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The darker year of 1969
As the Summer of Love fades, the atmosphere in Oxford grows colder and more complex. This instalment captures a pivotal moment where familiar faces are scattered across different stations and departments.
Endeavour Series 6 follows the characters as they adjust to their new positions, offering a deeper look into the personal and professional tensions that define this era of the series.
SETTING
A fragmented team in 1969
Following the dissolution of Oxford City Police, the team is no longer united under one roof. The narrative explores how these separate paths intersect, highlighting the emotional distance created by their physical separation while the central mystery persists.
CHARACTERS
New roles and old adversaries
Thursday finds himself at the forbidding Castle Gate station alongside former adversary Ronnie Box. Meanwhile, Strange takes on management duties, Bright moves to Traffic, and Joan begins training in social services, each navigating distinct challenges within the shifting police landscape.
PLOT
The shadow of George Fancy
Despite the passage of time, the tragic murder of DC George Fancy remains an open wound for the group. This unresolved case serves as a constant backdrop, reminding them that justice is not always immediate or satisfying, even as they settle into their sedate or demanding new lives.
AT A GLANCE
The key points
- Set in 1969 following the merger with Thames Valley Constabulary
- Features DCI Ronnie Box and DS Alan Jago at Castle Gate station
- Joan trains in social services under manager Viv Wall
- Unresolved murder of DC George Fancy continues to haunt the team
- Standard DVD format from Roadshow Entertainment
About this product
Following the dissolution of Oxford City Police and the merging with Thames Valley Constabulary at the end of the last series, the latest instalment is set in 1969 and picks up with the team as they find their feet in their various new roles. Endeavour has reluctantly settled into a sedate way of life in an isolated ountryside outpost, while an uncomfortable Thursday also has a new position at the forbidding Castle Gate station, joining former adversary DCI Ronnie Box (played Simon Harrison) and his new sidekick DS Alan Jago (played by Richard Riddell).Meanwhile, Strange has taken a management role with Division and Bright has been relegated to the Traffic department. Joan has also settled back in Oxford and is training to work in social services under the guidance of new manager Viv Wall (played by Alison Newman). The Summer of Love is well and truly over, and 1969 promises to be darker and more challenging than ever. However, despite their separation, the tragic murder of DC George Fancy still hangs over them, with the case remaining unresolved.
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