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The Best Episodes Directed By Don Sharp

Every TV Episode Directed by Don Sharp Ranked from Best to Worst by Thousands of Voters

  1. 7.0/10(1 votes)

    #1 - Target: London

    S1:E1

    Brilliant American Professor Quentin E. Deverill, currently teaching in England, finds himself involved in the mysterious disappearance of a brilliant young scientist whom authorities say has been lost at sea.

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    Director:Don Sharp
    Writer:N/A
  2. 6.0/10(1 votes)

    #2 - Invasion of the Earthmen

    S6:E16

    The death of agent Bernard Grant, while investigating the strange goings-on at the Alpha Academy where teenagers are being prepared for inter-planetary conquest, leads Steed and Tara into the generation war.

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    Director:Don Sharp
  3. 5.5/10(2 votes)

    #3 - Guardian of the Abyss

    S1:E10

    Australian antique dealer Laura Stephens buys an old mirror in a job lot at an auction. While she and fellow dealer Mike Roberts are looking at it, the sinister Simon Andrews makes a high offer for the mirror, but Laura turns him down. On the drive home, Mike Roberts picks up a runaway called Alison, who says she has escaped from the sinister Choronzan Society. During their chat she identifies the mirror as a 'scrying glass', a fact that leads Mike into a world of human sacrifice and devil worship.

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    Director:Don Sharp
  4. 5.0/10(1 votes)

    #4 - The Curious Case of the Countless Clues

    S6:E19

    Rich men are being blackmailed by two crime experts who plant clues to them all over the scenes of the crimes that they themselves commit. However, when they try to allege that Steed would murder Tara....

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    Director:Don Sharp

Don Sharp Ratings Summary

"Target: London" is the best rated episode directed by Don Sharp. It scored 7/10 based on 1 votes. It was written by N/A. It aired on 3/23/1982 and is rated 1.0 points higher than their second-best episode, "Invasion of the Earthmen".