Death Of An Expert Witness Episode 1 8 Apr. 1983

[@ginosuarez5941]

I am so Fortunate to have lived in London circa mid 70s. Love British mystery shows. I studied theater many years ago and believe Brits have a superb command of the Thespian art.

[@atthebijou8209]

YOU'RE RIGHT!!! they used to have an enviable repertory network and it shows still in older actors like Ian McKellen. the way Americans had vaudeville, the great training ground.

[@lhasalynn2091]

I'm from NYC, but lived in London during the 1970's and early 80's and could never get over the quality of the acting in GB. I loved the mysteries, the plays, the comedies. Sadly, we really do not have as much to compare!! I missed it all when I moved back! (My twin was an actress and loved British dramas, etc., too.) Lynn in NYC

[@LudaMas-b6k]

Absolutely perfect, all the episodes. I'd like to have all these DVDS in my collection

[@greenman6141]

The scene in which we first meet the man who gets the Institute job, makes me a tad wistful. I know that pipe smoking is bad for the health of humans, and all other creatures (poor housecats get awful diseases from living with hard core cigarette smokers), but I remember when there were still some pipe smokers about. And pipe smoke is NOTHING like cigarettes - which just smell like burning trash, or cigars. Pipe smoke is usually beautifully aromatic. Smelling a bit of it wafting over on a breeze in a garden of an evening could be rather a delight.

[@kwakkers68]

I lean towards agreeing with you, though my uncle who loved his pipe had a most appalling death. Alas, it's just not worth it

[@mariameere5807]

I gave up cigarettes in 2020 jan 1st but now I’m using an NHS device and it’s saved my lungs and my purse! (That means handbag in the US 🇺🇸 confusing, I wonder what they call a purse!? Maybe a wallet which we use for men!) I am grateful on behalf of all cats! (Animal Lover!)❤

[@annebrockett5347]

Loved this in the 80s - love it today - good writing, well paced storyline and good restrained acting across the cast - very close to the novel and way better than the Martin Shaw 'Dagleish' stories. Not for those who expect lots of action or depressing Broadchurch-esque thrillers performed by actors who would do well in Victorian melodramas

[@lyndafaye6748]

Yes, yes, I'd rather watch a rerun from Agathie Christie , Poirot, or Inspector Morse, than any newly-filmed movie with a boring plot and poorly-casted characters! When I want a break from writing music,I don't want to watch car chases and peope screaming in Hollywood to get attention!! Discovered " A Touch of Frost", some good Irish and scottish accents, and English Eloquence, Trial and Tribulation, too; I need BELIEVABLE characters and I'm tired of the "unrealistic events" set forth too. Anythinkg starring Michale Caine or Hal Holbrook , Pierce Brosen... TO NAME A FEW! Thank you to those REAL WRITERS ! "One Enchanted Evening, I Found an Old Friend, sung in Italian by Ana Marie Ceuca. For the children during the COVERTS: Devil be Gone With the Wind...for classical, "Opera at its Worst" and "I Ain't no Middleman" FredGold&LyndaFaye. Riverboat Queen, by Phil Bowen ,UK.

[@jeanettesdaughter]

Have read almost all of Dame PD James, wonderful writing, wonderful witness to human frailty and resilience.

[@thadtuiol1717]

So many old acting stalwarts of the 70s and 80s in this who are now sadly no longer with us, like Barry Foster and Geoffrey Palmer

[@siddfinch-f4q]

i love geoffrey palmer in 'a fairly secret army', channel 4 , its on the tube somewhere.

[@michaelhitchcock9255]

I started my PD James experience by reading the books. Since I have watched this series and the newer one with Bertie Carvel as the inspector. Although I think Bertie plays the inspector more like the description in the books, this older series is better overall. Each book is presented in much more detail due to the larger number of episodes. Glad to be able to watch it again.

[@englishrose47]

Roy Marsden will never be surpassed as Dalgleish.

[@izzy9132]

I believe the few later Dalgleish murder mysteries I saw long ago in the US weren't nearly as complex as this one is. Am beginning no.3 and am so excited as there are just so many potential murderers and victims too. I'm on the edge of my seat with anticipation. Thank you Rudolph.

