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Episodes cast for
"Inspector Morse" (1987)

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Season: 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12
Year: 1987 | 1988 | 1989 | 1990 | 1991 | 1992 | 1993 | 1995 | 1996 | 1997 | 1998 | 2000


Season 1


Season 1, Episode 1: The Dead of Jericho

6 January 1987
Morse is taken aback by the apparent suicide of Anne Stavely. Morse knew her well as they were members of the same choir and he was quite attracted to her. On the evening of the choir's public performance, Morse stops by her house to collect her but finds her front door open and no one at home. On his way home after the performance he sees several police vehicles outside her house and it appears Anne has hung herself. When her nosy neighbour is also killed, Morse is convinced that Anne was murdered.
John Thaw ... Chief Inspector Morse
Kevin Whately ... Det. Sgt. Robert Lewis
Gemma Jones ... Anne Staveley
Patrick Troughton ... George Jackson
James Laurenson ... Tony Richards
Peter Woodthorpe ... Max - Pathologist
Norman Jones ... Chief Inspector Bell
Spencer Leigh ... Ned Murdoch
Annie Lambert ... Adele Richards
Richard Durden ... Alan Richards
James Grout ... Chief Superintendent Strange
Charlotte Mitchell ... Mrs. Staveley
David Michaels ... Pete
Paul Dixey ... Tutor
Christopher Guinee ... Grimes
Richard Cubison ... Pharmacist
Souad Faress ... Hospital Doctor
Philip Voss ... Coroner
Wayne Morris ... Constable Dixon
Gary Webster ... Colin
Sally Cooper ... Receptionist
Rupert Holliday-Evans ... David
Charles Hodgson ... Jack Hornsby
Irene Sutcliffe ... Mrs. Hornsby
Gary Powell ... Constable
Charlotte Stone ... Charlotte
Colin Dexter ... Man passing Morse when visiting Ned Murdock (uncredited)
Lee Richards ... Barmaid (uncredited)

Season 1, Episode 2: The Silent World of Nicholas Quinn

13 January 1987
Morse and Lewis investigate the death of Nicholas Quinn, a hard of hearing Oxford examiner who had recently complained to his superior that others in the examination syndicate were selling secrets. Quinn died of cyanide poisoning but Morse is convinced that this is a case of murder, not suicide. When a second prominent member of the syndicate is killed, Morse looks to the other members for the murderer. What he finds is a maze of deceit and office adultery.
John Thaw ... Chief Inspector Morse
Kevin Whately ... Det. Sgt. Robert Lewis
Barbara Flynn ... Monica Height
Michael Gough ... Philip Ogleby
Clive Swift ... Doctor Thomas Bartlett
Frederick Treves ... Dean of Lonsdale College
Peter Woodthorpe ... Max - Pathologist
Anthony Smee ... Christopher Roope
Roger Lloyd-Pack ... Donald Martin (as Roger Lloyd Pack)
Julie Neubert ... Mrs. Martin
Phil Nice ... Nicholas Quinn
Elspet Gray ... Mrs. Bartlett
Arthur Cox ... Noakes
Philip Voss ... Coroner
Gabrielle Blunt ... Mrs. Evans

Angela Barlow ... Nurse
Denyse Alexander ... Cinema Manageress
Stefan Schwartz ... Richard Bartlett
Saul Reichlin ... Sheik of Al-Jamara
Diana Blackburn ... Lip-Reading Teacher
Malcolm Mudie ... Mr. Parker
Hugh Evans ... Landlord
Kate O'Connell ... Barmaid (as Katie O'Connell)
Colin Dexter ... Man Drinking in the Syndicate in Opening Credits (uncredited)

