8.3/103 votes8.3/10(3)#1 - The Peacemaker
Season 2 Episode 21
Aired 2/6/1968
David Vincent arranges a meeting between the alien leaders and an Air Force General, who secretly plans to drop a bomb on the alien leaders despite the fact that many innocent people will die in the process.
Director: Robert Day
Writer: David W. Rintels
8.0/101 votes8.0/10(1)#2 - Never, Never Say Die
Season 5 Episode 10
Aired 3/18/1967
An unfortunate motorist keeps knocking down and killing the same man: a man who's rampaging through the countryside, bulletproof and intent on destruction. A man who just happens to be identical to the urbane Professor Frank N. Stone.
Director: Robert Day
Writer: N/A
8.0/101 votes
8.0/101 votes8.0/10(1)#4 - Logan's Run
Season 1 Episode 1
Aired 9/16/1977
Logan and Jessica decide to escape from the City of Domes to avoid losing their lives at Carousel.
Director: Robert Day
Writer: N/A
8.0/101 votes8.0/10(1)#5 - Barbecue
Season 1 Episode 5
Aired 4/30/1978
It's time for the annual Ewing Barbecue (where the Ewings feed half of Texas) but there is an unexpected guest, Digger Barnes. But this guest comes alongside unexpected news, Pam's pregnant!
Director: Robert Day
Writer: David Jacobs
7.7/103 votes7.7/10(3)#6 - The Miracle
Season 2 Episode 23
Aired 2/27/1968
In a small New Mexico town, a provincial teenage girl witnesses an alien’s incineration and believes it to be a sign from God.
Director: Robert Day
Writer: Robert L. Collins
7.0/101 votes7.0/10(1)#7 - Fish on the Hook
Season 2 Episode 6
Aired 11/17/1964
In Egypt, Drake must uncover the identity of, and save, the mastermind behind the Controller - or the entire Middle Eastern British spy network will be compromised.
Director: Robert Day
Writer: Michael Pertwee
6.7/103 votes6.7/10(3)#8 - From Venus With Love
Season 5 Episode 1
Aired 1/14/1967
The strange deaths of several astronomers, left bleached white, pose a problem. Whilst Steed joins the stargazers, Emma chases a bright light, and finds herself in the hot seat.
Director: Robert Day
Writer: N/A
6.5/102 votes6.5/10(2)#9 - The Albatross
Season 1 Episode 23
Aired 3/15/1973
A father finds out that the man who murdered his deaf son is released on a technicality.
Director: Robert Day
Writer: N/A
6.0/101 votes6.0/10(1)#10 - The £50,000 Breakfast
Season 5 Episode 19
Aired 10/14/1967
The accidental death of a ventriloquist reveals that he had been carrying a fortune in gems inside his stomach. Steed stoops to blackmail and Emma goes shopping for ties in the search through the business community for a rich Borzoi.
Director: Robert Day
Writer: Roger Marshall
5.8/102 votes5.8/10(2)#11 - Return of the Cybernauts
Season 5 Episode 17
Aired 9/30/1967
The brother of the late Clement Armstrong sets a deadly trap for Steed and Mrs. Peel, whom he blames for his brother's death at the hands of his murderous creations, the Cybernauts.
Director: Robert Day
Writer: N/A
5.5/102 votes5.5/10(2)#12 - Most Feared in the Jungle
Season 2 Episode 14
Aired 12/20/1973
Believing her baby was kidnapped, not stillborn as people claim, a deranged new mother embarks on a murderous quest to find the truth.
Director: Robert Day
Writer: N/A
4.5/102 votes4.5/10(2)#13 - Going Home
Season 2 Episode 5
Aired 10/11/1973
A small-time crook accidentally heists a fantastic sum from a small store that is actually a Syndicate front.
Director: Robert Day
Writer: Jack B. Sowards
1.0/101 votes1.0/10(1)#14 - Digger's Daughter
Season 1 Episode 1
Aired 4/2/1978
Bobby has a wife, and no one in the house of Ewing wants her there. Pamela Barnes is the daughter of the most hated man in Jock's history, Digger. This marriage of Bobby and Pam should have ended the Barnes-Ewing Feud, but it only served to escalate it.
Director: Robert Day
Writer: David Jacobs
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Robert Day Ratings Summary
"The Peacemaker" is the best rated episode directed by Robert Day. It scored 8.3/10 based on 3 votes. It was written by David W. Rintels. It aired on 2/6/1968 and is rated 0.3 points higher than their second-best episode, "Never, Never Say Die".