[@pauljackson2473]

The later movies weren’t as long. They took fairly long books and condensed them into well paced mysteries without all the side stories. These older miniseries tried to encompass the entire novel. They were about 6 hours long. In some cases they really dragged a little. Sometimes reading something is so much better than watching it in movie form. I love PD James’ writing. It’s incredibly involved with a decent tradition mystery at it’s core.

[@Oxford322]

Bless you for sharing these !

[@englishrose47]

Roy Marsden will never be surpassed as Dalgliesh.

[@soniavadnjal7553]

If he had never acted another role, it wouldn't matter. He'll always be remembered for this.

[@gracegood3661]

Recently had Sandbaggers pop up on my algorithm. Roy Marsden was awesome.

[@sylviaroberts8103]

@@gracegood3661. Glad to have seen your comment - have now located The Sandbaggers and will watch it shortly. Thank you Grace.

[@gracegood3661]

Did you enjoy Sandbaggers?

[@sylviaroberts8103]

@@gracegood3661 Kind of you to ask. Yes, I’ve watched the first one (connected with the Norwegian Secret Service requesting help to rescue agents inside Russia). That was good and I’ve downloaded others to watch whenever possible. I agree that Roy Marsden is awesome. I noticed he’s one of those rare actors who can convey a whole range of emotions just through his eyes - annoyance, amusement, contempt - especially contempt. That cold stare. Yikes! Am looking forward to watching other episodes and am grateful to you for your recommendation. Sending greetings from Wales, U.K.

[@mariaavery1212]

Many of these drama series I have not seen; but what was such a great surprise is that Roy Marsden was in each one of them. Wow ❤❤

[@hanno-erdmanntietz8424]

Interesting to see young Brenda Blethyn ('Vera') in this episode, playing the character of 'Angela Foley'.

[@LALyman223]

She wasn't in the credits. I don't think this is her episode.

[@hanno-erdmanntietz8424]

@@LALyman223 According to IMDb Brenda Blethyn appeared in episodes 2 - 7.

[@LALyman223]

@@hanno-erdmanntietz8424 but not the episode referred to, hence my comment.

[@hanno-erdmanntietz8424]

@@LALyman223 Exactly, you‘re absolutely right.

[@melodiefrances3898]

Can't wait to see her ❤

[@das5938]

Rudolf, thanks so much for sharing these marvelous episodes!!

[@lyndafaye6748]

Yes, yes, I'd rather watch a rerun from Agathie Christie , Poirot, or Inspector Morse, than any newly-filmed movie with a boring plot and poorly-casted characters! When I want a break from writing music,I don't want to watch car chases and peope screaming in Hollywood to get attention!! Discovered " A Touch of Frost", some good Irish and scottish accents, and English Eloquence, Trial and Tribulation, too; I need BELIEVABLE characters and I'm tired of the "unrealistic events" set forth too. Anythinkg starring Michale Caine or Hal Holbrook , Pierce Brosen... TO NAME A FEW! Thank you to those REAL WRITERS ! "One Enchanted Evening, I Found an Old Friend, sung in Italian by Ana Marie Ceuca. For the children during the COVERTS: Devil be Gone With the Wind...for classical, "Opera at its Worst" and "I Ain't no Middleman" FredGold&LyndaFaye. Riverboat Queen, by Phil Bowen ,UK.

[@marilaucher9989]

The shots of the county side are like beautiful paintings. Besides the writing and acting the backdrop of British mystery is the best. Noting like any of it here in the Colonies (smile).

[@Thepourdeuxchanson]

This was filmed in the fens. I think Wicken Fen. The gorgeous town of Ely rises up out of the flat landscape, and on bright mornings the glittering tower of the cathedral looks like a great ship in full sail. The fens aren't everyone's notion of beautiful landscape, but I liked it there.

[@lyndafaye6748]

I think the intro music came from the composer of the old Sherlock Holms films ??? Yes, yes, I'd rather watch a rerun from Agathie Christie , Poirot, or Inspector Morse, than any newly-filmed movie with a boring plot and poorly-casted characters! When I want a break from writing music,I don't want to watch car chases and peope screaming in Hollywood to get attention!! Discovered " A Touch of Frost", some good Irish and scottish accents, and English Eloquence, Trial and Tribulation, too; I need BELIEVABLE characters and I'm tired of the "unrealistic events" set forth too. Anythinkg starring Michale Caine or Hal Holbrook , Pierce Brosen... TO NAME A FEW! Thank you to those REAL WRITERS ! "One Enchanted Evening, I Found an Old Friend, sung in Italian by Ana Marie Ceuca. For the children during the COVERTS: Devil be Gone With the Wind...for classical, "Opera at its Worst" and "I Ain't no Middleman" FredGold&LyndaFaye. Riverboat Queen, by Phil Bowen ,UK.

