The Story of Lewis (TV series), Oxford, My Wife and Me!

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Unfortunately, I have not much time to write my thoughts, as I must work almost 50 hours a week (yes, the life is not always fair!) but now in these days as I have a few holidays I take this opportunity to share with you; friends about this beautiful city: Oxford. 🙂

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I don’t know if anybody has seen or watched this dramatic Police serial on the TV, I myself spotted this about last year on one the “not so popular” channel in the German TV and I was immediately in love with that as my wife joined me later in the same way. It is really a very sensible TV loop and in the opposite of many others, it’s very intellectual. created and written by Colin Dexter.

Anyway, It was a very strong reason to plan a trip to Oxford to see this wonderful city with so many fascinating old buildings and universities as we’re following the stories which were interesting enough, to watch the structures and the houses here and there in the streets.

Although, not being untold that I’ve found later that this serial began primarily under the name; Inspector Morse “had been played by John Thaw” who died of cancer in 2001 and thereafter it follows under the name Inspector Lewis with Kevin Whately who had played as Surgent Lews by Morse, here in the new episode took the post of inspector with Laurence Fox as DS James Hathaway.

THE REMORSEFUL DAY: The Inspector Morse Finale Thursday, February 22, 2001 on PBS PASSING THE TORCH John Thaw and Kevin Whately team up one last time as Inspector Morse and Sergeant Lewis in Morse’s final case, The Remorseful Day, Thursday, February 22, 2001, 9 to 11PM (check local listings) on PBS’s MYSTERY! Morse’s sixty-four-episode run is the longest in MYSTERY! history. SHOWN Kevin Whately and John Thaw as Sergeant Lewis and Chief Inspector Morse CREDIT © Carlton International / MYSTERY!

In any case, long speech and short sense as one may say, we have decided to take a short trip to Oxford in May and were lucky because of the weather, as it was wonderfully sunny and warm 🙂 and as we walk through the streets between these giant walls, it seems we’re learning with every breath we took, something new 😉 and I can just recommend undertaking the trip to everyone in to this amazing city.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inspector_Morse_(TV_series)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lewis_(TV_series)

8 thoughts on “The Story of Lewis (TV series), Oxford, My Wife and Me!”

    • Oh WOW! You have surprised me with your digging up my posts my very very dearest Jean 😯🤠 it’s like a wonderful present for me 🥰😄😃🙏❤❤❤❤ that means a lot to me, thank you my lovely friend 🙏 😘 and yes, it’s true, very interesting character he has. Have a great weekend my dear and thanks a lot again 🙏🙏❣🌺❤🤗🙏🥰😘😘

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