Episode forty six - "Foyle's War" (season two, episode four, "The Funk Hole")
Detective Chief Superintendent Christopher Foyle has a crime to solve, and it's in a Funk Hole (brother, check it out now)! It's WWII and there are crimes aplenty, most of them in said funk hole, which is not an underground bar, but an excuse for a hotel putting up those who wish to tap out of the war, and can afford to do so. There are a couple of deaths, some stolen tinned ham, and even accusations of sedition against Foyle himself!
Tune in now to find out not only what happens, and how Foyle solves it all, but also for details of both Lily and Lex's GCSE and A' level English Literature syllabi, which, for some reason, we cover in quite a lot of detail.
This episode contains descriptions of fictionalised violence, and, of course, is full of SPOILERS.
Our next episode will be on "Vincent", with Ray Winstone and Surane Jones. This is available on ITVX in the UK, and on Prime elsewhere in the world. Season two, episode one.
Original artwork by Mike Luckie
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Music: Mystery Box by V. Draganov
Crime Drama Queens
Two old friends, Lily and Lex, chat about their love of TV crime dramas and murder mysteries. Each episode they watch and discuss a different show and what it means to them.
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