[@marilaucher9989]

@@lyndafaye6748 What we watch,listen to read and speak defines us.

[@dixiecat666]

Fabulous, thank you so much .

[@elizabethbower2168]

This was her best novel in my opinion a much tighter plot

[@nancybingham7298]

thanks for posting these

[@knowmater]

A treasure! Thank you.

[@coastalseasider4634]

Roy Marsden & Geoffrey Palmer. Perfect.

[@beaumontwoolrich8791]

Remember watching these episodes on "Mystery" on my PBS channel

[@VictoriaAlfredSmythe]

Thank you from Manhattan ©2024

[@katherineprongos3929]

Thank you too--loved these.

[@johndrake2729]

The only miniseries of P.D. James to feature Marsden doing voiceovers. Love it.

[@sdeee3842]

Your uploads save me a night of nothing to watch on the iPad! 💕👍🏾💕

[@lyndafaye6748]

Yes, yes, I'd rather watch a rerun from Agathie Christie , Poirot, or Inspector Morse, than any newly-filmed movie with a boring plot and poorly-casted characters! When I want a break from writing music,I don't want to watch car chases and peope screaming in Hollywood to get attention!! Discovered " A Touch of Frost", some good Irish and scottish accents, and English Eloquence, Trial and Tribulation, too; I need BELIEVABLE characters and I'm tired of the "unrealistic events" set forth too. Anythinkg starring Michale Caine or Hal Holbrook , Pierce Brosen... TO NAME A FEW! Thank you to those REAL WRITERS ! "One Enchanted Evening, I Found an Old Friend, sung in Italian by Ana Marie Ceuca. For the children during the COVERTS: Devil be Gone With the Wind...for classical, "Opera at its Worst" and "I Ain't no Middleman" FredGold&LyndaFaye. Riverboat Queen, by Phil Bowen ,UK.

[@blackbird5634]

I'm American I really do hear ''dog leash.''🤣

[@brianketelboeter8522]

#Rudolf_Forsythe : thank you for your uploads. I really enjoy these videos.

[@robscovell5951]

What marvellous acting!

[@tonydoherty2190]

I remember the theme music from early 80s found it haunting as a kid

[@dawn4444ify]

And I thought it was just me

[@sarahgee4413]

My favourite theme music ever ❤

[@jonnapat3213]

Good set of series. very enjoyable, thank you

[@lyndafaye6748]

Yes, yes, I'd rather watch a rerun from Agathie Christie , Poirot, or Inspector Morse, than any newly-filmed movie with a boring plot and poorly-casted characters! When I want a break from writing music,I don't want to watch car chases and peope screaming in Hollywood to get attention!! Discovered " A Touch of Frost", some good Irish and scottish accents, and English Eloquence, Trial and Tribulation, too; I need BELIEVABLE characters and I'm tired of the "unrealistic events" set forth too. Anythinkg starring Michale Caine or Hal Holbrook , Pierce Brosen... TO NAME A FEW! Thank you to those REAL WRITERS ! "One Enchanted Evening, I Found an Old Friend, sung in Italian by Ana Marie Ceuca. For the children during the COVERTS: Devil be Gone With the Wind...for classical, "Opera at its Worst" and "I Ain't no Middleman" FredGold&LyndaFaye. Riverboat Queen, by Phil Bowen ,UK.

[@libbyworkman1666]

I had forgotten how loud shoes used to sound.

[@astroboy3002]

Ha ha clop clop clop

[@FredFuchs77]

They were louder in the 80s

[@ilkaysilk5679]

Lots of clipity;clopity on flag stones and crunchy gravel!

[@karen-xr5nx]

Love to see my favorite British actors/actress when they were younger!!!!! I am American but I should have been British! God save the Queen. I cannot get enough if everything British!

