Shukri analyzes the BBC documentary, The Music of Morse, and argues that the real prequel to Morse is John Thaw's portrayal of Jack Regan.
Shukri discusses his new book, Treat It Like A Marathon: A Teaching Memoir.
https://www.amazon.com/Treat-Like-Marathon-Teaching-Memoir-ebook/dp/B0FJ56MJ41/ref=sr_1_1?crid=28WCU6RT773YI&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.YmZuqegNi2GRz7nCb7FlVw.poRRikSZOAQSN37NIrwYN4i5P8l_exVOrco1hq-dZ6E&dib_tag=se&keywords=treat+it+like+a+marathon+a+teaching+memoir&qid=1753919204&sprefix=treat+it+like+a+m%2Caps%2C439&sr=8-1
Lewis goes undercover, Morse despises sports, and Shukri analyzes the virtues of cricket (and baseball).
Shukri discusses Morse's toothache, his relationship with Dr. Russell, and schizophrenic professors on this episode of Morse Code.
Shukri discusses "Ghost in the Machine" on this episode of Morse Code: An Inspector Morse Podcast.
Shukri reviews Miss Scarlet and The Duke, and Belgravia. Plus, he discusses why it's hard for shows to reach a large audience in 2024.
Shukri discusses both the book and episode of "Last Bus to Woodstock".
Shukri reviews the latest adaptation of Agatha Christie's "Hallowe'en Party", and compares the most recent portrayal of Hercule Poirot with David Suchet's seminal work.
Shukri discusses generational strife, Morse's obsession with uninterested love interests, and a few connections to Endeavor, on this episode of Morse Code.
Shukri reviews the series, Endeavor. Can a show be good, but still frustrate loyal fans? Endeavor seemed to produce high quality television, while struggling to explain the character of Endeavor Morse. Shukri explains his frustrations with the show on this episode of Morse Code.
Shukri reviews "Last Seen Wearing". In this episode, Inspector Morse is "disgusted" by Lewis' choice of beer and we are introduced to one of the most obnoxious Morse villains, Donald Phillipson. If you like this podcast, check out my blog at: theclassxpodcast.com, and check out my other podcast: The Class X Podcast.
If you would like to read my first book, simply look up: Memories From A Life Once Lived by Shukri Rashid (available on Amazon Kindle).
On this episode, Shukri reviews "The Wolvercote Tongue". Join Shukri as he explores topics like: annoying American tourists, the growth of Lewis as a character, and the importance of examining economic class when viewing Inspector Morse. Enjoy and please join us at the Morse Code Facebook page for further reflection.
Shukri explores an episode that he's not a big fan of. In this episode, the big question is: Did Morse go too far for his love interest? Shukri thinks he lost his moral compass, but perhaps you disagree. Take a listen to this episode of Morse Code: An Inspector Morse Podcast to see where you stand after episode 3.
Shukri is back to analyze episode 2 of the Morse series. In this episode, Shukri discusses Morse's apparent doppelganger, and the evolving relationship with Max and Morse. Check it out and email your comments to: themorsecode1983@gmail.com. Thanks for listening!
Shukri analyzes Morse's gritty debut episode. Is Morse a little too obsessed with his love interest? Is Season 1 a different type of detective drama? Shukri will review and reflect on the debut of one of television's great mystery shows.
