I am afraid this is a very common type of person. You might argue that this is one of the subjects where the writers tried to make morse look more human
My God, I’ve never seen such an annoying, over dramatic, frustrating, obnoxious character like that Jane. Jeez Louise, she should be institutionalized. Such a freaking drama Queen.
I knew a lady named Li Ryuku when I was a kid. She lived in Cambridge, UK. She was from Kyoto. (First name by western ways, Ryuku, family name Li, not her married name.) So, not farfetched at all.
@@nicebergslim chinese would not tolerate a japanese. Read about the history between them. I think they had it right about the name not being a japanese name.
So glad these are here to watch....but this one's aspect ratio is off. Was filmed in a square but has been stretch side to side so everyone has squatty heads.....:o(
What can one expect in stories about murderers? The characters are meant to capture the essence of people who commit heinous crimes and also live bleak, heartless, and cheerless lives. You wouldn't want to have these people as friends. MORSE ain't THE SOUND OF MUSIC or LEGALLY BLONDE.
@@huizhechen3779 Plenty of counterexamples exist. Morse and his teammates should be supportive, witty, like Roger Moore, not belittling and doomsaying.
October 2019....I've seen this movie many times........Since the 1st time on, I never liked Dr Jane Robson role...Her non-relationship with Morse...What was that ????
I'm watching for late friend, Sir Derek Ffowlds and another wonderful, subtle, unselfiish actor, Kevin Whately as the Beeb's constant juxtaposition of Catholic iconography with violence and insanity quickly goes from appalling to insulting to boring. Anna C-M pipped me at the post for a major role decades ago - better connections, haha, and hell hath not fury, etc... Seriously speaking, however, she is a fine actress and never disappoints...Pheloung's music is hypnotic and "addictive." but the relentless gloom of the Morse character, albeit understanding in the context of his alcoholism, is wearying after a while...
It recognizes those students from other countries who were killed in war for those countries, bc they were students at the college. They're not ignoring losses of life or sacrifices made just bc those tragedies were not for or in England.
I think the two problems with this episode are: The character of Jane Robson is thoroughly unlikeable - the actress was miscast and is weak and whiny in every scene; and there is nothing for Lewis to do. Otherwise interesting and the title is a clever play on words that addresses the double narrative.
Not ebery character is likeable, hence the word antagonist. Some aren't the actual bad guy. Whiny people do exist & writers often show traits to make people see themselves, especially in the mystery genre. But in any story there's often a character you'd never want to act like, but have met someone who did. Stories show us human behavior, not just lovable behavior, for a reason.
I haven't watched this yet, but am hoping you don't believe that the truth about Japanese war crimes and atrocities during WWII is just racism?! If you do, I humbly and respectfully request you educate yourself further.
+C A Campbell I too hope you educate yourself to know better than wading into a discussion about a work before you've seen it, otherwise it's a bit too "Книгу не читал, но осуждаю"
punkpoetry You westerners act as if it's only the Germans and Japanese committed war crimes. Long before they came along,the Europeans,including the British committed countless crimes against humanity in all their respective so called colonies.
Because you’re watching a video that was uploaded by a Dutch person who wanted to make this show available to fellow-Dutch speaking people by providing Dutch subtitles. Did you think that only English speaking folks upload videos to UA-cam?? Anyway, there are other channels with “Inspector Morse” episodes, including one called “Opium.” You can watch there, if you want to see videos unencumbered by a foreign language. .
@@stevie-ray2020 very true. I used to really enjoy all the Morse films. Lewis didn’t quite do it for me although I watched. There is such a great choice now. 🌈
Somehow I had gone all these years without seeing this episode of Morse. To be honest it is not one of the best, in fact it is one of the worst. The actual story is good but the direction leaves much to be desired and the screenplay is not of the usual standard. The comments regarding war crimes and racism are bizarre as it is clear from the story that the victors were just as guilty as the vanquished. Historically it most be remembered that the idea of war crimes is relatively recent, mostly codified by the various Geneva Conventions every clause even now is ignored on an almost daily basis. The Hague Conventions of 1899 and 1907 were among the first formal statements of the laws of war and war crimes in international law and banned the use of expanding bullets in war, despite which Israeli Occupation Forces have shot thousands of Palestinians with them claiming a very flexible definition of war.