[@myraoldham3098]

I agree! Since I discovered British mysteries and other genre, the USA productions fall short for me and I no longer watch- love all things British-try "Escape to the Country" (on my public educational channel)-documentary of those looking for Brit homes, they are shown different places- no excitement but a cool look at homes available to buy there- I lust as i watch....

[@karen-xr5nx]

@@myraoldham3098 I watch that everyday! It's on DABL channel in the late afternoon. What beautiful architecture and unreal views. I like Nightmare Tenats Slum Landlords too. I watch that on KZbin. See ya around the pond...lol

[@jagdishacharya1438]

Wonder the sun never set on the British Empire, because even the God can't see or save the queen in the darkness of the loots from colonial dynasty.

[@Thepourdeuxchanson]

@@jagdishacharya1438 Not kicked your quota of Dalits today, hmm? No wonder you're grumpy.

[@tonydoherty2190]

There used to be good American actors and actresses back in the but now there either dead or very old for a part Britain as the same problem the newer ones just aren't very or convincing in the part least we still have the old stuff on KZbin

[@annetteholman2999]

I have read all of P.D.James novels and have been impressed with the depth and complexity of her writings. I think she more than any other writer elevated the mystery from genre fiction to the broader category of genuine literary fiction I am now equally impressed with the quality of the televised mysteries. The problem is I don't remember the novels clearly enough to know if the video representations, however well done, are faithful to the novels I do remember that Adam Dalgleish seemed a kinder fellow in the books. I've been surprised how harsh and unfair he seems on television, even to the extent of humiliating witnesses and denying suspected people the right to an attorney

[@kwakkers68]

Has anyone managed to find episode 2 on here, which hasn't been subjected to the dreaded copyright goons? A few such are mis-labelled 'Black Tower' episodes which doesn't help

[@johndrake2729]

"End of Part One". Classic.

[@skylights2379]

Roy Marsden, a favourite!

[@chriscross5617]

Made in the days when cars were easily identifiable and not all designed by computer and spewed off the same conveyor belt

[@francessullivan2559]

pre-eu?

[@marklittler784]

Chris Cross Lot more expensive then in real terms too.

[@kathleencampbell1138]

We joined the EU in the 70s, this is 80s

[@lyndafaye6748]

Yes, yes, I'd rather watch a rerun from Agathie Christie , Poirot, or Inspector Morse, than any newly-filmed movie with a boring plot and poorly-casted characters! When I want a break from writing music,I don't want to watch car chases and peope screaming in Hollywood to get attention!! Discovered " A Touch of Frost", some good Irish and scottish accents, and English Eloquence, Trial and Tribulation, too; I need BELIEVABLE characters and I'm tired of the "unrealistic events" set forth too. Anythinkg starring Michale Caine or Hal Holbrook , Pierce Brosen... TO NAME A FEW! Thank you to those REAL WRITERS ! "One Enchanted Evening, I Found an Old Friend, sung in Italian by Ana Marie Ceuca. For the children during the COVERTS: Devil be Gone With the Wind...for classical, "Opera at its Worst" and "I Ain't no Middleman" FredGold&LyndaFaye. Riverboat Queen, by Phil Bowen ,UK.

[@leighburton7048]

And it's Barry Foster, aka Van Der Valk!

[@curlyanneb1973]

Always wondered how cars meeting each other on those narrow roads navigate past each other. The roads always seem to be one way sized.

[@astroboy3002]

They have hover cars dude

[@jameswebb4593]

We English have the good manners to Give Way .

[@TheHighfeilds]

Hi i love watching these programs with roy marsden they are just brilliant but they have just blocked so many i cant belive they have donre that after so long how mean is that and totally uncesseary is it possible you could load them on too a different video player so i cn still watch please im so disapointed, i cant finish first one now and i will never be able to watch shroud for a nightinggale my fav story thanks in advance kevin.

