Inspector Morse

In this episode of Twilight of the Gods, a university ceremony is shattered when a sniper's bullet strikes an opera singer in the audience. The attack raises the unsettling possibility that she wasn't the intended target, leaving investigators to untangle the motives behind the shot. The incident forces the academic community to confront the intrusion of lethal force into a setting normally reserved for learning and celebration. As the inquiry continues, the question of the shooter’s true target hangs over the proceedings. Gish and Weisz appear in the episode, contributing to the unfolding narrative. The storyline remains centred on the mystery of the misdirected shot, and tension builds as clues emerge.

The episode centres on a convicted suspect who had been charged with the murders of five different victims. While serving his sentence, he is violently killed inside the prison. His sudden death throws the original investigation into disarray, as the circumstances surrounding his demise become a fresh point of interest for the authorities. Detective Morse takes up the case, focusing particularly on the fact that the body of one of the alleged victims hasn't ever been recovered. He delves into the missing corpse, questioning why it was never located despite the other killings being documented, and seeks answers that could reshape the understanding of the original crimes.

The episode centres on a convicted suspect who had been charged with the murders of five different victims. While serving his sentence, he is violently killed inside the prison. His sudden death throws the original investigation into disarray, as the circumstances surrounding his demise become a fresh point of interest for the authorities. Detective Morse takes up the case, focusing particularly on the fact that the body of one of the alleged victims hasn't ever been recovered. He delves into the missing corpse, questioning why it was never located despite the other killings being documented, and seeks answers that could reshape the understanding of the original crimes.

Chief Inspector is called to look into a seemingly senseless shooting that took place when a woman was gunned down through the kitchen window of her home. With no clear motive and few clues, the inspector must piece together what happened behind the glass, and he canvasses neighbours, examines the shattered pane and interviews anyone who heard the gunfire. As the inquiry deepens, he finds himself drawn into a fierce election battle within an Oxford college, where rival factions clash over the upcoming vote. The rivalry pits academic groups against each other, and the inspector's presence may tip the balance as he seeks answers.

Chief Inspector is called to look into a seemingly senseless shooting that took place when a woman was gunned down through the kitchen window of her home. With no clear motive and few clues, the inspector must piece together what happened behind the glass, and he canvasses neighbours, examines the shattered pane and interviews anyone who heard the gunfire. As the inquiry deepens, he finds himself drawn into a fierce election battle within an Oxford college, where rival factions clash over the upcoming vote. The rivalry pits academic groups against each other, and the inspector's presence may tip the balance as he seeks answers.

During a spell of convalescence in hospital, an Oxford detective is handed a book that catalogues crimes from the Victorian period. The volume, filled with grisly accounts, catches his attention and quickly becomes the focus of his thoughts. He pores over the pages, noting each detail, and the historical context fuels his curiosity. Soon the detective finds himself drawn into the particulars of a murder that occurred in 1859, and he grows increasingly intent on uncovering what happened. His investigation intensifies as he pieces together the scant evidence, determined to bring closure to a case that has lain dormant for more than a century. The episode stars John Thaw in the titular role.

During a spell of convalescence in hospital, an Oxford detective is handed a book that catalogues crimes from the Victorian period. The volume, filled with grisly accounts, catches his attention and quickly becomes the focus of his thoughts. He pores over the pages, noting each detail, and the historical context fuels his curiosity. Soon the detective finds himself drawn into the particulars of a murder that occurred in 1859, and he grows increasingly intent on uncovering what happened. His investigation intensifies as he pieces together the scant evidence, determined to bring closure to a case that has lain dormant for more than a century. The episode stars John Thaw in the titular role.