Apparently tonight's new episode of Lewis (ITV at 9pm), always worth watching anyway for the Oxford scenery if not the decent plots, is about a murder involving a fantasy writer "Following in the literary footsteps of Tolkien...", and has lot of dons who quote extensively from CS Lewis and Lewis Carroll apparently.
Thought I'd flag this one up for anyone else in the UK as I know some of you like it too.
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Originally Posted by Alison Graham, Radio Times
There's an upside to the murders in Lewis: at least the blood-spattered corpses are guaranteed a good backdrop; one victim, for instance, is artfully arranged outside the lovely Radcliffe Camera near the Bodleian Library. Better than a scuzzy old council estate any day. But then, Lewis sees itself as a better class of murder mystery. Invariably the suspects are Oxford academics who, in this first episode, quote extensively from CS Lewis and Lewis Carroll (see what they did there, with the name "Lewis"?).............It's a typically leisurely puzzle that leads Lewis and Hathaway into the world of fantasy literature. Guests include Fox's dad James as a wonderfully sneery professor.
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