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maxxi Wrote:

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> After the disappointment of most of the holiday

> programmes this was a refreshing change - good

> script, acting, music etc. Wish I hadn't already

> seen it so I still had it to watch.



Private view ?

Oh how refreshing.


I very much enjoyed this & Shaun Evans who plays morse is very good indeed.


The camera work was nice, very of the era I thought, good music, colouring & the sets and costume were spot on.


I think there is a series in it for sure.



Apparently the highest viewer rating/response in 5 years for ITV in it's category.


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Liked the by-play that took place between the young Morse and a young female employee of the local Newspaper.


Newspaper person "Havent we met before?"

Young Morse "No, I dont think so"

Newspaper person "OK, different life perhaps?"


The Newspaper person was played by John Thaw's daughter. Nice.

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