How do the Israeli’s fit into this?? I think you use comments about TV shows to insert your own political bias, which is childish. The war crimes committed by the Japanese against ALL of their enemies were horrendous and from a different age of violence. They forced thousands of “enemy” women to act as sex slaves for soldiers, being forcibly raped by up to 20 Japanese soldiers a day, without respite. They were vicious to enemy prisoners, as well, despising those who surrendered, starving them, beating them, forcing them to work when they could barely stand, inflicting absolutely despicable means of torture. In contrast, the US treated the few Japanese prisoners they had like kings. Yes, the US dropped atomic bombs, but if you know nothing of their determination to never surrender, then you know nothing of the task required to invade Japan and subdue the residents. My father was a Marine during the Battle of Saipan, and island roughly 12 miners long, bu 5.5 miles wide. He saw how the enemy mutilated the bodies of American soldiers after death. Because the Japanese couldn’t be resupplied, due to a sea battle that disabled or sank many of their ships; as a result, their commander ordered them to fight to the last man. So, out of roughly 30,000 Japanese soldiers, the US forces had to kill 29,000 of those soldiers, on that tiny island, mostly by using flame throwers in caves and pillboxes. THAT is what is meant by the Japanese when they fight to the last man. People who make such glib judgements as you did in your comment generally know only a little, or are eager to take a provocative stance, simply to be provocative. The study of history demands much more than that.
@@voraciousreader3341 he said it himself, clearly. The idea of war crimes had not been codified until etc etc etc. Anyone claiming that has granted themselves a get out of jail card for the unspeakable.
There have always been codes by various terminology & there have always been enemies who broke those codes. What makes you think the point isn't that victors are often just as guilty, that war is rotten in general? It can be necessary to stop a constant threat or violent attacks or invasion etc, but often those who have the might to stop them are imperialist themselves. Etc, etc. We know. I have an idea. How about if before writing any episodes for any shows, all screenwriters contact you & run the idea past you first, and then all shows can be written specifically for you & be to your liking, & screw the rest of humanity? Would that suit your "needs"?! Go sit down. Your self importance is overworked & needs a rest. 🙄😂😒
I totally agree with this earlier comment when a viewer tried to equate western treatment of their prisoners with that of the totally indoctrinated Japanese of those times i e 19 twenties thierties and of course the 1940s THANK YOU AMERICA How do the Israeli’s fit into this?? I think you use comments about TV shows to insert your own political bias, which is childish. The war crimes committed by the Japanese against ALL of their enemies were horrendous and from a different age of violence. They forced thousands of “enemy” women to act as sex slaves for soldiers, being forcibly raped by up to 20 Japanese soldiers a day, without respite. They were vicious to enemy prisoners, as well, despising those who surrendered, starving them, beating them, forcing them to work when they could barely stand, inflicting absolutely despicable means of torture. In contrast, the US treated the few Japanese prisoners they had like kings. Yes, the US dropped atomic bombs, but if you know nothing of their determination to never surrender, then you know nothing of the task required to invade Japan and subdue the residents. My father was a Marine during the Battle of Saipan, and island roughly 12 miners long, bu 5.5 miles wide. He saw how the enemy mutilated the bodies of American soldiers after death. Because the Japanese couldn’t be resupplied, due to a sea battle that disabled or sank many of their ships; as a result, their commander ordered them to fight to the last man. So, out of roughly 30,000 Japanese soldiers, the US forces had to kill 29,000 of those soldiers, on that tiny island, mostly by using flame throwers in caves and pillboxes. THAT is what is meant by the Japanese when they fight to the last man. People who make such glib judgements as you did in your comment generally know only a little, or are eager to take a provocative stance, simply to be provocative. The study of history demands much more than that.
@@wildwoodsgirl1706 as many as necessary ARENT you just a little ashamed at thinking u can tell people you dont even remotely know off express your opinion fine but try to denigrate others is not the best way in my opinion all the best you are possibly younger than me and i have madfe and still make a hell of a lot of mistakes IM LOOKING FOR a real sexual girlfriend
Search for a different channel, sillies! “Opium” is a channel that has the whole “Morse” series, with no pesky subtitles of a foreign language. I just ignored them, but there you are.
You didn't turn them on, so they're embedded, obviously. Why are people so rude, expecting their own way on someone else's channel. If you want it your way, upload it yourself!! Don't know how? Then be grateful someone else DOES & just say thank you!! Did half the adult population completely forget their manners or did you just skip or flunk kindergarten? Honestly. If you want it as aired, buy the DVDs, get a streaming service, or install a free tv app like Tubi or something, which has the entire series. I miss hearing Dutch. Nice to be able to at least read some. & If I didn't miss it I wouldn't resent Dutch people being able to watch this too. Why are you so rude?
