Inspector Morse: Absolute Conviction - part 7

[Astraea52]

I don't understand, Mrs. Stevens keeps talking about the police "obstructing her work", but all she seems to be doing is running a "playground" for serious offenders!

[m5shah]

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[Montriguez]

Thanx for this! I live abroad and this is a piece of home

[assparade001]

this show was excellent most of the time. writing, directing, and acting. kevin whately especially. take another look at his performance in the very 1st episode ("the dead of jericho"). f-ing brilliant in spots.

but some of the time ... this show was sooooo very pretentious. watched by the little PBS liberals who like to pretend they're cultured, WELL-educated, and intelligent.

[brianclough]

Excellent work, keep it up. I'll be subscriber to you

[ciroalb3]

must have been done in the 70s? no cell phones, old computers, tape cassettes

[Aegidia01]

1992, apparently. It seems like a whole other world ;)

[Brooksider100]

80's actually.

[jlaurson]

"...and bugger the consequences?!" [runs away]

The answer not given: "If your experiment is so bloody fragile that it threatens to collapse by the very pursuit of a murder case, then I suggest the experiment is not worth keeping. And if it is, then I suppose it ought likely withstand a proper investigation such as this."

[JAVA4DIVA]

ErunameKoster,

More, please! Whenever you can ;-)

Ta'

[poliador]

Jim Broadbent is a little spacey in this role. John Thaw is really tough and acidic in this role.

[JAVA4DIVA]

That's Jim Broadbent's gift, that "spaciness" that he imbues his characterisations with.

[namatamago3000]

I agree absolutely.

[JaneTennison]

Congratulations for the uploadings; Morse is great.

[superman0017]

I'm glad you continue to update. :)

[Aisling1369]

Thanks again Dani!!