The Best Episodes Directed By Alex Kirby

Episode Rankings

1. #1 Fan Favorite
   

   10.0/10(1 votes)

   #1 - Double Edged Sword

   S6:E410/23/1994

   A tough-talking business man hires Lovejoy to recover a sixteenth-century samurai sword which has been stolen from him. Another dealer, Lovejoy's mentor Jim Leonard, buys the sword at an auction, but it is promptly stolen from him by Joanna, the daughter of the original owner. Lovejoy stays on the trail.

   Director:Alex Kirby

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   8.0/10(1 votes)

   #2 - Breaking the Broker

   S6:E711/13/1994

   The police set up Tinker, so that they can get a favour from Lovejoy. They want him to check out an up-market pawnbroker who is suspected of receiving antiques stolen overseas.

   Director:Alex Kirby

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   7.0/10(3 votes)

   #3 - The Children of Israel

   S2:E23/16/1985

   The Sheriff returns to Nottingham, passing through Sherwood. Will decides that Robin's plans to ambush him is not good enough and attempts to attack the Sheriff and his men with only Little John, Nasir and Friar Tuck at his side. It all goes badly wrong - Tuck is badly injured and Robin is furious, a fury that grows when he discovers the attitude of the local villagers they take Tuck to. Back in Nottingham the Sheriff is approached by Joshua De Talmont, a Jewish moneylender, demanding the money that the Sheriff owes him. The Sheriff is not best pleased about being challenged for money he owes and 'suggests' to Guy that a tide of anti-Jewish sentiments may strike Nottingham, as it has in London and other towns, and lead to the death of De Talmont in the riots.

   Director:Alex Kirby

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   7.0/10(1 votes)

   #4 - When Did You Last See Your Father?

   S7:E63/4/1989

   Jim is put under pressure to arrest a scrap dealer who he believes is innocent of assaulting a young girl.

   Director:Alex Kirby

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