[@lyndafaye6748]

Yes, yes, I'd rather watch a rerun from Agathie Christie , Poirot, or Inspector Morse, than any newly-filmed movie with a boring plot and poorly-casted characters! When I want a break from writing music, I don't want to watch car chases and people screaming in Hollywood to get attention!! Discovered " A Touch of Frost", some good Irish and Scottish accents, and English Eloquence, Trial and Tribulation, too; I need BELIEVABLE characters and I'm tired of the "unrealistic events" set forth too. Anything starring Michael Caine or Hal Holbrook , Pierce Brosen... TO NAME A FEW! Thank you to those REAL WRITERS ! "One Enchanted Evening, I Found an Old Friend, sung in Italian by Ana Marie Ceuca. For the children during the COVERTS: Devil be Gone With the Wind...for classical, "Opera at its Worst" and "I Ain't no Middleman" FredGold&LyndaFaye. Riverboat Queen, by Phil Bowen ,UK.

[@kwakkers68]

Granted, there are a few gems nowadays. But in a sea of dross, I frequently find myself wishing the telly bods would just repeat some of the classic series from yesteryear. These PDJ being one such. In recent decades there seems to be no end of 'Midsummer Murders' type material, which, whilst not always dire, equate to what I call 'the Easy Listening of crime drama' - no edge, regenerative, too easy, and far too sanitised

[@budscroggins2632]

Good Lord..look at all those people trampling around a crime scene..

[@jari2018]

35 years ago is 1983 and 35 years before that - imagine what they did then on crimescene -1948 I guess they smoked ... and had no women in the force - wages was double to compensate for this fact

[@MrLyndarenaud]

@@jari2018 Wages back then were a pittance compared to today. But, they do go with the cost of living, so they say! But, whose cost of living?

[@IngridStPierre2]

THANK YOU!!

[@lyndafaye6748]

Yes, yes, I'd rather watch a rerun from Agathie Christie , Poirot, or Inspector Morse, than any newly-filmed movie with a boring plot and poorly-casted characters! When I want a break from writing music, I don't want to watch car chases and people screaming in Hollywood to get attention!! Discovered " A Touch of Frost", some good Irish and Scottish accents, and English Eloquence, Trial and Tribulation, too; I need BELIEVABLE characters and I'm tired of the "unrealistic events" set forth too. Anything starring Michael Caine or Hal Holbrook , Pierce Brosen... TO NAME A FEW! Thank you to those REAL WRITERS ! "One Enchanted Evening, I Found an Old Friend, sung in Italian by Ana Marie Ceuca. For the children during the COVERTS: Devil be Gone With the Wind...for classical, "Opera at its Worst" and "I Ain't no Middleman" FredGold&LyndaFaye. Riverboat Queen, by Phil Bowen ,UK.

[@livinlikeriley]

Love these.

[@ondinehd6889]

Many thanks!!

[@lyndafaye6748]

Yes, yes, I'd rather watch a rerun from Agathie Christie , Poirot, or Inspector Morse, than any newly-filmed movie with a boring plot and poorly-casted characters! When I want a break from writing music, I don't want to watch car chases and people screaming in Hollywood to get attention!! Discovered " A Touch of Frost", some good Irish and Scottish accents, and English Eloquence, Trial and Tribulation, too; I need BELIEVABLE characters and I'm tired of the "unrealistic events" set forth too. Anything starring Michael Caine or Hal Holbrook , Pierce Brosen... TO NAME A FEW! Thank you to those REAL WRITERS ! "One Enchanted Evening, I Found an Old Friend, sung in Italian by Ana Marie Ceuca. For the children during the COVERTS: Devil be Gone With the Wind...for classical, "Opera at its Worst" and "I Ain't no Middleman" FredGold&LyndaFaye. Riverboat Queen, by Phil Bowen ,UK.

[@aranyanifox4375]

Roy Marsden's eyes, though...

[@lisaferrari5540]

Fr! Gorgeous eyes!

[@elizabethbower2168]

Exactly!

[@marklittler784]

6:23 Great looking Rover P5 coupe

[@livethink1625]

When Dr. Edwin Lorrimer, a forensic scientist working at a private laboratory is found killed, Detective Superintendent Adam Dalgliesh is sent to investigate. Dalgliesh had been in the area a few months previously investigating the murder of a young woman found in an abandoned car. There are several suspects: Lorrimer's subordinate, Clifford Bradley, who despises him; the new head of the laboratory, Maxim Howarth, who is jealous of his sister's relationship with him; a colleague, Paul Middlemass, who had a fight with Lorrimer. There is also a gruff and likely unethical policeman who was on the grounds of the laboratory at the time of the killing and a local pathologist who is raising his two young children after his wife leaves him for another man. When one of the suspects is also murdered, Dalgliesh learns a key piece of information. - from IMDB

[@Falconlibrary]

Comparing this version to the newer version with Martin Shaw: everything about the newer versions is different except I don't think Martin Shaw is the tall, dark handsome type that Dalgliesh is supposed to be. But the supporting actors, direction and sets in the newer version are head and shoulders above this.

