A review as well as a celebration of the television series Inspector Morse (1987) as it concluded its 64-episode, 13-year run.

Morse-t megdöbbenti Anne Staveley látszólagos öngyilkossága. Morse jól ismerte őt, mivel egy kórus tagjai voltak, és nagyon vonzódott hozzá. A kórus nyilvános fellépésének estéjén Morse megáll a háza előtt, hogy elhozza, de a bejárati ajtaja nyitva van, és senki sincs otthon. Az előadás után hazafelé tartva több rendőrjárművet lát a háza előtt, és úgy tűnik, Anne felakasztotta magát. Amikor kíváncsi szomszédját is megölik, Morse meg van győződve arról, hogy Anne-t meggyilkolták.

Someone at Oxford's Foreign Examination Syndicate is selling exam secrets. Nicholas Quinn, a member of the board, overhears something he shouldn't know about and is soon found dead at his cottage, poisoned with cyanide - but Nicholas was deaf. Then crossword compiler Philip Ogleby has his skull smashed in. During his investigations, Morse is attracted to Monica Height. She works for the Syndicate and may be mixed up in the corruption which led to Quinn's murder, and perhaps to Ogleby's as well.

Morse investigates murder on hallowed ground. A quiet country church is an unlikely setting for the killing, and a vicar and his voluntary helpers are the unlikely suspects. Among them is Ruth Rawlinson, whom Morse is attracted to. Then it appears that a serial killer is at work.

Morse és Lewis Laura Poindexter, egy amerikai turista halála után nyomoz, aki egy exkluzív Oxfordba látogató turistacsoport tagja. Hiányoznak a személyes tárgyai közül az ékszerei, köztük a Wolvercote Tongue, amelyet az Ashmolean Múzeumnak akart adományozni. A patológus megállapítja, hogy természetes okok miatt halt meg, de Morse úgy érzi, valami nincs rendben. A rejtély elmélyül, amikor Theodore Kempet, az Ashmolean Wolvercote-nyelv szakértőjét holtan találják, és Mrs. Poindexter férje eltűnik.

The schoolgirl daughter of rich parents has been missing for six months. Morse believes she has been killed, and his investigations show curious goings on at the missing girl's school. But before Morse can unravel the mystery, he finds another.

Oxford is shocked when a a Japanese student dies in what seems to be a brutal ritual killing. Then Morse finds he has unwittingly given all his suspects a watertight alibi.

A young secretary is found dead in a pub car park. Morse suspects murder and uncovers a complex web of relationships - passion and corruption, lies and unhappiness.

Morse investigates the reported theft of erotic paintings belonging to Sir Julius Hanbury, a local baronet who is one of those standing for election as the new Master of Courtney College, Oxford. As well as the pictures, Sir Julius himself has also disappeared. Morse finds Sir Julius's dead body, and at first it looks like murder, but the new police pathologist, Dr Grayling Russell, believes he killed himself. Then there is another death which is undoubtedly a murder - but how is it connected with the late Sir Julius Hanbury?

A body is found in the canal and the only clue to its identity points to a connection with one of the university's colleges. It happens that intense rivalry for one of the most prestigious posts in the university has led to murder. But which one of the highly respected contenders is the calculating killer?

Morse investigates when the annual match of the Claret's old boys' cricket eleven is brought to an abrupt end by the sudden death of a team member - and it seems that cricket was the last thing on their minds.

Playboy architect Michael Gifford is found strangled in his car, and the only clues are a car-park ticket and his diary. Morse and Lewis uncover a love triangle involving the murdered man, and the list of suspects grows. Meanwhile, Morse considers asking Grayling Russell for a date.

Morse investigates a tangled web of university intrigue which surrounds the baffling murder of Dr Julian Dear, a college don and famous environmentalist who was killed just minutes before he was due to give a controversial lecture. It seems that the most respectable of academic families can have skeletons in the cupboard, and Morse has to put his job on the line to get at the truth.

Morse investigates the murder of Trevor Radford, managing director of the family-owned Radford's Brewery, who was attacked and killed while working late. Morse becomes immersed in the implications of a hostile take-over bid by another company. Then Helen Radford goes to the brewery to look for her missing husband Stephen and finds him also murdered.

The apparently motiveless murder of two young women points to a psychotic killer. Morse's speculations on what they might have in common leads him to a local garage owner, Jeremy Boynton, who knew them both, and who arouses his suspicions and dislike. Convinced that Boynton holds the key to the crime, Morse begins to hound him, despite having no firm evidence. Morse is also faced with the possible oss of his beloved red Mk II Jaguar.

Morse finds himself at the top of the suspect list when his lady friend, Beryl Newsome, is stabbed at a dress rehearsal for the local amateur dramatic society's production of The Magic Flute. Then Lewis starts uncovering more incriminating evidence, and Morse becomes the target of direct attacks. Who is it that wants to get at Morse so badly?

The mysterious death of a former deputy police commissioner brings Morse into reluctant contact with an old rival, Ch Insp Dawson. Morse and Lewis, in uneasy tandem with Dawson, spot a link with the unsolved murder of a young girl 18 years earlier. To find the latest killer they have to unravel the first case again.

Morse finds himself attracted to a female cleric when he is called upon to investigate the suspicious death of a woman deacon. St Saviour's College is about to appoint Oxford's first ever female chaplain, and emotions are running high among the more conservative clerics, but Morse & Lewis find it hard to believe such feelings could lead to murder.

An artist, fun-loving drinker and raconteur, Harry Field seems like a man after Morse's own heart. But when Morse and Lewis investigate his mysterious death, they discover that he was not such a lovable rogue.

When the chef at Lewis's favorite Greek restaurant is found murdered, and a baby goes missing, Oxford's close-knit Greek community closes ranks. Matters aren't helped when Morse has a bad-tempered exchange with the shipping millionaire who owns the restaurant.

