Season 9 – Endeavour

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dave B @RT51811019 Mar 13 I just finished the finale. Wow! What a great series. Everything was excellent: filming characters acting story lines See more Andrew S @RT49353263 12/10/2023 Fantastic wrap-up to a fantastic show. (There were only a couple episodes in season 8 that felt subpar, other than that is was a consistently well-done show.) See more Irene A @RT19646695 07/07/2023 The final season was not good. Especially compared to standards set by previous seasons. It did tie up loose ends, technically, which was probably the main goal. However, the directing, the script, and the editing were poorly done. The main goal of every fictional story, but especially this kind of story, is for the "suspension of disbelief" to be possible and plausible. In this final season, the suspension of disbelief was mostly not possible. There are some genuinely lazy, odd, and cringe moments. It's almost as if everyone involved with the production was very burned out. The final season makes me think that the finale of this series was a bit overdue. I'd definitely recommend earlier seasons and ask the audience to lower their expectations a bit for the last couple of seasons. See more Linda @RT32254425 07/03/2023 The last season of Endeavor is outstanding. As always the actors are superb. The twists and turns were well written and the ending was perfectly suited to the show! It will be greatly missed! See more Connie L @RT10589228 06/27/2023 So sorry this is ending. The second episode of season 9 is a favorite. Didn't we know something would keep him from meeting Joan at the pub. Favorite things: casting of the young privileged Oxford thugs, such pretty boys; the conversations between Thursday and Bright; Bright at the scene of bringing up the bodies; the two well-known actors who played the actors in the 'Jolly' detective series. Thanks for so much fun Shaun Evans, Roger Allam, Anton Lesser and all the creatives who brought us this great series. See more Carolyn S @CWSCOTT 06/20/2023 Wooden and stiff, alas. This episode felt like a play, with characters in set positions (for example, Thursday on a bench, Morse standing beside him) speaking their lines. There was little fluidity between scenes. The characters who seemed most "real" were Joan and Strange. I noticed Shaun Evans did the directing, and I wondered if he had become smitten with theater. I also wondered if Roger Allam needed to sit a lot for health reasons. I liked most of the previous seasons, but I may not even watch the rest of this season… and I love mysteries! See more Read all reviews

Endeavour — Season 9

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