Spoilers: At the time of this release Endeavour has ended it's run. Morse's Masonic history is now seen in a different light. Though Lewis doesn't know the history of Morse, given to him in a folder, fans of the series do. The reasoning behind the Villain (who is wonderfully played by Ian McDiarmid), wanting Morse to understand what being imprisoned for something he didn't do, doesn't hold anymore. Endeavour's history proved this did happen. Thaw would have certainly played it differently. In hindsight, if this episode were to be (re)made now, Chief Superintendent Strange would certainly be more sympathetic and quick to believe that Morse was being framed.
Doing a rewatch of Morse now is very different from the first go around that is for sure. The first time around I probably would have given this an 8 1/2 now I am giving it a 7 because I can't give it 6 1/2.
Doing a rewatch of Morse now is very different from the first go around that is for sure. The first time around I probably would have given this an 8 1/2 now I am giving it a 7 because I can't give it 6 1/2.