The best episode directed by William McGregor is "The Daemon-Cages", rated 8.55/10 from 40 user votes. It was "written by Jack Thorne". "The Daemon-Cages" aired on 12/8/2019 and is rated 0.3 point(s) higher than their second highest rated, "The Storm".
Lyra discovers the horrific truth behind the Gobbler’s activities in the North. She must use all her wits to help free those around her and avoid suffering a terrible fate.
Director: William McGregor
Writer: Jack Thorne
After a horrific double murder, the families involved are faced with a terrible dilemma.
Director: William McGregor
Writer: Harry Williams
Separated from her friends, Lyra must use all of her methods of deception to thwart a formidable foe. Meanwhile, Mrs Coulter plots her next move.
Director: William McGregor
Writer: Jack Thorne
As the Magisterium closes in, Lyra learns more about Asriel’s rebellion. But her assistance to him comes at great personal cost.
Director: William McGregor
Writer: Jack Thorne
The alethiometer sends Lyra and Iorek on a new path, leading to a shocking but vital clue in her search to find her friend Roger and the other missing children.
Director: William McGregor
Writer: Jack Thorne
From the clutches of the Gobblers, Lyra finds help from an unlikely place. It helps her put together more about her past and keep safe from Mrs Coulter and the Magisterium.
Director: William McGregor
Writer: Jack Thorne
Claire is still desperately hunting for answers and Adam and Grace's wedding video could hold the key to the mystery. When Claire makes a shocking discovery, the truth is more terrible than she could ever have imagined and will change all of their lives forever.
Director: William McGregor
Writer: Harry Williams
Lyra starts her new life in London, determined to find Roger with Mrs Coulter’s help. The Gyptians continue their search for the missing children and the elusive Gobblers.
Director: William McGregor
Writer: Jack Thorne
When the police come knocking, the Elliots and Douglases must decide what to do. Meanwhile, Juliet's actions have tragic unexpected consequences.
Director: William McGregor
Writer: Harry Williams
Secrets and lies begin to unravel as Jamie makes a fateful decision and Rob must decide who to protect. The police are closing in on the two families, but Juliet's own crimes are coming home to roost.
Director: William McGregor
Writer: Harry Williams
Hoping to pay back their debt, the team takes on a job for an unexpectedly high-profile client. But the task proves more treacherous than they imagined.
Director: William McGregor
Writer: Ed Hime
While the team is working to clear up a volatile grave at a cemetery, Lucy hears a voice speak her name. Ghosts aren't supposed to talk... are they?
Director: William McGregor
Writer: Ed Hime
After a job goes up in flames, Lockwood is given two weeks to come up with £60,000 in damages. Lucy uses the ring to communicate with the spirit.
Director: William McGregor
Writer: Joy Wilkinson