TV detectives

[amateur51]

Tricky.

Raid the law; make rot percent is the best I can do!

What would Saga say? :unsmiley:

[Pabmusic]

Tricky.

Raid the law; make rot percent is the best I can do!

If you allow me some licence with the letter e:

dire!...ham!...prattle!...(yawn)...e[eeeee]!...Rocket!!!!

[vinteuil]

I liked The Mind of Mr JG Reeder - Hugh Burden, I think?

[Anna]

For Morse fans who want a respite from the Jubilee Concert and don't mind repeats, I've just noticed that ITV3 at tonight 7pm have Morse followed by Vera. Edit: Morse and Vera also on Tuesday and then different timings throughout rest of the week.

[Nick Armstrong]

For Morse fans who want a respite from the Jubilee Concert and don't mind repeats, I've just noticed that ITV3 at 7pm have Morse.

Repeats of Morse have a similar comfort viewing factor to repeats of Dad's Army

Has anyone mentioned Foyle's War? Michael Kitchen's performances are as subtle and watchable as any other 'detective' on TV. High up in the 'comfort' stakes as well

[Northender]

For Morse fans who want a respite from the Jubilee Concert and don't mind repeats, I've just noticed that ITV3 at 7pm have Morse followed by Vera.

I don't think Vera is Morse's type (or vice versa indeed.

[Nick Armstrong]

I don't think Vera is Morse's type (or vice versa indeed.

[amateur51]

I liked The Mind of Mr JG Reeder - Hugh Burden, I think?

Hugh Burden it was, vints

That's 'going back a bit, mind

What about Mr Rose starring William Mervyn as a retired Scotland Yard high-up?

[amateur51]

Repeats of Morse have a similar comfort viewing factor to repeats of Dad's Army

Has anyone mentioned Foyle's War? Michael Kitchen's performances are as subtle and watchable as any other 'detective' on TV. High up in the 'comfort' stakes as well

Completely agree, Caliban - and the splendid Honeysuckle Weekes (sp?) riding shot-gun (as it were)

[vinteuil]

the splendid Honeysuckle Weekes :

... the splendid Honeysuckle Weekes, yes indeed! Brava to her, and bravi to her parents - I mean, any normal upper-middle-class parents might have christened her "Lonicera" - but "Honeysuckle" - well, bravos all round

[Nick Armstrong]

... the splendid Honeysuckle Weekes, yes indeed! Brava to her, and bravi to her parents - I mean, any normal upper-middle-class parents might have christened her "Lonicera" - but "Honeysuckle" - well, bravos all round

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

Honeysuckle Weeks, I think; sister of Perdita and Rollo.

[amateur51]

Honeysuckle Weeks, I think; sister of Perdita and Rollo.

Honeysuckle Weeks, now married to Lorne as Mrs Honeysuckle Stormonth-Darling.

Must have cost her parents a fortune in new Cash's nametapes

[vinteuil]

Mrs Honeysuckle Stormonth-Darling.

:

golly gosh!!

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-528706/what-Foyle-say-The-shocking-truth-Honeysuckle-Weeks-primmest-girl-TV-html

nope, don't think that link works, Anyhoo - if you're that curious, a google of Honeysuckle Stormonth-Darling will I'm sure satisfy...

[amateur51]

If you allow me some licence with the letter e:

dire!...ham!...prattle!...(yawn)...e[eeeee]!...Rocket!!!!

Steady, Pabs - sup this Kentish ale til the feeling comes back to your tonsils