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The Best Episodes Directed By David Arquette

Every TV Episode Directed by David Arquette Ranked from Best to Worst by Thousands of Voters

  1. Background image for 1-900-Lucky
    9.0/10(1 votes)

    #1 - 1-900-Lucky

    S3:E17

    Allison investigates the case a woman's murdered husband. Meanwhile, her brother Michael gets a job as a telephone hotline psychic which leads him to visit a distressed customer in Arizona - the same customer whose case Allison is investigating.

    Director:David Arquette
    Writer:Robert Doherty
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  2. Background image for Do You Hear What I Hear
    8.0/10(2 votes)

    #2 - Do You Hear What I Hear

    S4:E4

    A young deaf girl is kidnapped, causing Allison to completely lose her hearing. With Allison at a loss, Joe decides to help her and Cynthia Keener investigate the kidnapping.

    Director:David Arquette
    Writer:Travis Donnelly
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  3. Background image for Once in a Lifetime
    7.3/10(3 votes)

    #3 - Once in a Lifetime

    S6:E8

    Allison fears the worst about Ariel's new boyfriend when she suspects him of murdering a man. Also, Bridgette posts embarrassing videos of a man on the Internet and gets into trouble.

    Director:David Arquette
    Writer:Heather Mitchell
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  4. Background image for F-T-F
    6.8/10(4 votes)

    #4 - F-T-F

    S9:E11

    After a fire hydrant washes away evidence, the team must recreate a bizarre double murder.

    Director:David Arquette
    Writer:N/A
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David Arquette Ratings Summary

"1-900-Lucky" is the best rated episode directed by David Arquette. It scored 9/10 based on 1 votes. It was written by Robert Doherty. It aired on 4/11/2007 and is rated 1.0 points higher than their second-best episode, "Do You Hear What I Hear".