ITV
Shaun Evans actually had a career before Endeavour; however, a decade is a long time to play one role on TV, and it will easily overshadow anything that came before with the general public. That's perhaps why Evans' first choice for a follow-up series was playing a
BritBox
Until I Kill You’s first half left off with John Sweeney having fled the country and disappeared, though he’s still sending the cops postcards from random cities like Berlin, taunting them for letting him escape. But he’s not gone for long, returning to England under a false
BritBox
BritBox’s newest true crime series, Until I Kill You, is a harrowing and terrifying drama. Adapted by Nick Stevens (The Pembrokeshire Murders) from Delia Balmer’s book Living With a Serial Killer and directed by Julia Ford (The Bay), the series chronicles Balmer’s years-long journey encountering a psychopath
BritBox
The Shaun Evans-Anna Maxwell Martin thriller Until I Kill You has finally landed a streaming home in America only days after ITV dropped the official trailer. As I predicted almost a year ago, upon writing up the series' first images, the limited series will stream on BritBox in the
ITV
It is never easy to know what to do with a major TV star when the breakout series they starred in is over, especially when that series ran for an entire decade. Not every actor manages to transition to other roles; Game of Thrones' Emilia Clarke, for example, is
ITV
After spending over a decade playing Endeavour Morse, a role that will almost certainly define his career, Shaun Evans has been signing onto projects where his role goes against the hero type. His most recent series, Until I Kill You, starred him playing real-life serial killer John Sweeney. Now, ITV
Feature
When people think of long-running series on PBS, they think of Sesame Street, Antiques Roadshow, and Agatha Christie's Poirot. But the Inspector Morse Universe began in 1988 on Mystery!, spanned Masterpiece's 2007 merger for brands and the move to Sunday nights from Thursdays under Inspector Lewis,
ITV
Since the conclusion of Endeavour just over a year ago, in the U.K. in March 2023 (and then on PBS in July), fans of Shaun Evans have been impatiently waiting for his return to television. Though Evans had a career for a good decade before landing the career-defining role
ITV
With Endeavour's final season closing the book on the Inspector Morse Universe in 2023, ITV quickly announced that Shaun Evans would not be gone long from the small screen. On the heels of the series' swan song in the U.K., the network announced it was greenlighting
PBS
Footage of a funeral, motorcycles, and the creation of a wedding dress opens "Exeunt," the series finale of Endeavour. It’s both an end and a beginning for Morse, in an episode steeped in memories, regrets, and discoveries. Given the progression of the series with its twists and
PBS
Once upon a time, there was an Inspector named Morse. Based on the novels by Colin Dexter and starring John Thaw as the titular detective, it was initially broadcast on ITV's regional broadcasters in the mid-1980s. When it came over the next year as part of Masterpiece'
PBS
If one were to define PBS' Masterpiece anthology series by era, the current one began in 2011 with the arrival of Downton Abbey. However, it has been defined by a small coterie of long-running series, of which Endeavour is a significant tentpole. The prequel spinoff of Inspector Morse, Masterpiece&