Inspector Morse (TV series)
WARNING - SPOILERS!
Synopsis - Detective series. Morse investigates the suicide of his niece and two other teens.
Released - First
aired April 15, 1992 - Episode - "Cerubim and Seraphim"
Character - Dr.
Desmond Collier (aka "Evil Bastard")
Accent - English
- (somewhere between Liverpool and Manchester - it fluctuates madly)
Good guy or bad boy? - Morse
calls him "Evil Bastard" for good reason
Bastard rating -
9 (see below)
Blood & Bullets - No,
but the episode deals with teenage suicide and drug use
Costumes - Lab
coat, suit, New Orleans Saints cap and puffy black down jacket (apparently he
shops at the same stores that Pat Keegan does)
Pinky Ring?
- Nope.
Hair - short
Other cast - John
Thaw (Morse) - I liked him
Squidge factor - Jason
was very cute back in 1992, but this is a vile character. He sells drugs to
teenagers and then stands back and watches their reactions like they're a bunch
of lab rats. Ok, so I'm the mother of a teenager and I'd like to kick Collier's
ass. Still . . . there's a *close-up* of him about to take a sip from a very
attractive cup. This coffee/tea thing is getting weird. He's taunting me. (8
out of 10)
Death - Yes, but damnit, I
wanted to see his pissed-off, indignant face when he was caught. Instead his
car crashes into a tree and explodes into a huge fireball. Conclusion - stay
away from cars when you're wearing down jackets, Jason. If the director wants
you to wear a down jacket, tell him/her "I'm allergic to feathers."
Seriously. It means your character is going to die. In a car.
Favorites Quotes
- "What a drag."
DVD
- Buy
it.
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