Season 1, Episode 3: Service of All the Dead

20 January 1987
Morse and Lewis investigate the murder of Harry Josephs, a warden at St. Oswald's church who is found dead immediately after a church service. The initial focus is on a tramp who attended the service but the autopsy reveals that Josephs died of an overdose of morphine. When others who attended the same service are killed - including the vicar Lionel Pawlin, the church organist Paul Morris, his 12 year old son and Harry Josephs' wife Brenda - Morse suspect that everyone who attended that particular service is in danger. However, the solution to the case revolves around deceit and mistaken identity.
John Thaw ... Chief Inspector Morse
Kevin Whately ... Det. Sgt. Robert Lewis
Angela Morant ... Ruth Rawlinson
John Normington ... Lionel Pawlen
Maurice O'Connell ... Harry Josephs
Judy Campbell ... Mrs. Rawlinson
Michael Hordern ... Dr. Starkie
Peter Woodthorpe ... Max
Norman Jones ... Chief Superintendent Bell
James Griffiths ... Paul Morris
Chrissy Iddon ... Brenda Josephs (as Chris Iddon)
Karl Francis ... Taffy
Michael Goldie ... Jimmy
Michael Fenner ... Detective Constable Mitchell
Bev Willis ... Denman
Bill Moody ... Police Sergeant
Saul Jephcott ... Waterman
Stuart Saunders ... Church Warden
James Greene ... Defence Counsel
Robert Gary ... Prosecuting Counsel
Ric Morgan ... Landlord
Paul Ridley ... Husband
Maureen Bennett ... Wife
Andrew Read ... Peter Morris
Norma Shebbeare ... Hotel Proprietor
Christopher Gray ... Policeman
Joanna Wake ... Nurse
Gina McKee ... Girl in Betting Shop
Malcolm Kaye ... Gambler
Salome Bulle ... Choirboy
Colin Dexter ... Man standing with woman with bike when Morse goes to see Archdeacon (uncredited)
Harold Innocent ... Archdeacon (uncredited)

Season 2


Season 2, Episode 1: The Wolvercote Tongue

25 December 1987
Morse and Lewis investigate the death of Laura Poindexter, an American tourist who is part of an exclusive tour group visiting Oxford. Missing from her personal effects is her jewelry, including the Wolvercote Tongue which she was going to donate to the Ashmolean Museum. The pathologist determines that she died of natural causes, but Morse feels there's something not quite right. The mystery deepens when Theodore Kemp, the Ashmolean's expert on the Wolvercote Tongue, is found dead and Mrs. Poindexter's husband goes missing.
John Thaw ... Chief Inspector Morse
Kevin Whately ... Det. Sgt. Robert Lewis
Simon Callow ... Dr. Theodore Kemp
Kenneth Cranham ... Cedric Downes
Roberta Taylor ... Sheila Williams
Peter Woodthorpe ... Max - Pathologist
Robert Arden ... Eddie Poindexter
Christine Norden ... Laura Poindexter
Bill Reimbold ... Howard Brown
Helena Stevens ... Shirley Brown
John Bloomfield ... Phil Aldrich
Mildred Shay ... Janet Roscoe
Jane Bertish ... Marion Kemp
Christine Kavanagh ... Lucy Downes
Cherith Mellor ... Fiona Hall
Nicholas Bell ... Dr. Swain
Tim Faulkner ... Hotel Manager
Iain Ormsby-Knox ... Duty Sergeant
Maureen Morris ... Nurse
Sara Coward ... Lynn - Hotel Receptionist
Ron Copsey ... Waiter
Teddie Thompson ... Waitress (as Teddy Thompson)
Colin Dexter ... Man Behind Morse in the Chapters Bar of the Randolph Hotel (uncredited)

Season 2, Episode 2: Last Seen Wearing

8 March 1988
Morse and Lewis investigate the disappearance of teenager Valerie Craven who vanished some six months previously while walking home from her exclusive girls school. Morse is the third detective assigned to the case and is convinced that the girl is by now dead. However, the girl's parents receive a note, purportedly from Valerie. Suspicion falls on a number of people, including fellow students, men named in her diary and some of the teachers at her school. When one of the teachers is killed, the missing persons enquiry becomes a murder investigation.
John Thaw ... Chief Inspector Morse
Kevin Whately ... Det. Sgt. Robert Lewis
Peter McEnery ... Donald Phillipson
Suzanne Bertish ... Cheryl Baines
Glyn Houston ... George Craven
Frances Tomelty ... Grace Craven
Peter Woodthorpe ... Max - Pathologist
Fiona Mollison ... Sheila Phillipson
Philip Bretherton ... David Acum
James Grout ... Chief Superintendent Strange
Melissa Simmonds ... Valerie Craven
Nicholas Pritchard ... John Maguire

Elizabeth Hurley ... Julia
Michele Winstanley ... Fiona (as Michelle Winstanley)

Julia Sawalha ... Rachel
Auriol Goldingham ... Lesley
Venetia Barrett ... Mrs. Webb
Geoffrey Church ... PC Franks
Maggie Holland ... Martha
Liz Kettle ... Policewoman (as Elizabeth Kettle)
Roger Booth ... Bartender
David Trevena ... Porter
Susanna Nicholas ... Receptionist
Amanda Dickinson ... Check-out Girl
Clare Bennett ... Becky Phillipson
Charles Gilmore ... Charlie Phillipson
George Gilmore ... George Phillipson
Colin Dexter ... Man walking across quad when Morse visits Sheila Phillipson in library (uncredited)

