Inspector Morse

S00E04

The Wench is Dead

While Morse is in hospital for a bleeding ulcer, he takes an interest in an 1859 murder and becomes convinced its resolution was a miscarriage of justice.

• Directed by Robert Knights
• Written by Malcolm Bradbury

S05E01

Second Time Around

The mysterious death of a former deputy police commissioner brings Morse into reluctant contact with an old rival, Ch Insp Dawson. Morse and Lewis, in uneasy tandem with Dawson, spot a link with the unsolved murder of a young girl 18 years earlier. To find the latest killer they have to unravel the first case again.

• Directed by Adrian Shergold
• Written by Daniel Boyle

S04E03

Driven to Distraction

The apparently motiveless murder of two young women points to a psychotic killer. Morse's speculations on what they might have in common leads him to a local garage owner, Jeremy Boynton, who knew them both, and who arouses his suspicions and dislike. Convinced that Boynton holds the key to the crime, Morse begins to hound him, despite having no firm evidence. Morse is also faced with the possible oss of his beloved red Mk II Jaguar.

• Directed by Sandy Johnson
• Written by Kenny McBain, Anthony Minghella

S00E02

The Daughters of Cain

An Oxford professor and fund raiser is stabbed to death at home with a weapon that is yet to be stolen from a university museum.

• Directed by Herbert Wise
• Written by Julian Mitchell

S00E03

Death Is Now My Neighbour

When the next-door neighbour of a murdered woman is also killed, Morse suspects the first shooting may have been an error.

• Directed by Charles Beeson
• Written by Julian Mitchell

S03E01

The Ghost in the Machine

Morse investigates the reported theft of erotic paintings belonging to Sir Julius Hanbury, a local baronet who is one of those standing for election as the new Master of Courtney College, Oxford. As well as the pictures, Sir Julius himself has also disappeared. Morse finds Sir Julius's dead body, and at first it looks like murder, but the new police pathologist, Dr Grayling Russell, believes he killed himself. Then there is another death which is undoubtedly a murder - but how is it connected with the late Sir Julius Hanbury?

• Directed by Herbert Wise
• Written by Julian Mitchell

S00E08

Inspector Morse Rest in Peace

S00E05

The Remorseful Day

• Directed by Jack Gold
• Written by Stephen Churchett

S00E04

The Wench is Dead

• Directed by Robert Knights
• Written by Malcolm Bradbury

S00E03

Death Is Now My Neighbour

• Directed by Charles Beeson
• Written by Julian Mitchell

S00E02

The Daughters of Cain

• Directed by Herbert Wise
• Written by Julian Mitchell

S00E01

The Way Through the Woods

• Directed by John Madden
• Written by Russell Lewis