It soon attracts the attention of an infamous international thief – and the police – when a failed burglary attempt is reported.However, they soon have a bigger case to solve, as a series of gruesome deaths have Morse and Thursday searching for a serial killer.

Both of these developments could be the push needed for Morse to finally take his Inspectors exam.Įndeavour, Season 5MASTERPIECE Mystery!Sundays, June 24–Jat 9pm ET on PBSPart One: 'Muse'Sunday, Jat 9-10:30pm ETPast and present collide in Oxford, as the auction of a priceless Faberge Egg gets underway at Lonsdale College.

One question has weighed heavily on the minds of fans since the series started: just when will DC (now DS) Endeavour be promoted to DCI Morse? We can definitely see it as a possibility for the coming season, with his work tracking down and bringing the Talentis to justice going “above and beyond” the call of duty.Īdditionally, with the tragedies this season brought to Police Chief Superintendent Reginald Bright’s home life, we can also see him retiring soon, paving the way for Jim Strange to take over the role, as we saw in the original series. Full Terms and conditions are available on further information please 0207 1573044 MAMMOTH SCREEN FOR ITVENDEAVOUREPISODE 1 2019Pictured: SHAUN EVANS as Endeavour.This photograph must not be syndicated to any other company, publication or website, or permanently archived, without the express written permission of ITV Picture Desk. With Morse having spent Season 7 refurbishing the house he’s to occupy through Inspector Morse, it only makes sense that we’ll see Morse getting behind the wheel of the Mark II quite soon.įun Fact? Just this year, the red Jag was voted as the audience’s favorite car in British TV History. And if it is… just what can we expect?Īfter glimpsing the iconic red Jaguar from Inspector Morse in the Endeavour pilot, fans have been wondering just when we could see the keys being handed to our hero. So will next season be the last? It’s definitely possible. We also know that both Russell Lewis and Evans have been coy about how much time is left in the series, with Evans saying that they “shouldn’t be staying at the party too long,” and Lewis telling Radio Times that “we know the cards that remain in our hand, and it’s very much a case of arranging the order…” We do know that the in-show timeline is moving swiftly from 1972 to that of the original series, Inspector Morse, which began in 1987. We know that Season 8 of Endeavour is a guarantee - it was announced at the same time as Season 7 - but after that, we’re unsure of how many years we have left to watch Shaun Evans inhabit the role.

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