Some of the greatest shows of all time in all genres of television have come from the United Kingdom. Here are the very best ...

The creator of Chief Inspector Morse, one of Britain’s and the world’s favorite fictional detectives, has died. Colin Dexter’s publisher announced that the beloved 86-year-old writer and raconteur ...

Inspector Morse might have concluded over two decades ago, but its devoted following remains as strong as ever, courtesy of ITV airing reruns alongside spin-off series such as Lewis and Endeavour. The ...

Tom, who came to fame playing registrar Sam Strachan in TV’s Holby City, started out in theatre. He was in the National Youth ...

'Endeavour' is a spinoff of the British mystery series 'Inspector Morse,' but series star Shaun Evans says he's never seen an episode of the original show. Thaw’s Morse was a beloved character on ...

Matthew Macfadyen stars as Reid in perhaps his best performance outside Succession. The show was initially cancelled after ...

The British mystery series “Inspector Morse” (1987-2000) proved such a popular mainstay that a prequel called “Endeavour on Masterpiece” (after Morse’s rarely mentioned Christian name) was created in ...

Television shows are frequently marked by prequels and sequels, spinoffs and copycats. But rarely has a franchise been able to dig into deeper soil than that of Inspector Morse. Nonetheless, and to ...

Few would ever call PBS especially courageous, but it took real guts to tamper with the near-sacred memory of John Thaw as Inspector Morse by airing a prequel on “Masterpiece Mystery.” Twenty-five ...

Author Colin Dexter, whose novels spawned the successful crime-drama series “Inspector Morse,” died Tuesday at his home in Oxford, England. He was 86. His 13 “Morse” novels were adapted for the series ...

Let the grieving begin. Tonight, PBS presents the final chapter of the beloved Inspector Morse series, and with it the conclusion of the 21-year-old Mystery! franchise. It's a conscious move from PBS' ...

I believe that most of us have hit a point in our stay-at-home lifestyles where a key element of our existence is comfort. That might mean adding more pillows to the sofa, eating mac-and-cheese more ...