The beloved British drama series "Endeavour" bid farewell to viewers with its ninth and final season. The prequel to "Inspector Morse," the show's final outing left fans with shocking resolutions and heartbreaking goodbyes. The season consisted of three episodes, just like the previous two seasons.

Creator and writer Russell Lewis was determined to bring the series to a close while tying up loose ends. He wanted to maintain a respectful distance from the original series and ensure a seamless connection between the two chapters. Lewis stated, "I'll do it for as long as they want me to, but I do know how it ends. We wouldn't want to get to the point where you can see the join. I think we'll bow out long before that."

Lead actor Shaun Evans, who played Endeavour Morse, also believed in ending the series at the right time. He mentioned that they shouldn't overstay their welcome and wanted to ensure a satisfying conclusion. Evans compared it to planning his own funeral, emphasizing the importance of ending the story in a way that satisfied everyone involved.

While fans may be sad to see "Endeavour" come to an end, critics and audiences praised the final season for its closure and tying up of loose ends. The series ended on a high note, delivering a fitting end to the popular detective's origin story.