Love all these Morse plays

Thanks for sharing. Always a treat.

great story line!

I disagree with the comment that Lewis is played as stupid. In the TV episode Morse was going to see the film Last Tango in Paris with Lewis, but the cinema was showing Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. Much to Lewis's amusement.
I think John Shrapnel does a decent portrayal of Morse probably, closer to Shaun Evans's Endeavour, who had his extreme and blunt moments.

I'm sorry, without
John thaw, there is no more of
Inspector Morse

Love these! Thank you

Saturday Playhouse : The Silent World of Nicholas Quinn
Saturday 10th February 1996 at 14:30 on BBC Radio 4

Dramatised by Guy Meredith

Cast :
John Shrapnel       as Inspector Morse
Robert Glenister    as Sgt. Lewis
Richard Pasco       as Dr Bartlett
Meg Davies          as Monica Height
Stephen Critchlow   as Donald Martin
David Timson        as Phillip Ogleby
John Hartley        as Chief Supt. Strange
Lyndham Gregory     as Sgt. Dickson
Roger May           as Nicholas Quinn
Alix Refaie         as the Sheik
Denys Hawthorne     as the Pathologist
Jane Whittenshaw    as Mrs Evans
John Hartley              as Dr Roope
Patience Tomlinson  as Elsie
Tracy Wiles         as the Waitress
Zulema Dene         as Mrs Bartlett
David Holt          as Noakes
Ahmed Mustapha      as the Arab voice
Alice Arnold        as Ms Inga Nielssen
Caroline Strong     as the Supermarket Manager
Geoffrey Whitehead  as George Bland

John Shrapnel does an excellent job as Morse.  I like him better than John Thaw.

The terrible audio stops around 3 minutes in.

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The character of Lewis, played as "stupid" to extreme. Morse, enticing Lewis to view porn at the finale, seems out of character as we have known Morse in the past.

this is compeltely inaudible and sounds like it was narrated from a fully tiled toilet.  bloody awful

The TV series was so much better.

Deadly dull.