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                    Morse 
                    finds himself at the top of the suspect list when a lady friend, 
                    Beryl Newsome is stabbed at a dress rehearsal for the local 
                    production of the Magic Flute... 
                  Masonic 
                    Mysteries gives us a rare opportunity to see Morse in 
                    a unusually vulnerable light as he becomes the victim of a 
                    gross injustice. The friendship that Morse and Lewis have 
                    is under pressure, only to emerge stronger than ever - Morse's 
                    trust in Lewis and Lewis's loyalty to Morse is never more 
                    apparent than in this episode.  
                  Real 
                    edge of the seat stuff, although it can be a bit far-fetched 
                    in places. Some nice scenes, especially the one when Morse 
                    is in the ambulance - you really feel sorry for him.  
                  This 
                    episode also features a brief guest appearance from composer 
                    Barrington Pheloung (he's dressed as a bird in the opening 
                    scene). There is also a scene which the continuity department 
                    should have picked up. In the scene where they visit Marion 
                    Brooke, you can see John Thaw's microphone under his tie. 
                   
                    One of the best episodes so far. 
                    
                    
                  An 
                    ex- deputy police commissioner Charlie Hillan is writing a 
                    book of unsolved cases when he is suddenly murdered. He is 
                    found with a chapter of his book missing which relates to 
                    the murder of a young girl committed 18 years ago. Morse thinks 
                    there could be a connection and that the two killings could 
                    be related... 
                  Second 
                    Time Around is an excellent episode, although rather sad 
                    as it involves the death of a young child and you clearly 
                    see that this has an effect upon Morse.  
                  There 
                    is an excellent scene where Morse and Redpath are in the interview 
                    room and Morse suddenly realises exactly who Redpath actually 
                    is. Oliver 
                    Ford-Davies stars as Frederick Redpath, while Dawson 
                    is expertly played by Kenneth Coley. 
                  This 
                    is a case which even surprises Morse, a thoroughly enjoyable 
                    episode. 
                     
                    
                  Heather 
                    Simpson 
                  
                     
                       
                        
                           
                             
                               
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