Oxford Wanderers front man and star, Jack Swift has had his life threatened, on hand to keep him safe, Sergeant Morse.
I'd you're an addict of the show like I am, you'll have been looking forward to this for quite some time. Once again it's a three part series, and happily all of the main players are here.
Overall, a really fine episode, if you're a football fan, perhaps one that remembers the hardman years, you'll have an added interest in this episode. For general viewers, I'd say it's a very good episode, with a deep story.
Once again, the show isn't afraid to be controversial, what an absolute breath of fresh air that is in 2021, I'm sure this theme will continue through the series.
I liked the tension and the atmosphere created, you spend the first half wondering when, and the second half wondering who. It's a very different Morse here, he's almost shy, drinking, he's subdued and lacking his usual sparkle, events in Italy clearly had an effect on him.
Great special effects as always, the effects on the bomb damaged college particularly looked great.
Lewis MacLeod did a cracking job as Andrews, what a nice touch that was. The acting all round was as always first rate.
I am fascinated by Sean Rigby here, how much weight has he lost, guy looks awesome for it, I hardly recognised him.
A good start, 8/10.
I'd you're an addict of the show like I am, you'll have been looking forward to this for quite some time. Once again it's a three part series, and happily all of the main players are here.
Overall, a really fine episode, if you're a football fan, perhaps one that remembers the hardman years, you'll have an added interest in this episode. For general viewers, I'd say it's a very good episode, with a deep story.
Once again, the show isn't afraid to be controversial, what an absolute breath of fresh air that is in 2021, I'm sure this theme will continue through the series.
I liked the tension and the atmosphere created, you spend the first half wondering when, and the second half wondering who. It's a very different Morse here, he's almost shy, drinking, he's subdued and lacking his usual sparkle, events in Italy clearly had an effect on him.
Great special effects as always, the effects on the bomb damaged college particularly looked great.
Lewis MacLeod did a cracking job as Andrews, what a nice touch that was. The acting all round was as always first rate.
I am fascinated by Sean Rigby here, how much weight has he lost, guy looks awesome for it, I hardly recognised him.
A good start, 8/10.