"My wifeā¦was killed. Hit-and-run."
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"My wifeā¦was killed. Hit-and-run."
LEWISĀ ||Ā Whom the Gods Would Destroy

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EVERY ENDEAVOUR EPISODE season three, episode four: Coda
There is something so endearing about morseverse to me, because on one hand, yes, so much of morseverse is very silly, but at the same time it is so unapologetically high brow, too. It's filled with opera and poetry and art, from episode titles to murder investigation plots to the characters themselves who are always quoting bits of Shakespeare and Housman and John Donne to one another. And it is both so earnest and refreshing when most other popular media is slop that desires only to be consumed passively and burn down as many synapses as possible with how mindless it is. I discovered new favourite poems and paintings thru these generations of Oxford detectives running after fictional murderers, and there are not that many shows, silly or otherwise, that you can say the same about, you know?
Some bits I liked from the morse novels

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Am I the only person who hadnāt realized that the voiceover for the āMartyrās Fieldā newsreel at the top of āDegüelloā was done by Roger Allam, throwing us his best toff accent?
Fancy: Houston, we have a problem?
Morse, sighing: Where are you?
Fancy: Houston. That's the problem. I don't know how I got here.
(Hi, my loves! Iāve missed yous! Lifeās been⦠Mad, lately. But Iāve got a nice backlog of quotes, yay!)
I hadnāt seen S4E4 Harvest since it initially aired and oh my god, itās so batshit. The folk horror themes? Witchy old lady reading tarot in a forest cottage? The nuclear power facility? Thursday beating the shit out of that sleazy guy? Joan being a hot mess?? Incredible.
BUT (spoiler)