The Best Episodes Directed By George Bloomfield

Terrorists take a train carrying a group of singing mounties.

Director: George Bloomfield

Writer: Paul Gross

A murder-for-hire business has a unique body disposal system...funeral caskets.

Director: George Bloomfield

Writer: David Cole

After Lenny the pizza boy gets his car stolen, Fraser goes undercover as a used car salesmen to take down a ring of car thieves.

Director: George Bloomfield

Writer: David Shore

Ray is convinced that he's found Guardino's killer in mafia boss Frank Zuko, but is torn when he realises he's the brother of his childhood sweetheart, Irene Zuko.

Director: George Bloomfield

Writer: Jeff King

Terrorists strap Fraser and Ray to a bomb.

Director: George Bloomfield

Writer: Paul Gross

The case of a murdered sailor, $100 million in gold bullion and a ghost ship in the Great Lakes Triangle tests feuding Fraser and Kowalski.

Director: George Bloomfield

Writer: Paul Gross

Fraser, Ray and Diefenbaker investigate a series of crimes while Fraser is recovering from a gunshot wound. Fraser tries to forget about Victoria.

Director: George Bloomfield

Writer: Jeff King

A live nuclear warhead is smuggled into the states and the only witness to the act is a mentally challenged pizza driver named Rudy who witnessed the transfer. A transmission claiming that the warhead is armed in a random city and will detonate in 24 hours is intercepted and Section uses Rudy to determine who the man is that brought the warhead into the country - a traitor in the Agency. The location is discovered and with Rudy's help, Birkoff is able to determine the code that will disarm the bomb in time. Rudy is allowed to live due to his help and is allowed to leave Section with Nikita's assurances that he will never tell anyone of Section or it's whereabouts.

Director: George Bloomfield

Writer: Michael Loceff

The trio attempt to recover a ""witches' ladder"", a beaded necklace that can greatly enhance a witch's power. It is in the safekeeping of a coven of white witches. Unbeknownst to them, a coven of black witches, led originally be Lewis Vendredi and then by his female lieutenant are also trying to get the ladder. They cast a spell on Ryan, turning him into a mindless slave who brings them the necklace from the Vault. Jack and Micki, tapping into Micki's latent occult powers, manage to break the spell on Ryan, recover the witches' ladder, and destroy the coven.

Director: George Bloomfield

Writer: N/A

Fraser convinces Ray to help him save a young purse snatcher named Willie from the thugs that are after him.

Director: George Bloomfield

Writer: Paul Haggis

Fraser and Ray try to escort pathological liar Ian MacDonald back to Canada but there's a certain criminal element that is very interested in him not crossing the border.

Director: George Bloomfield

Writer: Frank Siracusa

Fraser is forced to follow a woman all over the city after she gets an envelope that wasn't meant for her which enrages the woman's extremely jealous fiancé.

Director: George Bloomfield

Writer: Paul Haggis

Ray is jailed for contempt of court; Fraser gets arrested to protect him.

Director: George Bloomfield

Writer: Peter Mohan

A teenage thief's life is put in danger when she steal an appointment book which could destroy a powerful senator's career, and Fraser and Ray have to save her.

Director: George Bloomfield

Writer: Michael Teversham

Ray and Francesca fight over a winning lottery ticket...she wants half the winnings because she put in half the money, and he says it's all his money because he purchased the winning ticket solely with his own money. After accidentally creating an accident with a local farmer, Fraser is sued by him, and later learns he's created a special brand of egg that everyone wants.

Director: George Bloomfield

Writer: N/A

Fraser returns from vacation to a blazing apartment and a new partner, Stanley Ray Kowalski.

Director: George Bloomfield

Writer: Paul Gross

The team guards a council candidate courting Kowalski's ex-wife, Stella.

Director: George Bloomfield

Writer: R.B. Carney

Kowalski is framed for the murder of a crime boss. Fraser protects him by letting him stay at the consulate which is official Canadian territory. While Ray and Turnbull are stuck at the consulate, Fraser tries to find the real killer.

Director: George Bloomfield

Writer: Paul Quarrington

Ray finds a corpse hidden in the interrogation room wall.

Director: George Bloomfield

Writer: Julie Lacey

The case of a murdered sailor, $100 million in gold bullion and a ghost ship in the Great Lakes Triangle tests feuding Fraser and Kowalski.

Director: George Bloomfield

Writer: Paul Gross

Fraser's childhood mentor(Tom Quinn)arrives in Chicago with the hope of stopping a U.S. company from constructing a hydro dam that will leave his northern village under water.

Director: George Bloomfield

Writer: David Shore

Ray has misgivings when Beth Botrelle, a woman he arrested years ago for murdering her police officer husband,is scheduled to be executed. Accompanied by Fraser, he tracks down evidence that proves her innocense.

Director: George Bloomfield

Writer: John Krizanc

Ray arrests a mob boss for minor assault, and Fraser is determined to make it stick.

Director: George Bloomfield

Writer: Peter Mohan

The CIA believes that a rogue element of their agency is responsible for a recent massacre of heroin dealers, performed in order to steal money and drugs as part of an embezzlement scheme. Section One is brought in to clean the house quietly, but Nikita's continued involvement with architect Gray Wellman is tampering her ability to be a reliable operative. As Section One's operation reaches a fever pitch, Nikita is unable to balance both sides of her life, and is forced to make a choice between the organization that controls her life and the one man that she's ever loved.

Director: George Bloomfield

Writer: Michael Loceff

Fraser saves a man from suicide at a local psychiatric hospital and soon realises that his words aren't merely the rantings of a mental patient.

Director: George Bloomfield

Writer: David Shore