The Best Episodes Directed By Roger Goldby

The family receives a telegram from Larry, who is in Athens for a short trip, announcing that he has a friend coming to stay – Prince Jeejeebuoy. Concerned about Gerry's education, Louisa also seeks advice from Theo.

Director: Roger Goldby

Writer: Simon Nye

The family prepares for a celebration, and Margo is determined to persuade the reclusive Countess Mavrodaki to attend. Sven is put to the test by his potential family, but seems to make a good impression. Gerry begins to question whether keeping animals in his personal zoo is fair, and considers releasing them into the wild.

Director: Roger Goldby

Writer: Simon Nye

When the family learn that Leslie has three girlfriends, Louisa decides to help him choose which one to pick.

Director: Roger Goldby

Writer: Simon Nye

Louisa and Larry are both devastated to find that a dear relative has died.

Director: Roger Goldby

Writer: Simon Nye

Albert, Mickey, Ash, Sean and Emma attend the funeral of a fellow grifter called Benny. Benny had a history with the team having helped Mickey out of a difficult situation years ago and nearly taking Ash's place in the group. Ash bumps into a panicked man that looks like Benny after the funeral. Ash the chases after him and learns that Benny is still alive. Benny explains to Ash why he had to fake his own death and the team decide to help him.

Director: Roger Goldby

Writer: Chris Bucknall

Leslie falls in with a bad crowd and ends up being falsely accused of armed robbery, prompting Louisa to take desperate measures to save him. Margo takes a shine to a gardener at the Villa Mavrodaki, Captain Creech returns, and the family realises the extent of Gerry's passion for animals when he turns his bedroom into a centre for scientific learning.

Director: Roger Goldby

Writer: Simon Nye

The family faces the unwanted arrival of a domineering aunt, while Larry's girlfriend also pays a visit - giving the unwelcome relative an opportunity to voice her disapproval of the whole family. Sven makes an offer that helps Louisa cope with adversity and Margo falls in love - but Gerry is more concerned with his newly acquired owlets.

Director: Roger Goldby

Writer: Simon Nye

A confession of murder proves problematic for DI Richard Poole and the team when a wife admits to killing her husband but the body is nowhere to be found. Can Richard solve the mystery? And could his feelings be clouding his judgment?

Director: Roger Goldby

Writer: James Payne

Mickey and Albert visit the first Wendell Casino to open in in the country. The Wendell family are well known for their strict policy on cheaters and have a rogue's gallery on show of anyone who has ever been caught. Albert isn't happy when he sees a picture of his grand father Charlie Stroller up on the wall. Albert is determined to do what ever it takes and clear Charlie's name even if it means that the whole team's pictures end up hanging up on the wall.

Director: Roger Goldby

Writer: James Payne

The Musketeers battle to restore order in Paris after Grimaud and Feron stage an ambitious Châtelet breakout, setting free a lunatic with murderous designs on the Louvre.

Director: Roger Goldby

Writer: Ellen Taylor

Dalgliesh is sent on an urgent mission to investigate a terrorist plot against a nuclear power station on the Kent coast. He is soon drawn into a complex and highly charged hunt for a serial killer, working once more alongside former colleague Kate Miskin, now an acting DCI.

Director: Roger Goldby

Writer: Helen Edmundson

Detective drama series. As DI Richard Poole desperately searches for a decent cup of tea, a bride is murdered on her wedding day. Could the killer be one of her family?

Director: Roger Goldby

Writer: Robert Thorogood

King Louis tasks the Musketeers with bringing his exiled brother, the Duke of Orléans, back to Paris in order to mend bridges. On the way, the Duke is robbed of dangerous letters which could destroy Orléans. The Duke informs the corrupt Governor of this, and the Governor's Red Guard must race the Musketeers in the hunt for the thief.

Director: Roger Goldby

Writer: Simon Allen

Meeting George leaves Alice shaken while she arranges a funeral for the man she loved. Meanwhile the police continue to look for an unidentified witness captured on the CCTV.

Director: Roger Goldby

Writer: Simon Nye

Charlotte decides that she's ready to return to school, but Alice feels lost without her and struggles to cope.

Director: Roger Goldby

Writer: Simon Nye

Alice's decision to try for a baby using the sperm Harry mysteriously stored before he died is met with doubts from Charlotte and Sarah.

Director: Roger Goldby

Writer: Simon Nye

With a newfound confidence Alice is determined to develop Harry's land, but can she solve her growing list of problems before trying for Harry's baby?

Director: Roger Goldby

Writer: Simon Nye

Chummy makes an important decision, Jenny reconnects with Jimmy, and Cynthia's conduct is called into question after the death of a baby she delivered.

Director: Roger Goldby

Writer: N/A

Inspector Gently is intrigued as to why a woman has tragically committed suicide. There are too many details that don't add up, and he suspects murder. Why did this woman, a GP, want to end her life? Gently's investigation leads him and his team to the discovery of a bigger industrial crime, more murders and more victims. Gently puts his career on the line to uncover who is really to blame.

Director: Roger Goldby

Writer: N/A

A friend of Chummy's, Reverend Applebee-Thornton, comes to stay at Nonnatus House and soon gets on everyone's nerves. Meanwhile, Jenny and Sister Evangelina deliver a baby with spina bifida, and Sister Bernadette plays matchmaker.

Director: Roger Goldby

Writer: N/A

An estate agent is murdered and it is up to Ash and Scribbs to find the killer.

Director: Roger Goldby

Writer: N/A

The brides father is found dead in a pond.

Director: Roger Goldby

Writer: N/A

Jenny is seconded to a short-staffed hospital in London, but grows increasingly reluctant to carry out her duties when she finds out she is working under intimidating surgeon Mr Tracey. Back in Poplar, the midwives are introduced to newcomer Jane and outspoken twins Meg and Mave Carter. The sisters are identical in every way, except one of them is now pregnant - forcing them to come to terms with the impact a baby will have on them.

Director: Roger Goldby

Writer: N/A

For Alice, Harry and their daughter, Charlotte, moving into their dream home quickly becomes a nightmare when Harry is found dead at the bottom of the stairs.

Director: Roger Goldby

Writer: Simon Nye

Dalgliesh is sent on an urgent mission to investigate a terrorist plot against a nuclear power station on the Kent coast. He is soon drawn into a complex and highly charged hunt for a serial killer, working once more alongside former colleague Kate Miskin, now an acting DCI.

Director: Roger Goldby

Writer: Helen Edmundson