[Leica] Leica TV sighting (BBC, so it must be credible!)

[hlritter at bex.net (Howard Ritter)]

My wife and I are well familiar with, and great fans of, Kevin Whately's 
portrayal of Inspector Lewis and were delighted to learn that, contrary to 
original accounts, the show is coming back for a new season. Anxiously 
waiting to find out whether his partner, D/I Hathaway, stuck with his 
decision to quit the Oxford police force. I hope not; as an Oxford graduate, 
in Divinity yet, he was a supremely interesting policeman.

Unfortunately, for whatever reason we never saw the Inspector Morse series, 
but I'm sure we'll be streaming it from Amazon too. But why are you waiting 
for series 2 of Endeavour to come to Amazon? No PBS in your area? Anyway, I 
think it can be watched free on the PBS website.

?howard


On Jul 14, 2014, at 6:39 PM, Jay Burleson <leica at jayburleson.com> wrote:

> I've watched the tv movie establishing the series and all of series 1.
> Excellent show, and I await series 2 to come up on Amazon for free.
> 
> Find the "Inspector Lewis" series if you like this genre; it follows 
> Robbie Lewis, Morse's sidekick, after Morse dies.
> 
> Jay
> 
> On 7/14/2014 3:22 PM, Howard Ritter wrote:
>> Anybody watching the BBC Masterpiece Mystery series "Endeavour" on 
>> American PBS TV? We just watched the 6 July 2014 episode, #2 ("Nocturne") 
>> of Season 2, last night. For a few minutes an amateur sleuth was part of 
>> the action, taking flash photos (poorly simulated in the cinematography) 
>> in an allegedly haunted house and thereby capturing an image of the 
>> miscreant and his victim. The camera was an M, I think M3, equipped with 
>> a potato-masher strobe flash unit. The series is set in 1966.
>> 
>> Also featured is a DDG prototypical BEB Brit bird as the female lead, 
>> Susy Kane well casted. She's a third good reason for watching.
>> 
>> ?howard
> 
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