episode guide for Inspector Morse

From: zlsiimw@mcchpc.mcc.ac.uk Mon Apr 27 02:42:31 1992


Here is the episode guide for Inspector Morse. The information in brackets
after each title is the director, the writer and the date of first transmission
in the UK. If anybody has the dates for the repeats I would be grateful for
them.


Series 1, producer Kenny McBain

The Dead of Jericho  (Alastair Reid, Anthony Minghella, 06/01/87)
The Silent World of Nicholas Quinn  (Brian parker, Julian Mitchell, 13/01/87)
Service of all the Dead  (peter Hammond, Julian Mitchell, 20/01/87)


Series 2, producer Kenny McBain

The Wolvercote Tongue  (Alastair Reid, Julian Mitchell, 25/12/87)
Last Seen Wearing  (Edward Bennett, Thomas Ellice, 08/03/88)
The Settling of the Sun  (Peter Hammond, Charles Wood, 15/03/88)
Last Bus to Woodstock  (Peter Duffell, Michael Wilcox, 22/03/88)


Series 3, producer Chris Burt

Ghost in the Machine  (Herbert Wise, Julian Mitchell, 04/01/89)
The Last Enemy  (James Scott, Peter Buckman, 11/01/89)
Deceived by Flight  (Anthony Simmons, Anthony Minghella, 18/01/89)
The Secret of Bay 5B  (Jim Goddard, Alma Cullen, 25/01/89)


Series 4, producer David Lascelles

The Infernal Serpent  (John Madden, Alma Cullen, 03/01/90)
The Sins of the Fathers  (Peter Hammond, Jeremy Burnham, 10/01/90)
Driven to Distraction  (Sandy Johnson, Anthony Minghella, 17/01/90)
Masonic Mysteries  (Danny Boyle, Julian Mitchell, 24/01/90)


Series 5, producer David Lascelles

Second Time Around  (Adrian Shergold, Daniel Boyle, 20/02/91)
Fat Chance  (Roy Battersby, Alma Cullen, 27/02/91)
Who Killed Harry Field?  (Colin Gregg, Geoffrey Case, 13/03/91)
Greeks Bearing Gifts  (Adrian Shergold, Peter Nichols, 20/03/91)
Promised Land  (John Madden, Julian Mitchell, 27/03/91)


Series 6, producer Deirdre Keir

Dead on Time  (John Madden, Daniel Boyle, 26/02/92)
Happy Families  (Adrian Shergold, Daniel Boyle, 11/03/92)
The Death of the Self  (Colin Gregg, Alma Cullen, 25/03/92)
Absolute Conviction  (Antonia Bird, John Brown, 08/04/92)
Cherubim and Seraphim  (Danny Boyle, Julian Mitchell, 15/04/92)


Series 7, producer ?

this will be the last series :-(   :-(   :-(


Two bits of Morse trivia:                                               
the original writer of the books, Colin Dexter, has made fleeting appearances
in quite a few (all?) of the films

the blippy bit at the start of the music at the end is morse code for Morse


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Mark Whidby, Distributed Systems, Manchester Computing Centre

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