Season 2, Episode 3: The Settling of the Sun

15 March 1988
Morse is pressed into service when, while attending a college dinner for an eclectic group of foreign summer students, a Japanese member of the group suddenly excuses himself and a short time later is found brutally murdered in his room. There are any number of suspects, several of whom had bad experiences with the Japanese during World War II and at least one student that is clearly not what he claims to be. When traces of drugs are found on the Japanese student's clothing the drug squad is now involved. But when a second member of the group is murdered, Morse is convinced that this is far more than a simple case of drug smuggling gone awry.
John Thaw ... Chief Inspector Morse
Kevin Whately ... Det. Sgt. Robert Lewis
Anna Calder-Marshall ... Jane Robson
Robert Stephens ... Sir Wilfred Mulryne
Derek Fowlds ... Kurt Friedman, aka Michael Robson
Robert Lang ... Chief Superintendent Dewar
Avis Bunnage ... Mrs. Warbut
Amanda Burton ... Mirella Lunghi
Peter Woodthorpe ... Max - Pathologist
Philip Middlemiss ... Graham Daniel
Eiji Kusuhara ... Yukio Li
Tim Barker ... Ralph Thomas
Llewellyn Rees ... Reverend Robson
Blue MacAskill ... Alex Robson
Ellis Van Maarseveen ... Heidi Vettinger
Ian McCurrach ... Swedish Student
Jack Ellis ... Sergeant
Kenneth Hadley ... Peters
Gordon Kennedy ... Dewar's Detective
Michael Goldie ... Tramp
Liz Kettle ... Policewoman (as Elizabeth Kettle)
Basienka Blake ... Gardener
Colin Dexter ... Doctor sitting on next bed to Jane in final scene (uncredited)

Season 2, Episode 4: Last Bus to Woodstock

22 March 1988
Morse and Lewis investigate the murder of a young woman, Sylvia Kane, found dead in a pub car park. She was last seen at a bus stop asking for the times of the bus to Woodstock and was to meet as friend at the same pub where she was found. She had accepted a lift from someone in a red car and the police find an envelope on the dead girl addressed to Jennifer Coleby, a co-worker. This leads Morse to uncover a complex set of social inter-relationships and eventually, the girl's killer.
John Thaw ... Chief Inspector Morse
Kevin Whately ... Det. Sgt. Robert Lewis
Anthony Bate ... Bernard Crowther
Terrence Hardiman ... Clive Palmer
Fabia Drake ... Mrs. Jarman
Jill Baker ... Jennifer Coleby
Holly Aird ... Angie Hartman
Paul Geoffrey ... Peter Newlove
Peter Woodthorpe ... Max - Pathologist
Ingrid Lacey ... Mary Widdowson
Shirley Dixon ... Margaret Crowther
Ian Sears ... John Sanders
Perry Fenwick ... Jimmy
Shirley Stelfox ... Mrs. Kane
Jenny Jay ... Sylvia Kane
Diana Payan ... Vikki Phillips
Anne Havard ... Sally
Vass Anderson ... Mr. Bentley
Jo Unwin ... Receptionist
Steph Bramwell ... Senior Sister (as Steph Branwell)
Ian Bleasdale ... Time and Motion Expert
Amanda Wenban ... Typist
Kate Percival ... Lab Assistant
P.J. Davidson ... Game Keeper
Dave Roberts ... Police Officer
Steven Law ... Assistant in Snooker Shop
Paul Lawrence Davis ... Doctor
Colin Dexter ... Man behind Morse in Crowther's lecture (uncredited)

