Mystery

With the closure of their station, Morse and his fellow detectives have been scattered into various unsatisfactory positions. But the disappearance of a young girl brings them all together again and also dredges up guilt in Thursday from an old case. 

Cassie and Sunny try to find evidence to conclusively prove their suspect is Hayley Reid's murderer, and discover a dark, large history that is more than they reckoned with, causing Cassie to question her career.

As new stories and backgrounds emerge around the Hayley Reid case, suspicion begins to shift from the initial promising subjects. A mistake leads to a disastrous consequence and a devastating feeling of guilt for Cassie. But the investigation narrows in on the culprit.

As Alison Wilson continues to learn more about the fictions of her deceased husband, she loses track of what and who to believe. What was Alec's life actually like, how can she ever maintain faith in him – and how much should she tell her sons? 

When a woman shows up at Alison Wilson's door claiming to be the wife of Alison's husband after his death, Alison begins to investigate the life of the man with whom she spent twenty years of her life. Turns out he didn't just write fictions as a novelist and spy; he lived them. 

Sir Percival begins to try to assert control over his new wife, but Laura refuses to fully submit. She and Marian try to continue investigating Sir Percival's past but feel increasingly penned in as Count and Countess Fosco seem to scheme against them. 

Marian and Walter try to investigate the warnings of the mysterious woman in white against Laura's fiance, Sir Percival Glyde. But any obstacles to the marriage are soon removed, although its ominous terms don't bode well for the happiness of the marriage.

When Walter Hartwright encounters a frightened woman who apparently escaped from an asylum late one night, he begins to investigate who she might be and discovers that she has some strange ties to the country estate he has just taken a job at.

Cowley Station is being shut down, Thursday is retiring, and the escalation of a gangster turf battle seems like the end of an era in Oxford. But Morse is eager to solve one more case, as he goes undercover as a teacher at a mysterious, creepy prep school for boys.

Morse stumbles into the world of James Bond-esque Cold War espionage when a German is assassinated in Oxford. Poisonous fish, guns disguised as everday objects, tuxedos playboy chemical barons: it's all here. Meanwhile, Thursday investigates a case of domestic abuse.

The murder of a model on a military base causes Thursday's son to become a suspect, while the unusual past of the victim brings racism into play in the investigation of the murder. A war hero suffering from PTSD, a Nazi sympathizer, an anti-racism activist: the characters are colorful.

A missing persons case leads Morse to explore country railways and eventually resurrects the specter of an unusual unsolved murder from a few years earlier. Trewlove proves her merit against boorish detectives from another division, and a gang war seems to be brewing. 

Mysterious deaths related to a movie palace screening mummy horror movies, a museum housing Egyptian artifacts, Hollywood stars: it's the makings of a Pharoah's curse. Plus, it seems someone is targeting immigrants and challenging Oxford's resident crime lord.

The upcoming auction of a priceless Faberge egg might be connected to a growing series of gruesome murders, but things won't quite add up. Is the murderer the red-haired, white-coated woman seen with all the men before their death? Recap and stream Endeavour here.

The prime suspects in the murder of David Walker seem to have watertight alibis despite the possibility of motives, but Cassie eventually has a breakthrough and an investigation of childhoods leads to an answer. Recap the finale of this season of Unforgotten.