@@raniaelkhayat2747Cordial exchange welcome any time. I am bingeing out on Kavanaugh QC at present, but do so w Morse too... & Foyle's War. PS. You know he was married to the also if not quite equally famous Sheila Hancock, 10 years his senior, until he died. She has written two (bio & autobio) books. She is the daughter of the crazy, beloved Tony Hancock. Thaw was a true-blue. His most (only) "womanising" role was perhaps in The Sweeney series... bec it was written that way. What a darling man. PPS. Look at his longed for relationship w Gemma Jones in the first Morse!
mckavitt13 wow. It seems I have a lot to watch now. I read about Morse in a book about crime writers and decided to check it out and now I watch everyday. I discovered there are two spin-offs so I will check them out and now Cavanaugh QV (thanks for the recommendation). There is something soothing about watching Morse although it is all about crime. I enjoying it so much. I just get he female a characters in the first few episodes we’re not comfortable with him or his advances but as the show goes on I only wish he can find someone to date! I am now in Season 4. Thanks for this communication and stay safe :)
There always are. The episodes are all on the free tv apps too, you know. If you mean the captions, this is from Dutch tv. & You can just go, without ceremony lol.
Good Morse as always falling for the "'troubled" woman!
I am afraid this is a very common type of person. You might argue that this is one of the subjects where the writers tried to make morse look more human
Thanks for posting. One of my favorites
The good old days when still you could smoke cigarettes & be socially acceptable 👍👍👍
And those of us who were allergic and didn’t know any better 😞
@@a.mariedixon-jenkins well you could have always stood outside in a shelter & drink
Oh, the wonderful Anna Calder-Marshal !! And all the others too, plus always a meaningful story line.
Love,love,love,this series,the best
My God, I’ve never seen such an annoying, over dramatic, frustrating, obnoxious character like that Jane. Jeez Louise, she should be institutionalized. Such a freaking drama Queen.
3:28 When a girl looks at you like that, you know it’s “on”…
Love Morse, thank you!
Loved this one. I hope writers now know the difference between Japanese names and Chinese names - Li is not a Japanese name.
orr...he could be of Chinese descent from Japan, but not sure it the Brits new about that stuff then
@@nicebergslim That sounds very far fetched. The simplest answer is usually the truth.
I knew a lady named Li Ryuku when I was a kid. She lived in Cambridge, UK. She was from Kyoto. (First name by western ways, Ryuku, family name Li, not her married name.) So, not farfetched at all.
...Ryuku is a Japanese name.
@@nicebergslim chinese would not tolerate a japanese. Read about the history between them. I think they had it right about the name not being a japanese name.
Morse is gonna faint, he hates knives and blood.
That snooker table is giiiigantic!
Thanks for posting.
Me encanta Morse. Agradecería subtitulado al español, así entiendo y no me pierdo el exquisito acento británico.
Francisco Bravo y Cinehome Return tiene subtítulos y Cinehome tiene audio tambíen, los dos posibilidades.
Que?
1988 This was made before Malaysia and Korea replaced Japan, to be replaced by China. Michael Crichton's Rising Sun 1992.
Thanks for this!
Thank you very much!
So glad these are here to watch....but this one's aspect ratio is off. Was filmed in a square but has been stretch side to side so everyone has squatty heads.....:o(
Excellent movie
Por favor por favor subtitulado en español me encanta él inglés Británico.
Cinehome Return tiene subtítulos y tambíen audio en español y muchos veces ella tiene los dos. Y Francisco Bravo tiene subtítulos.
The characters in this series have been so oft bleak, so oft heartless, also cheerless.
What can one expect in stories about murderers? The characters are meant to capture the essence of people who commit heinous crimes and also live bleak, heartless, and cheerless lives. You wouldn't want to have these people as friends. MORSE ain't THE SOUND OF MUSIC or LEGALLY BLONDE.
@@huizhechen3779 Plenty of counterexamples exist. Morse and his teammates should be supportive, witty, like Roger Moore, not belittling and doomsaying.
De inspectapicator inspecktapicatin.
October 2019....I've seen this movie many times........Since the 1st time on, I never liked Dr Jane Robson role...Her non-relationship with Morse...What was that ????