[@JJ21210]

This, from ITV, was aired in 1983; the BBC's "Dalgleish" were 2003 and 2005 -- huge progress re: production values for all TV shows.

[@Thepourdeuxchanson]

I agree.

[@fayhart6355]

👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@shaistakhalid7415]

Good episode

[@kennethbooker4955]

Another British tv good cast

[@lyndafaye6748]

Yes, yes, I'd rather watch a rerun from Agathie Christie , Poirot, or Inspector Morse, than any newly-filmed movie with a boring plot and poorly-casted characters! When I want a break from writing music, I don't want to watch car chases and people screaming in Hollywood to get attention!! Discovered " A Touch of Frost", some good Irish and Scottish accents, and English Eloquence, Trial and Tribulation, too; I need BELIEVABLE characters and I'm tired of the "unrealistic events" set forth too. Anything starring Michael Caine or Hal Holbrook , Pierce Brosen... TO NAME A FEW! Thank you to those REAL WRITERS ! "One Enchanted Evening, I Found an Old Friend, sung in Italian by Ana Marie Ceuca. For the children during the COVERTS: Devil be Gone With the Wind...for classical, "Opera at its Worst" and "I Ain't no Middleman" FredGold&LyndaFaye. Riverboat Queen, by Phil Bowen ,UK.

[@joeoconnor5400]

I hope we get to see the rest of this series and Cover Her Face

[@kjolearys]

I just weant to know the name of the "catchy theme" dopes anyone know? I would like to play them in my house while relaxing

[@VTheYo]

It's called "Shroud for a Nightingale" by Richard Harvey

[@lynnefiora9800]

Love these they are not so intense as some tv today. But how is it that there are birds chirping constantly

[@jamesmackenzie8271]

Enjoyed the movie. Thanks.

[@lindahansen45]

Love this

[@marshawoods4983]

Oh my gosh what a very young Lionel from the British show oh great now I can't remember the name of the show anyway he plays the husband of Judi Dench well that's her name in real life I remember the theme song that I can't remember the title of the show lol

[@iancarter921]

"As Time Goes By" is the show you are thinking of

[@SunnyInJersey]

Geoffrey Palmer is one British actor I never liked he always plays the same type person, even in his series "As times goes By" he played a grumpy man who complained about everything.

[@lioness7582]

'typecast'

[@libbyworkman1666]

Why did the child make an effigy of Dr. Lorrimer? He had nothing to do with what she saw happening in her home.

[@justinthyme1986]

Mr Grottomaster...you are wrong. The word is spelt BOLLOCKS and it actuallymeans BALLS. It is YOUR expletives that people despise.

[@nancyallen628]

Good for you!!!

[@Hecate2011]

Saw a great car reg in Denver, CO Bollix LOL

[@McGrottomaster]

tee hee heee.....

[@chengsiongng9534]

A mind to murder p.d. James

[@francessullivan2559]

bollox=a descriptive term unrelated to testicles but use to describe something totally nonsensical eg an honest politician

[@LaureenMagee]

In a real lab, workers wear soft soled shoes to reduce noise.

[@LISA-gv5yo]

Qual é o primeiro capítulo? Tá muito confuso.

[@nean266]

Unfortunately image quality is very poor.

[@brendamiller8140]

⭐️👍👍🥰🤗

[@stevareno6995]

is episode 8 anywhere hate to go thru all and not know the ending

[@a.alistair9087]

I think episode 7 is the ending

[@andreacraik9757]

Killing me in the forensic lab… no gloves or hairnets! Cringe!

[@marcusharmes1214]

does anyone know the filming location?

[@YvonneCave]

Why is it so bright nd sunny outside nd seems so dark in the houe

[@Giovanni0007]

Just start reading the book What should i do now continue reading or watch this ?

[@ilzebruvelis2722]

What did you decide?

