Hello fellow Endeavourists and welcome the penultimate post on scenes missing or shortened from the fifth series of Endeavour.
A huge thank you must go to my American friend Kathleen who took the time and effort to go through the episodes and find the afore-mentioned scenes. Thank you Kathleen.
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I have as before split the video into two parts.
Hi, Christopher!
How nice to wake up to these missing scenes. Thank you so much!
Now we know many more answers to baffling transitions. I look forward to trying to discern if Bagshot was truthful when she denied knowledge of Fennix. That doesn’t sound right to me.
Also, aside, I found the Fennix guy much like George Waleggan in Poldark. Different actor, I know, but same voice and “ethics”.
I wanted to let you know that when I gave my direct email to subscribe, it toggled to word press, where it only recognized the Gmail account attached to my phone. Not complaining, just informing.
Good luck with University this fall! I went back for a master’s in special education in my late 50s. It was an adjustment, even for a lifelong learner!
It’s great to finish something once started though. Wish you the best!
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Thank you Christopher – I’m new to your site but delighted to have discovered it!
Welcome Susan.
Thanks for this. Dorothy is quite the lady!
Was just going through some of your past blog posts, clips, readings etc. What a thorough and interesting effort you have made. I think you and Longish are my top favorites for now and hope your college course is going well.
I appreciate your site so much. I am American, and so enjoy Endeavour that I purchased a VCR that would play international dvd’s. As soon as each season is made available, I buy the British dvd from Amazon. Then I don’t have to wait several months for it to appear on our public television station. What first drew me to the series was the “feel” of the 50’s that I well remember, being 69 years old. Thanks, Chris – you make it even more enjoyable!