Thanks for the upload :-)
My goodness! I've just seen Bojo in this episode!
It's Des Barnes -Coronation Street -guide on coach...
German subtitles and only one earphones gets sound. Forget it
😂😂😂 🤣🤣🤣 what's the bloody 😮 subtitles 😢😮😅
Of course he is a phony! He's Oscar Blaketon from Yorkshire!
lovely
I don't know when I'll listen to Dame Diana Rigg's speech(es) about this episode.
its Des Barnes from Coronation Street on inspector Morse ...lol
I'm watching for late friend, Sir Derek Ffowlds and another wonderful, subtle, unselfiish actor, Kevin Whately as the Beeb's constant juxtaposition of Catholic iconography with violence and insanity quickly goes from appalling to insulting to boring. Anna C-M pipped me at the post for a major role decades ago - better connections, haha, and hell hath not fury, etc... Seriously speaking, however, she is a fine actress and never disappoints...Pheloung's music is hypnotic and "addictive." but the relentless gloom of the Morse character, albeit understanding in the context of his alcoholism, is wearying after a while...
beautiful church at the end... do you know which one it is?
Thank you for posting
It's the Exeter College chapel, the eagle is a dead giveaway
Well, this one wasn't very good so on to the next one.
videotape from the Dutch television
Why is there foreign language captions in the film it's not rolling properly I'm going to quit watching this
lang jaren geleden gezien
Why am I getting German subtitles?
It's Dutch subtitles, not Gernan because this is a copy from Dutch TV broadcaster KRO uploaded
@@dimitridoes7936 thanks for the information 🤗
Trying episode, and I don't understand the sentiment of the memorial plaque too clearly
It recognizes those students from other countries who were killed in war for those countries, bc they were students at the college. They're not ignoring losses of life or sacrifices made just bc those tragedies were not for or in England.
Y LOS SUBTITULOS EN ESPAÑOL?
Great series, poor quality video and sound.
this wasn't the best of episodes too confusing. I think the only good thing about the ep was the ending seeing morse with that little girl
Que pena que no tenga subtítulos en español
If you’ve not already found it, this channel has Spanish subtitles for Morse episodes: ua-cam.com/video/zVO-gZ-lUMY/v-deo.html
Cinehome Return tiene subtítulos y tambíen audio en español y muchos veces ella tiene los dos. Y Francisco Bravo tiene subtítulos.
Toepassende aflevering in deze dagen : dr rath eu politiek perspectief UA-cam
I have speech all the way up-----no voice hearable!
You have to touch the 🔊 sound icon
I think the two problems with this episode are:
The character of Jane Robson is thoroughly unlikeable - the actress was miscast and is weak and whiny in every scene; and there is nothing for Lewis to do.
Otherwise interesting and the title is a clever play on words that addresses the double narrative.
Not ebery character is likeable, hence the word antagonist. Some aren't the actual bad guy. Whiny people do exist & writers often show traits to make people see themselves, especially in the mystery genre. But in any story there's often a character you'd never want to act like, but have met someone who did. Stories show us human behavior, not just lovable behavior, for a reason.
Was expecting some low-key racism in an episode dealing with a Japanese man but this is really over the top
+William Tyndale "nasty politically correct, weak, spineless, gutless generation" - if you say so, White Power Bill, if you way so...
I haven't watched this yet, but am hoping you don't believe that the truth about Japanese war crimes and atrocities during WWII is just racism?! If you do, I humbly and respectfully request you educate yourself further.
+C A Campbell I too hope you educate yourself to know better than wading into a discussion about a work before you've seen it, otherwise it's a bit too "Книгу не читал, но осуждаю"
punkpoetry You westerners act as if it's only the Germans and Japanese committed war crimes.
Long before they came along,the Europeans,including the British committed countless crimes against humanity in all their respective so called colonies.
@@punkpoetry you know we can't copy & paste that Cyrillic to translate, from a UA-cam comment. It won't copy. What are you trying not to say outright?
The blond the killer is a horrible actress. Just too much.
OOPS, not in stereo!
Why have I got Dutch subtitles>
Because you’re watching a video that was uploaded by a Dutch person who wanted to make this show available to fellow-Dutch speaking people by providing Dutch subtitles. Did you think that only English speaking folks upload videos to UA-cam?? Anyway, there are other channels with “Inspector Morse” episodes, including one called “Opium.” You can watch there, if you want to see videos unencumbered by a foreign language. .
