Inspector Morse, Series 8 (1995-2000)

Lewis:
You think another one's a good idea?

Morse:
Think! That's why I want it, to think! I don't drink for pleasure.

Lewis:
You are alright, aren't you, sir?

Morse:
Better off than Harry Repp, I suppose. At least I'll have a retirement. Bird watching, Wagner. You know, you really should persevere with Wagner, Lewis. It's about important things. Life and death... regret.

Lewis:
Cheer up, sir, it's a lovely evening. Look at that sunset!

Morse:
[quoting A.E. Houseman] "Ensanguining the skies. How heavily it dies. Into the west away; Past touch and sight and sound. Not further to be found, how hopeless under ground. Falls the remorseful day."