Where To Watch The 'Endeavour' Cast One Year On

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, and then successfully launched Endeavour before Lewis concluded. By the time Endeavour's series finale aired the first weekend in July 2023, the series had been a Masterpiece staple for thirty-five years.

Though the long breaks between Morse seasons due to Mystery!'s anthology system technically makes it the longest-running of the three series (12 years, from February 1988 to January 2021), Endeavour had more installments than either of its predecessors (36 episodes vs. Morse and Lewis' 33 apiece). Unsurprisingly, it's also the one seen by the most viewers since it was the first to be widely available on streaming due to the timing of its release. (At least Morse and Lewis have caught up in that department.) Is it any wonder that Morse fans miss the prequel version of Endeavour Morse, Shaun Evans, and Roger Allam, who played his mentor and friend, Thursday?

Luckily for us, much of the cast of Endeavour were already established actors, and those who launched their careers on the series have been working to break out since it ended. Let's run down what they've been up to since the series ended and where you can watch their latest projects on streaming.