Why does that bother multiple people? Learn a little Dutch.
This may have been recorded by a homesick Englishman in Rotterdam...
The subtitles can’t be turned off
Wouldn't be so annoying if they'd been smaller!
@@stevie-ray2020 very true. I used to really enjoy all the Morse films. Lewis didn’t quite do it for me although I watched. There is such a great choice now. 🌈
So what? It's a free program. & You can always search the title & watch it elsewhere.
En castellano hablado 😡🇨🇱
Uploading is faulty.
Quality of video very bad
Somehow I had gone all these years without seeing this episode of Morse. To be honest it is not one of the best, in fact it is one of the worst. The actual story is good but the direction leaves much to be desired and the screenplay is not of the usual standard. The comments regarding war crimes and racism are bizarre as it is clear from the story that the victors were just as guilty as the vanquished. Historically it most be remembered that the idea of war crimes is relatively recent, mostly codified by the various Geneva Conventions every clause even now is ignored on an almost daily basis. The Hague Conventions of 1899 and 1907 were among the first formal statements of the laws of war and war crimes in international law and banned the use of expanding bullets in war, despite which Israeli Occupation Forces have shot thousands of Palestinians with them claiming a very flexible definition of war.
How do the Israeli’s fit into this?? I think you use comments about TV shows to insert your own political bias, which is childish. The war crimes committed by the Japanese against ALL of their enemies were horrendous and from a different age of violence. They forced thousands of “enemy” women to act as sex slaves for soldiers, being forcibly raped by up to 20 Japanese soldiers a day, without respite. They were vicious to enemy prisoners, as well, despising those who surrendered, starving them, beating them, forcing them to work when they could barely stand, inflicting absolutely despicable means of torture. In contrast, the US treated the few Japanese prisoners they had like kings. Yes, the US dropped atomic bombs, but if you know nothing of their determination to never surrender, then you know nothing of the task required to invade Japan and subdue the residents. My father was a Marine during the Battle of Saipan, and island roughly 12 miners long, bu 5.5 miles wide. He saw how the enemy mutilated the bodies of American soldiers after death. Because the Japanese couldn’t be resupplied, due to a sea battle that disabled or sank many of their ships; as a result, their commander ordered them to fight to the last man. So, out of roughly 30,000 Japanese soldiers, the US forces had to kill 29,000 of those soldiers, on that tiny island, mostly by using flame throwers in caves and pillboxes. THAT is what is meant by the Japanese when they fight to the last man. People who make such glib judgements as you did in your comment generally know only a little, or are eager to take a provocative stance, simply to be provocative. The study of history demands much more than that.
@@voraciousreader3341 he said it himself, clearly. The idea of war crimes had not been codified until etc etc etc. Anyone claiming that has granted themselves a get out of jail card for the unspeakable.
There have always been codes by various terminology & there have always been enemies who broke those codes. What makes you think the point isn't that victors are often just as guilty, that war is rotten in general? It can be necessary to stop a constant threat or violent attacks or invasion etc, but often those who have the might to stop them are imperialist themselves. Etc, etc. We know. I have an idea. How about if before writing any episodes for any shows, all screenwriters contact you & run the idea past you first, and then all shows can be written specifically for you & be to your liking, & screw the rest of humanity? Would that suit your "needs"?! Go sit down. Your self importance is overworked & needs a rest. 🙄😂😒
Always "livin in the loopholes", them.
@@voraciousreader3341 "In contrast, the US treated the few Japanese prisoners they had like kings. " See -- race matters!
No se ingles no me suscribo asi
This channel has Spanish subtitles: ua-cam.com/video/zVO-gZ-lUMY/v-deo.html
Cinehome Return has subtitles & Spanish audio episodes. & Francisco Bravo has subtitles.
