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Wasn't that was explained in the show? I thought they told us that Endeavour's mother was a Quaker and Quakers have a tradition of naming their children for virtues like Perseverance or Faith or Temperance. But it IS a weird name and hence his decision to known -- both professionally and personally -- as simply "Morse." Morse's father was a big "fan" of Capt James Cook (who 'discovered' Australia, and died/killed in Hawaii or Tahiti, can't remember): his ship was The Endeavour. Morse was named after that. This info was shared in a previous season, and in the original Morse series.

You'll find out in the next episode :)

She bought herself a "new" raincoat that was identical to her old one at what looks like an Oxfam store (goodwill). Aiden not noticing any difference obviously made her happy. Later on, she reaches around inside the back collar to remove the label.

Thx for sharing the article, Elle. Amazing that Mary Turner at 85 was there and working. Also Elliott...wow. I'll have to rewatch and step thru the Moon Rangers scenes to see which old familiar faces I can spot. I also enjoyed all the actual Apollo footage, remembering being allowed to go home from school to watch it. We had to wait till approx 3pm for the moon walk (Jul 21, Victoria, Australia)

More relevantly to this particular episode is that Gerry and Sylvia are most famous for their highly acclaimed "Supermarionation" puppet series including my childhood favorite "Thunderbirds". The puppet scenes shown in Apollo were very referential to Stingray especially, with nods to Fireball XL5 and Thunderbirds. Pretty close to the 55th anniversary of these.

So where are the topics? And why the convoluted redirecting?

OK, I can see that but I would argue that using a dolly also constitutes not hand-raising either. :)

He's written quite a few!

Or just buy it already made. Expensive but so is the time and energy in boiling for an hour or so.

It's actually "scRummy" meaning scrumptious. I love Mary's words --- "informal" instead of rustic (or not quite up to the required standard) for instance :)

Sweet Potato Pie is pretty well known here in the US. Very sweet (to my taste) as a rule and is made very similarly to pumpkin pie. Here's a random recipe https://www.marthastewart.com/316561/sweet-potato-pie (check out the similar recipes at the bottom of that page)

Program. Since Series 1 there has been free masonry and suspected tampering of evidence. Strange joined the free masons if you remember and Morse warned him about serving 2 masters. I suspect those bully cops of being behind Fancy's death.

https://www.pbs.org/food/features/great-british-baking-show-recipes/

If you know how, it's easy to watch broadcasts on the original channels, in this case Canal (France).