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The Best Episodes Directed By Richard Quine

Every TV Episode Directed by Richard Quine Ranked from Best to Worst by Thousands of Voters

  1. #1 Fan Favorite
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    7.7/10(27 votes)
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    #1 - Double Exposure

    S3:E4

    A filmmaker kills one of his clients. in a break, during the screening of a new ad campaign

    Director:Richard Quine
    Writer:Stephen J. Cannell

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    7.4/10(32 votes)
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    #2 - Requiem for a Falling Star

    S2:E5

    A fading movie star tries to murder a writer who is attempting to blackmail her, but accidentally kills her P.A.

    Director:Richard Quine
    Writer:Jackson Gillis

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    6.2/10(35 votes)
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    #3 - Dagger of the Mind

    S2:E4

    While on a work trip to London, to learn the techniques of the British police, Columbo gets involved with the murder of Roger Haversham, a rich old businessman who is financing the careers of two rundown theater stars. When Sir Roger threatens to end their careers, because he felt betrayed, he's killed. A short while after, his butler figures out the motives for his master's murder, and blackmails the actors, who have no other choice than to kill him and make it look like he commited suicide due to remorse, because he murdered his employer. Columbo stills manages to catch both the murderers, with the help of a pearl and a new umbrella.

    Director:Richard Quine
    Writer:Richard Levinson

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Richard Quine Ratings Summary

"Double Exposure" is the best rated episode directed by Richard Quine. It scored 7.7/10 based on 27 votes. It was written by Stephen J. Cannell. It aired on 12/16/1973 and is rated 0.3 points higher than their second-best episode, "Requiem for a Falling Star".