I totally agree with this earlier comment when a viewer tried to equate western treatment of their prisoners with that of the totally indoctrinated Japanese of those times i e 19 twenties thierties and of course the 1940s THANK YOU AMERICA How do the Israeli’s fit into this?? I think you use comments about TV shows to insert your own political bias, which is childish. The war crimes committed by the Japanese against ALL of their enemies were horrendous and from a different age of violence. They forced thousands of “enemy” women to act as sex slaves for soldiers, being forcibly raped by up to 20 Japanese soldiers a day, without respite. They were vicious to enemy prisoners, as well, despising those who surrendered, starving them, beating them, forcing them to work when they could barely stand, inflicting absolutely despicable means of torture. In contrast, the US treated the few Japanese prisoners they had like kings. Yes, the US dropped atomic bombs, but if you know nothing of their determination to never surrender, then you know nothing of the task required to invade Japan and subdue the residents. My father was a Marine during the Battle of Saipan, and island roughly 12 miners long, bu 5.5 miles wide. He saw how the enemy mutilated the bodies of American soldiers after death. Because the Japanese couldn’t be resupplied, due to a sea battle that disabled or sank many of their ships; as a result, their commander ordered them to fight to the last man. So, out of roughly 30,000 Japanese soldiers, the US forces had to kill 29,000 of those soldiers, on that tiny island, mostly by using flame throwers in caves and pillboxes. THAT is what is meant by the Japanese when they fight to the last man. People who make such glib judgements as you did in your comment generally know only a little, or are eager to take a provocative stance, simply to be provocative. The study of history demands much more than that.
How many accounts are you going to say the same comment from? & Unecessaily graphic, much?
@@wildwoodsgirl1706 as many as necessary ARENT you just a little ashamed at thinking u can tell people you dont even remotely know off express your opinion fine but try to denigrate others is not the best way in my opinion all the best you are possibly younger than me and i have madfe and still make a hell of a lot of mistakes IM LOOKING FOR a real sexual girlfriend
@@shaughnfourie304 BFD: Who cares?
Very poor upload
Poor upload, sound and visuals. .....what a waste of time
Very weird.
Ha ! Who got Revenge against the dropping of couple a atom bombs ?
And how do I get rid of them?
Cut a long slice of cardboard and stick it over the lower part of your screen. lol
Search for a different channel, sillies! “Opium” is a channel that has the whole “Morse” series, with no pesky subtitles of a foreign language. I just ignored them, but there you are.
You didn't turn them on, so they're embedded, obviously. Why are people so rude, expecting their own way on someone else's channel. If you want it your way, upload it yourself!! Don't know how? Then be grateful someone else DOES & just say thank you!! Did half the adult population completely forget their manners or did you just skip or flunk kindergarten? Honestly. If you want it as aired, buy the DVDs, get a streaming service, or install a free tv app like Tubi or something, which has the entire series. I miss hearing Dutch. Nice to be able to at least read some. & If I didn't miss it I wouldn't resent Dutch people being able to watch this too. Why are you so rude?
@@kahaag 😁 Great answer.
@@voraciousreader3341 Does it have Lewis and the follow to that, "Hathaway" I believe...
So far in all episodes there is sth that is almost repulsive about Morse when it comes to women. At least that is my impression.
Rania El Khayat Not mine. He’s not the male feminist he becomes in Kavanaugh QC, but no womaniser nor woman hater. PS. I’m a 🚺
mckavitt13 I notice that this Changes as the show goes on. I was worried for a while there :) thanks for your reply
@@raniaelkhayat2747Cordial exchange welcome any time. I am bingeing out on Kavanaugh QC at present, but do so w Morse too... & Foyle's War. PS. You know he was married to the also if not quite equally famous Sheila Hancock, 10 years his senior, until he died. She has written two (bio & autobio) books. She is the daughter of the crazy, beloved Tony Hancock. Thaw was a true-blue. His most (only) "womanising" role was perhaps in The Sweeney series... bec it was written that way. What a darling man. PPS. Look at his longed for relationship w Gemma Jones in the first Morse!
mckavitt13 wow. It seems I have a lot to watch now. I read about Morse in a book about crime writers and decided to check it out and now I watch everyday. I discovered there are two spin-offs so I will check them out and now Cavanaugh QV (thanks for the recommendation). There is something soothing about watching Morse although it is all about crime. I enjoying it so much. I just get he female a characters in the first few episodes we’re not comfortable with him or his advances but as the show goes on I only wish he can find someone to date! I am now in Season 4. Thanks for this communication and stay safe :)
@@raniaelkhayat2747 Grand. Know that Foyle's War, begun in 2002, the year of John Thaw's death, stars the most wonderful Michael Kitchen. Enjoy!
Watermarks on screen. Unsubscribe.
There always are. The episodes are all on the free tv apps too, you know. If you mean the captions, this is from Dutch tv. & You can just go, without ceremony lol.
Awful
Why he had the Irish name "O'Lee"?