Season 3


Season 3, Episode 1: Ghost in the Machine

4 January 1989
The disappearance of Sir Julius Hanbury - and the theft of several of his erotic paintings - provide a new puzzle for Morse to solve. Assisted by DS Lewis, Morse interviews everyone at Hanbury House and it is in the course of searching the grounds that he finds Sir Julius' body, appropriately enough, in the family mausoleum. The pathologist notes that he was the victim of a frenzied attack but the lack of blood at scene leaves the police to conclude that he murdered elsewhere. Sir Julius was a candidate to become the Master of an Oxford college and was known to have a have had a bitter rivalry with another candidate for the position. When Roger Meadows, a friend of the Hanbury's au pair, is killed in a car accident, Morse concludes that that he too was murdered. Jealousy, revenge and greed all play part in the deaths.
John Thaw ... Chief Inspector Morse
Kevin Whately ... Det. Sgt. Robert Lewis
Amanda Hillwood ... Dr. Grayling Russell
Patricia Hodge ... Lady Hanbury
Clifford Rose ... Dr. Charles Hudson
Bernard Lloyd ... Professor Edward Ullman
Michael Godley ... Sir Julius Hanbury
Michael Thomas ... John McKendrick
Patsy Byrne ... Mrs. Maltby
Irina Brook ... Michelle Réage
Lill Roughley ... Betty Parker
Robert Oates ... Ted Parker
John Elmes ... Roger Meadows
John Cater ... The Dean
Rainbow Dench ... Georgina Hanbury
Michael Bertenshaw ... Detective
Jonathan Donne ... Constable
Alan Barker ... Plain Clothes Officer
Eunice Roberts ... Policewoman
Trevor Martin ... Porter
Seeta Indrani ... Laboratory Assistant
Claire Skinner ... Girl Pupil
Colin Dexter ... Man sitting near the Master in the opening scene (uncredited)

Season 3, Episode 2: The Last Enemy

11 January 1989
When a decapitated body is found in the canal, the police must first identify the victim. The Master of an Oxford college, Sir Alexander Reese, contacts his old friend Morse to obtain assistance in locating the Deputy Master, David Kerridge, who is now four days overdue from his planned return to college. Kerridge is found battered to death in his London flat but oddly, it's also determined that the body in the canal was wearing one of Kerridge's suits. Morse and Lewis conclude that the headless body is that of Nicholas Balarat, a member of Reese's college and a senior civil servant who may have denied Reese an important appointment. However, another murder at the college sends the detectives in an altogether different direction.
John Thaw ... Chief Inspector Morse
Kevin Whately ... Det. Sgt. Robert Lewis
Amanda Hillwood ... Dr. Grayling Russell - Pathologist
Barry Foster ... Sir Alexander Reece
Michael Aldridge ... Arthur Drysdale
Tenniel Evans ... Dr. David Kerridge
Beatie Edney ... Deborah Burns
Sian Thomas ... Carol Sharp
James Grout ... Chief Superintendent Strange
Lana Morris ... Miss Tree
Bert Parnaby ... Ben
Mark Tandy ... Mr. Collins
Pauline Munro ... Dentist
Albert Welling ... Chris Stoneley
Kevin McMonagle ... Geoff
Michael Percival ... Landlord
Philip Bloomfield ... Sam
Jill Johnson ... Mrs. Burns
Gertan Klauber ... German Man
Jackie Buchanan ... German Woman
Susannah Hitching ... Girl on Boat
Nikki Brooks ... Young Woman
Nathan Lewis ... Young Man
Laura Sadler ... Sabena
Barry Clack ... Man walking in street (uncredited)
Colin Dexter ... Man walking along canal bank in opening scene (uncredited)

Season 3, Episode 3: Deceived by Flight

18 January 1989
Morse and Lewis investigate the death of Anthony Don who is attending an old boys cricket match at his Oxford college in advance of the team going on a European tour. Morse knew him and had actually met him again not long before his death. The death looks like a suicide, but Morse has his doubts. So does his wife Kate, who is surprised to learn that her husband carried a loaded gun. Lewis goes undercover and joins the cricket team. He learns there is at least one couple, the Fosters, staying at the college who may not be who they claim to be. When a second murder occurs at the cricket grounds, Morse learns the true nature of the Fosters stay at the college and begins to unravel the mystery.
John Thaw ... Chief Inspector Morse
Kevin Whately ... Det. Sgt. Robert Lewis
Amanda Hillwood ... Dr. Grayling Russell - Pathologist
Norman Rodway ... Roland Marshall
Sharon Maughan ... Kate Donn
Daniel Massey ... Anthony Donn
Jane Booker ... Philippa Foster
Nicky Henson ... Vince Cranston
Bryan Pringle ... Barker
Geoffrey Beevers ... Peter Foster
Nathaniel Parker ... Jamie Jasper (as Nat Parker)
Stephen Moore ... Radio Producer
Peter Amory ... DC Hilaire
Martin Chamberlain ... Clarets' Captain
Adam Tomlinson ... Clarets' Batsman
Kit Jackson ... Clarets' Player