Posts From My Facebook, Twitter and Instagram For Those Not On Those Social Media Platforms. 17th August, 2024.

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PATREON: A Way To Support My Website and my work.

Hello everyone and welcome to this new post.

The Morse Universe is a labour of love, and I want to take it to new heights with your support. By becoming a Patreon, you’re not just contributing financially; you’re becoming a crucial part of a passionate community that believes in the power of the Morse, Lewis and Endeavour series.

Your support directly fuels the growth and improvement of my website, YouTube Channel, Twitch and all other social media sites I use to promote the Morse Universe. Whether it’s upgrading equipment, or expanding the scope, your contribution plays a pivotal role in making The Morse Universe website the best it can be.

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Patreon supporters receive a free copy of any new book I publish. Books for 2024 are a second edition of my Lewis book, a guide book to all the Oxford locations used in the Morse, Lewis and Endeavour series  and a comprehensive, book on the Morse series.

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Before I continue, in case you didn’t know, I have written a book on the Endeavour series. It has a colour (color) version, a B&W version and lastly a kindle version. NEWLY UPDATED 24th JUNE 2024.

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Hello everyone and welcome to a new post. Surprising as it may seem many people are not on social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter etc. So, for these people here are my posts from those social media platforms.

From James Bradshaw’s Twitter.

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Lewis series reused scene: Lions of Nemea, One for Sorrow and Magnum Opus.

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On the 8th August I live streamed from Oxford. To watch the recordings of the stream, which are in two parts, head over to,

https://www.twitch.tv/morselewisendeavour

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Inspector Morse stars Thaw and Whately Croxley Green filming. From the Watford Observer 8th August, 2024.

By Anthony Matthews
Ant_Watford
Community Content Editor

A Watford Observer photographer made the short trip to Durrants House, in Croxley Green, on September 10, 1987 to take these photos of the late John Thaw and Kevin Whately outside the Tudor-type mansion.

Although there is no reference to Inspector Morse in our photographer’s diary for that day – it lists the assignment as ‘John Thaw filming, Durrants Hall, Croxley’ – it is reasonable to assume the actors who played DCI Morse and Sergeant Lewis were filming for the very popular drama detective television series.

Based on a series of novels by Colin Dexter, the drama was first broadcast on ITV in January 6, 1987 and was to run for seven series and five specials, totalling 33 episodes, with the final one airing on November 15, 2000.

A relaxed John Thaw enjoys a drink during a break from filming (Image: Watford Observer)

Kevin Whately and John Thaw outside the grand house in Croxley Green (Image: Watford Observer).

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I’ve booked my ticket to see Abigail Thaw (Endeavour’s Dorothea Frazil) in the new play at the the Oxford Playhouse in October.

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Blackwells, Oxford. I did a quick scan of the Internet and the prices appear reasonable.

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At Oxford Train Station trying to find for Robbie Lewis and Hilary Dobson. Huh! Fat Chance.

 

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Author: Chris Sullivan

Up until a few years ago I was my mum's full time carer. She died in, 2020, of Covid. At the moment I am attempting to write a novel.

3 thoughts

  1. Thanks for this post Chris. I must admit I’m one of “those” who doesn’t like and am not on social media except for your twitch stream. Really nice job merging the two Morses reciting one of my favorite poems. And that must have been a surprise coming onto that mural. Oxford is certainly Morse town!

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    1. Hi Kathleen. Coming across the mural was a huge surprise especially when I have never seen it mentioned anywhere else before.

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