 | In 'The Way Through The Woods' the chief suspect in the Lovers Lane murder in killed in prison. Now Morse faces another killing... In 'The Daughters Of Cain' Morse and Lewis investigate a murder. |
 | In 'East Meets West Part One' Master Chung falls ill and tells his daughter that she must reunite with the other Ninja Turtles to save humankind. Also features the four remaining parts of 'East Meets West', 'Staff Of Bu-Ki', 'Silver And Gold' and... |
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 | The last Morse adventure 'The Remorseful Day' which finds Morse following Lewis in his investigation into a year old murder. Also a celebration of Morse in 'Morse Rest In Peace'. |
 | In 'Service Of All The Dead' a church warden is found dead in his vestry. Inspector Morse is put on the case. Before long he has five murders to solve... Also 'The Wolvercote Tongue'. Based on the novels by Colin Dexter. |
 | In 'The Settling Of The Sun' Inspector Morse and Sergeant Lewis investigate the mysterious death of a Japanese student at Oxford. 'Last Seen Wearing' follows the investigation into a missing schoolgirl. |
 | In 'The Death Of The Self' a woman dies whilst on a course in Italy. When the verdict is given as accidental death Morse and Lewis investigate. In 'Absolute Conviction' a jailed, and now dead, businessman gives Morse and Lewis a new case. |
 | Two stories taken from the novels by Colin Dexter produced for television. In 'The Last Enemy' a battle for a college post results in murder. In 'Deceived By Flight' a cricket match becomes the setting for an investigation into murder and... |
 | In 'Masonic Mysteries' Morse becomes the chief suspect in a murder case. He must convince Lewis of his innocence and catch the real killer of Beryl Newsome. In 'Second Time Around' the murder of a retired Deputy Police Commissioner is investigated.... |
 | In 'Last Bus To Woodstock' the body of a young insurance clerk is found in a pub car park, Inspector Morse is called in. In 'The Ghost In The Machine' valuable erotic paintings are stolen from the stately home of Lord Hanbury and his disappearance is... |