[@Giovanni0007]

@@ilzebruvelis2722 watch the show

[@mardigra1916]

The background noise was awful

[@thadtuiol1717]

Haha, Ray "Mr. Benn" Brooks

[@paulastanmoore1413]

18 mins and three adverts and I've had enough of watching.

[@JJ21210]

Install a free ad-blocker, like uBlock Origin.

[@shivaghazal]

who wears their PJ pants under their trousers?

[@TheAkelei]

Same thinking here first - but it was obviously an emergency so he didn't bother with dressing himself.

[@MrLyndarenaud]

I have seen some here who don't bother with pants and shop in their PJs. Really weird.

[@tonywilson579]

Clear screen

[@RideoutMr]

+Talking of hygiene but never washed her hands after feeding the animals...LOL.

[@ianhollandsguitar1]

sorry too many adverts just a joke i gave up

[@nGrEng]

Use Google Chrome

[@ddmcpaisley6299]

Mine had no adverts.

[@JJ21210]

Install a free adblocker, like uBlock Origin -- it makes all the difference, on all sites.

[@chrissweet5740]

Horrible resolution and even more horrible audio.

[@Dbdbe1]

Too many ads. Unbearable.

[@JJ21210]

Install a free ad-blocker, like uBlock Origin.

[@MrLyndarenaud]

@@JJ21210 ....People don't seem to listen.

[@33kaja]

Not even a single one..? And I don't have any add blockers hmm

[@ReallyGottaTap]

Advertising after less that 5 minutes. no thanks.

[@JJ21210]

Install a free ad-blocker, like uBlock Origin.

[@lyndafaye6748]

I got no advertising on Microsoft Edge ? Only thing that they've seemed to have done right this year ? Yes, yes, I'd rather watch a rerun from Agathie Christie , Poirot, or Inspector Morse, than any newly-filmed movie with a boring plot and poorly-casted characters! When I want a break from writing music, I don't want to watch car chases and people screaming in Hollywood to get attention!! Discovered " A Touch of Frost", some good Irish and Scottish accents, and English Eloquence, Trial and Tribulation, too; I need BELIEVABLE characters and I'm tired of the "unrealistic events" set forth too. Anything starring Michael Caine or Hal Holbrook , Pierce Brosen... TO NAME A FEW! Thank you to those REAL WRITERS ! "One Enchanted Evening, I Found an Old Friend, sung in Italian by Ana Marie Ceuca. For the children during the COVERTS: Devil be Gone With the Wind...for classical, "Opera at its Worst" and "I Ain't no Middleman" FredGold&LyndaFaye. Riverboat Queen, by Phil Bowen ,UK.

[@Mr.Monta77]

Very low video quality.

[@lyndafaye6748]

Might be your screen? Sometimes the stories are so good, AUDIO BOOK does the trick once you know what all of the characters look like ? Yes, yes, I'd rather watch a rerun from Agathie Christie , Poirot, or Inspector Morse, than any newly-filmed movie with a boring plot and poorly-casted characters! When I want a break from writing music, I don't want to watch car chases and people screaming in Hollywood to get attention!! Discovered " A Touch of Frost", some good Irish and Scottish accents, and English Eloquence, Trial and Tribulation, too; I need BELIEVABLE characters and I'm tired of the "unrealistic events" set forth too. Anything starring Michael Caine or Hal Holbrook , Pierce Brosen... TO NAME A FEW! Thank you to those REAL WRITERS ! "One Enchanted Evening, I Found an Old Friend, sung in Italian by Ana Marie Ceuca. For the children during the COVERTS: Devil be Gone With the Wind...for classical, "Opera at its Worst" and "I Ain't no Middleman" FredGold&LyndaFaye. Riverboat Queen, by Phil Bowen ,UK.

[@kimcaspar1388]

@@lyndafaye6748 You are possibly joking? I have an excellent 4K screen and superb broadband. 360p resolution is pityful. You preference as to content is entirely a different subject. As it happens, I share with your taste in british TV-drama. I just wish the uploader could decide on a higher resolution.

[@RapunzelinOttawa]

Hmmm, talk about poorly-considered casting! Geoffrey Palmer is one of the finest satirical COMIC actors the UK has ever produced. Why on EARTH would his agent put him forward for a modern murder mystery with Roy Marsden, of all people!!! LOL

[@MrLyndarenaud]

What is wrong with Marsden?

