Muse
- Episode aired Jun 24, 2018
- TV-14
- 1h 29m
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8.2/10
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Past and present collide in Oxford, as the auction of a priceless Faberge Egg gets underway at Lonsdale College.Past and present collide in Oxford, as the auction of a priceless Faberge Egg gets underway at Lonsdale College.Past and present collide in Oxford, as the auction of a priceless Faberge Egg gets underway at Lonsdale College.
Rhys Isaac-Jones
- Spencer Bell
- (as Rhys Isaac Jones)
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Did you know
- TriviaAn important character in this story is a girl who has worked as a model for an artist named Pickman. "Pickman's Model" is the title of a famous horror story by H.P. Lovecraft.
- GoofsWhen Endeavour looks in the "Bachelors' Directory" the Oxford telephone numbers are 6 digits long. Oxford didn't move to 6 digit numbers until the 1980s.
- Quotes
DCI Fred Thursday: You're a third division shake-down artist and fourth-rate ponce. Always were, always will be. If there's any comeback over Joey, I'll have your cobblers for a key-fob. Mind how you go.
- Crazy creditsIn the closing credits after the actors' names have cycled through, certain letters of the crew's names are colored red. In order, these red letters spell out "Artemisia Gentileschi," the name of the notable female painter of "Judith and Holofernes," which is directly referenced in this episode. Artemisia Gentileschi was raped by one of her father's associates, who then refused to marry her. Gentileschi's father brought the associate to court, and although the man was found guilty and banished from Rome, the order was never enforced. Artemisia Gentileschi later painted three variations on the Judith and Holofernes story. It is widely accepted that she was expressing her desire to punish the man who raped her through the subject of these paintings.
- ConnectionsReferences The Saint (1962)
- SoundtracksMain Theme
Main Theme by Barrington Pheloung
Featured review
Back with a bang.
Endeavour returned to our screens, and about time too. Another exceptional episode, the usual brilliance from the team behind it. Morse, no longer the junior now has poor young DC George Fancy to berate and get frustrated with, I am now genuinely seeing the John Thaw character shine through like never before, the irritation we see John Thaw's Morse have with lesser mortals now visible.
Superb performances from the entire cast, Shaun Evans and Roger Allam never dip from the incredible standard they set from the Pilot episode. Charlotte Hope arguably stole the show, Eve's showdown with Morse was arguably the highlight scene from the episode.
The story was brilliant, the show's ability to surprise and intrigue never seems to falter. I think they took the killings to a whole new level for Endeavour, more graphic, more macabre then usual, historically the sixties was quite a violent era for crime. The killings in this one were nasty. I literally didn't see the outcome of this one coming! No pun intended.
Thank you ITV for returning this fabulous show with a six part series.
Superb performances from the entire cast, Shaun Evans and Roger Allam never dip from the incredible standard they set from the Pilot episode. Charlotte Hope arguably stole the show, Eve's showdown with Morse was arguably the highlight scene from the episode.
The story was brilliant, the show's ability to surprise and intrigue never seems to falter. I think they took the killings to a whole new level for Endeavour, more graphic, more macabre then usual, historically the sixties was quite a violent era for crime. The killings in this one were nasty. I literally didn't see the outcome of this one coming! No pun intended.
Thank you ITV for returning this fabulous show with a six part series.
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