.

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Inspector Lewis Main Theme
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Written by Barrington Pheloung

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8/10

Good mystery

At an ecumenical conference a female Bishop is murdered, poisoned. Shortly afterwards another clergyman, a candidate for the head of the college, is found murdered. There is a fair amount of rivalry and philosophical differences between the different clerics so the suspicion is that one of them did it. However, what if the female bishop wasn't the intended victim?

A pretty good episode of Lewis. A fair amount of intrigue, twists and turns. The revelation is a bit out of the blue but not as much as many other Lewis episodes.

Lewis is usually good for star-spotting and this time we have Paul Anderson, later to find fame as Arthur Shelby in Peaky Blinders.

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