[@lighthousecollector]

Personally I think Geoffrey Palmer does a good job of portraying the character,a dull sexually repressed scientist who becomes obsessed with an awful woman . I too am used to seeing him in As Time Goes By .

[@melodiefrances3898]

​@MrLyndarenaud nothing wrong with Mardsen. The op is criticizing Palmer.

[@rosebud3971]

There's some good music including the catchy theme, but this is clearly no Sweeney or no Morse. Humorless, not particularly bright acting, no terribly entertaining script, no witty exchanges of one liners, no "hidden" lessons about classical music, no white Volvo as the Saint's or wine-colored Jag as Morse's... It lacks a little bit of this and that in nearly all these points. So, no wonder it didn't become a smash hit, no surprise it reached a cult status as let's say The Avengers... So: for me this is an OK series (6/10), but lacking the humor, the action, the glam etc. that could have lifted it to a higher status.

[@johndrake2729]

Dalgliesh was a great sleuth.

[@cecemoore7777]

I think you are overthinking it. P. D. James was not a Hollywood novelist/scriptwriter. Open your mind.

[@johndrake2729]

Frank Hodges The Sweeney was an action show. I think Morse and Dalgliesh were along the same lines since they were both mystery dramas.

[@venicawood3894]

+Frank Hodges I suggest you watch the newer programmes by BBC starring Martin Shaw. They are excellent.

[@ddmcpaisley6299]

Moody Morse and Riveting Sweeney...when I finally was turned onto those...I so miss the 60s and 70s...we were so much more fun then.

[@lowesonia8551]

Boring pace too slow stilted acting, through editing

[@lyndafaye6748]

Try to relax more and "enjoy" the Eloquence in English for a change ? Yes, yes, I'd rather watch a rerun from Agathie Christie , Poirot, or Inspector Morse, than any newly-filmed movie with a boring plot and poorly-casted characters! When I want a break from writing music, I don't want to watch car chases and people screaming in Hollywood to get attention!! Discovered " A Touch of Frost", some good Irish and Scottish accents, and English Eloquence, Trial and Tribulation, too; I need BELIEVABLE characters and I'm tired of the "unrealistic events" set forth too. Anything starring Michael Caine or Hal Holbrook , Pierce Brosen... TO NAME A FEW! Thank you to those REAL WRITERS ! "One Enchanted Evening, I Found an Old Friend, sung in Italian by Ana Marie Ceuca. For the children during the COVERTS: Devil be Gone With the Wind...for classical, "Opera at its Worst" and "I Ain't no Middleman" FredGold&LyndaFaye. Riverboat Queen, by Phil Bowen ,UK.

[@nazufani]

bored.

[@lyndafaye6748]

There are allot of Hollywood films of car chases and shootings you can watch ? Watch this when you want to "rlax" from those ? Yes, yes, I'd rather watch a rerun from Agathie Christie , Poirot, or Inspector Morse, than any newly-filmed movie with a boring plot and poorly-casted characters! When I want a break from writing music, I don't want to watch car chases and people screaming in Hollywood to get attention!! Discovered " A Touch of Frost", some good Irish and Scottish accents, and English Eloquence, Trial and Tribulation, too; I need BELIEVABLE characters and I'm tired of the "unrealistic events" set forth too. Anything starring Michael Caine or Hal Holbrook , Pierce Brosen... TO NAME A FEW! Thank you to those REAL WRITERS ! "One Enchanted Evening, I Found an Old Friend, sung in Italian by Ana Marie Ceuca. For the children during the COVERTS: Devil be Gone With the Wind...for classical, "Opera at its Worst" and "I Ain't no Middleman" FredGold&LyndaFaye. Riverboat Queen, by Phil Bowen ,UK.

[@ReallyGottaTap]

Advertising after less that 5 minutes. no thanks.

[@ddmcpaisley6299]

Mine had no advertising?

[@squeaka67]

if you cant install adblock you deserve adds

[@nlcrme]

@@squeaka67 I had no ads on this shoe at all. Unfortunately KZbin has blocked the usage of adblocker so they no longer work. I see that you have one that seems to be working could you please share what the name of your ad blocker is that works. I would love to try it.