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Hello everyone and welcome. Another sad day in the Morse Universe. I have just found out that Stephen Churchett died on January 2022 (aged 74).
Stephen Churchett was an actor and television writer. He starred in the Lewis episode Intelligent Design, series seven, episode three. Apart from starring in the episode, Stephen also wrote the story for the episode. Stephen played Richard Seagar who is jailed for the killing a young girl while drink driving.
Stephen Churchett as Richard Seagar.
Stephen also wrote many episodes for the Morse Universe. He not only wrote the story for the Lewis episode, Intelligent Design, but he also wrote the screenplays for the Lewis episodes; – The Gift of Promise (2011), – Wild Justice (2011), – Dark Matter (2010), – Allegory of Love (2009), and the pilot episode – Reputation (2006).
Stephen also wrote the screenplay for the Morse episode, Remorseful Day.
Although not part of the Morse Universe it is worth noting he wrote for the series starring John Thaw, Kavanagh QC: The End of Law (2001), – End Game (1999), and – Previous Convictions (1999). He also wrote an episode of the John Thaw series, Monsignor Renard.
Stephen wrote not only some of my favourite episodes but also some of my comfort episodes; Reputation, Dark Matter and Allegory of Love. But let’s not get away from the fact that all the episodes he wrote for the Morse Universe were very good.
Thank you Stephen for being a big part of the Morse Universe and bringing so many Morse Universe fans so much joy. I’m sure I speak for everyone when I write that our thoughts are with his family.
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Thank you Stephen, for some fine stories. Allegory of Love is one of my favourite Lewis episodes
This is sad news indeed. Stephen Churchett was a gifted writer, and his episodes are among my all-time favorites. I’m glad we got to see him in Intelligent Design. My thoughts and prayers are with his family.