[ SECRET POST #2797 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2797 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

That seems a bit silly. It focuses on more old school police work, but it's not like young people don't understand the value of knocking on doors and interviewing people... which frankly, is still a huge part of police work today.

Of course, I like Inspector Morse as well, and I'm in my 30s so maybe the reviews are thinking of younger audiences.

[sparklywalls]

Oh man I love Inspector Morse as well, show and books! I remember when I was ill for a few days when I was in my early teens my mum gave me The Wench is Dead to read, which was quite funny of her given the main plot. Quite liking Endeavour at the moment as well - mostly for the interactions between young Morse an Thursday.

Ah I'm 28 so those sorts of reviews are probably not getting at me either. Still, I don't remember being unable to enjoy "old" things a decade or so ago...

[(Anonymous)]

I only came to appreciate "older" things as I got older, even if they were still before my time. I think it's just that at a young age, the emotional and experience gap can be too wide to cross. There's SUCH a huge difference between being 18 and 25, and then your life takes another leap in development between 25 and 35. So when you're 30, shows that are 20 years older than you don't seem that alien as they did when you were 18.

Oh and Endeavour is good, the moments between him and Friday are my favorites, too. :)