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The Inspector Lynley Mysteries (2002 – 2007)

2002 • 6 seasons • Drama, Crime • TV-14
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The Inspector Lynley Mysteries — Series 3

  • Mar 4, 2004First aired
  • 4 episodesin this season
  • 90mavg. runtime
Season Trailer
#Episode nameAir dateRuntimeRating
0190mIn Pursuit of the Proper SinnerWithin the ancient embrace of a stone circle, two bodies lay discovered. One was the daughter of a retired police officer residing in a village close by; the other, a local artist known throughout the community. Initially, no discernible link presented itself between them, yet Detective Inspector Havers unearthed a vital clue—a subtle detail that ultimately guided Lynley toward the perpetrator.Mar 4, 20046.6Mar 4, 200490m6.60290mA Traitor to MemoryAt London’s Wigmore Hall, a celebrated violinist found himself inexplicably unable to continue his performance, while, far from the city's heart, a solitary woman was fatally struck by a vehicle in a hit-and-run incident. Lynley and Havers were tasked with uncovering any link between the musician’s sudden crisis and the tragic death. Their pursuit of the truth demanded an exploration of long-buried histories, and risked jeopardizing their professional standing along the way.Mar 11, 20048.2Mar 11, 200490m8.20390mA Cry for JusticeThe discovery of a woman’s body initially suggested a tragic end by her own hand, yet Detective Inspector Havers harbored reservations. As the police launched their inquiry, Lord Ashworth Lynley found himself drawn to a discreet and exclusive club, while Sergeant Havers assumed a carefully constructed false identity. The underlying reason for the death would prove profoundly unsettling for Lynley.Mar 18, 20048.2Mar 18, 200490m8.20490mIf Wishes Were HorsesThe deaths of Professor Dermot Finnegan, a former friend and mentor to Helen, and subsequently her unborn child, plunged Lynley and Havers into a harrowing investigation. Finnegan had been killed by a car bomb, an act of violence that later escalated when Helen herself was attacked in her vehicle, requiring hospitalization. It was there, tragically, that the loss of her baby was confirmed. While searching Finnegan’s office, Havers uncovered a collection of love letters from various women, amongMar 22, 20046.1Mar 22, 200490m6.1