The search for a retired 'supergrass' takes Morse and Lewis from Oxford to the Australian outback. Strangely, Lewis is less at home down under than Morse himself is.

Morse investigates the apparent suicide of a terminally ill Oxford don and finds he has a personal connection with the family. As the case develops, Lewis worries that Morse's professionalism is being undermined.

Business tycoon Sir John Balcombe is found murdered at his country house, Balcombe Castle, with no signs of a break-in. As a result, the dead man's wife and sons come under suspicion. Morse finds that the family is strangely untroubled, and several of his prime suspects have flawed characters and dark secrets - and then the Balcombe family suffers another killing. Meanwhile, Morse has to cope with journalists who try to turn his own personality into a story - and he also suffers from an unhelpful Chief Superintendant, covering for the station's usual boss, who puts pressure on him to crack the case in a hurry. In the end, though, Morse is vindicated and his various tormentors get their comeuppance.

The strange death of an Englishwoman abroad takes Morse and Lewis to the city of Verona in northern Italy. Morse takes delight in open-air opera in the Roman amphitheatre and falls under the spell of Nicole Burgess, a glamorous opera singer. But Lewis is home-sick.

"Absolute Conviction" is an episode of the British television detective mystery show Inspector Morse dramatized on ITV. It was first broadcast in 1992.

"Cherubim and Seraphim" is an episode of the British television detective mystery show Inspector Morse dramatized on ITV. It was first broadcast in 1992. Cherubim and Seraphim are both Biblical words and their origin is described in Christian angelic hierarchy.

This is a 50 minute amalgam of interviews, together with outtakes from the TV series, compiled after the last Inspector Morse series was filmed and aired in 1993.

The owner of a private hospital is found murdered in his car, after a series of anonymous threatening letters. Suspicion falls on a retired book-maker whose daughter suffered severe brain damage as a result of negligence during an operation some years before. Morse spends a lot of effort in investigating the possibility that the dead man was criminally negligent, and concludes that he was. While he does his best to bring the killer to justice, Morse does not seem very troubled that at the end of the day he is unable to nail him.

Morse and Lewis hunt a violent rapist who has escaped from prison. They find themselves drawn into an under-world of satanists, and some of them seem more respectable than others.

A nasty but very rich businessman and a world-famous opera singer are in Oxford to receive honorary degrees from the Chancellor of the University. However, the ceremony has to be abandoned when a sniper opens fire on the procession of dignitaries. The singer is seriously wounded, but was she the intended target?

Steven Parnellt, akit az előző nyáron számos fiatal lány meggyilkolásával vádoltak, megölik, miközben a börtönben várja a tárgyalást. Morse nem vett részt az ügyben, mivel a nyomozás nagy részében szabadságon volt. Ami felkelti Morse érdeklődését, az az, hogy az egyik áldozatot, Karen Andersont soha nem találták meg, és a feltételezések szerint a holttestét egy közeli tóba dobták, de Parnell a halálos ágyán bevallotta papjának, hogy nem ő a felelős azért a gyilkosságért. Amikor az ügy egyik tanúját, George Daly-t meggyilkolják, Morse és Lewis megpróbál kapcsolatot találni Anderson eltűnésével. Azon is csodálkoznak, miért nem találták meg Anderson fényképezőgépét – aki lelkes fotós volt –. Amivel találkoznak, az egy középkorú férfiak csoportja, akiknek hobbija az úgynevezett glamour fotók készítése. Az eset érdekes fordulatot vesz, amikor az erdőben talált holttest nem Andersoné, hanem egy középkorú férfié. Morse rájön, hogy az egészet félreértette, és a gyilkosság oka máshol van.

An Oxford professor and fund raiser is stabbed to death at home with a weapon that is yet to be stolen from a university museum.

Rachel Jamest egy kora reggel, reggelizés közben lövik be a konyhaablakon. Viszonya volt Dr. Julian Storrs-szal, egy oxfordi professzorral, aki a Lonsdale College mesterképzésére jelölt. Amikor a szomszédját is megölik, Morse megállapítja, hogy James lelövése tévedésből következhetett. Azt is gyanítja, hogy a szomszéd, Owens zsaroló lehetett. Storrsnak és riválisának a mesteri posztért, Denis Cornfordnak is voltak titkai, amelyek gyanússá tehetik őket. Morse megállapítja, hogy másoknak is voltak rejtegetnivalói, és bármelyikük elkövethette a gyilkosságot.

Morse súlyosan megbetegszik a múzeum recepcióján, és kórházba kerül. Ottléte közben érdeklődik egy 140 éves ügy iránt, amelyet Oxford Canal Murders néven ismernek. Az ügy egy fiatal nő meggyilkolását és megerőszakolását érintette, aki csatornahajón utazott Coventryből Londonba. Az eset következtében két férfit felakasztottak, és Morse úgy véli, hogy igazságszolgáltatási tévedés történt. Lewisszal az ellenőri tanfolyamon, Supt. Strange, aki azt tanácsolta Morse-nak, hogy menjen előrehozott nyugdíjba, a gyorsított egyetemi végzettségű PC Adrian Kershaw-t bízza meg, hogy végezzen lábmunkát helyette. Morse megállapítja, hogy csalás történt, és az áldozat teljesen más lehetett.

An ailing Morse involves himself in a year old cold murder case of a nymphomaniac is when persons of interest connected with it turn up dead.

This 96 minute exclusive to video tribute features the very best Morse clips and shows an array of guest statrs including Elizabeth Hurley, Richard Briers, Simon Callow, Sir John Gielgud and many more. Presented by James Grout, best known as Chief Superintendent Strange, who gives his own characteristic views on Morse.