Foyle's War is up there with Morse, Endeavour and Poirot. This incredible series ran for thirteen years, given us crime during and after World War II. There isn't a single below par episode, nor a dip in quality, just a history of brilliant mysteries, solved by Christopher Foyle and Sam.
Superbly written, Horowitz truly devised a classic, so many incredible episodes, my absolute favourite being the final one, but the likes of The German Woman and They fought in the fields are superb.
The visuals are incredible, terrific sets, costumes and production values. We get stories that make us think what life must have been like during the war, quite brilliant.
Did they end it at the right time? I thin when a series is this good you always wish for just one more episode, however it went out on a high.
Kitchen in perhaps his most accomplished role is captivating throughout.
It's a wonderful series, for my money it's one of the best. 10/10.
Superbly written, Horowitz truly devised a classic, so many incredible episodes, my absolute favourite being the final one, but the likes of The German Woman and They fought in the fields are superb.
The visuals are incredible, terrific sets, costumes and production values. We get stories that make us think what life must have been like during the war, quite brilliant.
Did they end it at the right time? I thin when a series is this good you always wish for just one more episode, however it went out on a high.
Kitchen in perhaps his most accomplished role is captivating throughout.
It's a wonderful series, for my money it's one of the best. 10/10.