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"Inspector Morse" Dead on Time (1992)



Overview

User Rating:
8.6/10   71 votes
Director:
John Madden
Writers:
Colin Dexter (characters)
Daniel Boyle (written by)
Contact:
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Original Air Date:
26 February 1992 (Season 6, Episode 1)
Genre:
Crime | Drama | Mystery more
Plot:
Henry Fallon, who is wheelchair bound and is suffering from a neurological disorder, apparently commits... more | add synopsis
User Comments:
Means more than what it lets through more (3 total)

Cast

  (Episode Cast overview, first billed only)
John Thaw ... Chief Inspector Morse
Kevin Whately ... Detective Sergeant Lewis
Brendan O'Hea ... Telecom Engineer
David Haig ... Peter Rhodes
Susan Jane Tanner ... Nurse Rogers (as Susan-Jane Tanner)
James Walker ... Henry Fallon
Martyn Waites ... Duty Constable
Thomas Craig ... Desk Sergeant
Roger Frost ... Photographer
James Grant ... McGregor
Richard Pasco ... William Bryce-Morgan
Joanna David ... Susan Fallon
Lesley Vickerage ... WPC
Christopher Owen ... Solicitor
Richard Hampton ... Coroner
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Quotes:
Chief Inspector Morse: It was Mrs. Fallon I knew before she became Mrs. Fallon, Lewis. We were engaged to be married. more

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Means more than what it lets through, 6 July 2009
9/10
Author: Halfang from London

*** This comment may contain spoilers ***

This review is specifically a reply to besah's one, since he did a good job, but certainly needs a second watching.

The characters in this episode are, to say the least, strange. All of them give a little to add to the great whole. Morse explores his past, and to do so he requires a "visit" from the almost-to-be Ms Morse, which certainly is a visit from the past.

However, Morse lives in the present, and his new life (hello there, Lewis) brings new perspectives to old matters. As you will see in this episode, there is a great deal of your favourite Morse, but underlying, and more subtly, is a greater deal of your (if not yet favourite, then soon-to-be) Lewis.

Looking at the plot, is sort of realistic-ish, but as Maigret said, "wheter you pulled the trigger is irrelevant". I wasn't so much concerned about who had done it, but the reasons for doing so, and how would that affect Morse. Thankfully, Lewis was there caring for him. Morse would never know, but we did, thanks to this brilliant episode.

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