The Best Episodes of Cracker Season 3

Episode Rankings

1. #1 Fan Favorite
   

   5.7/10(6 votes)

   #1 - Brotherly Love (1)

   S3:E110/22/1995

   A Catholic father-of-four is arrested after a prostitute is found murdered, but he denies the crime. Beck returns from sick leave to work alongside Penhaligon, who is privately convinced that Beck raped her but has no forensic evidence. While Fitz faces a family tragedy, a second prostitute is attacked while the chief suspect is still in custody.

   Director:Roy Battersby

   Writer:Jimmy McGovern

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   Director:Roy Battersby

   Writer:Jimmy McGovern
2. 

   8.5/10(2 votes)

   #2 - Brotherly Love (2)

   S3:E210/23/1995

   An identical murder takes place while David Harvey is in custody. Fitz visits his priest brother Michael and accuses him of murder, while Maggie Harvey demands that her husband is released.

   Director:Roy Battersby

   Writer:Jimmy McGovern

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   Director:Roy Battersby

   Writer:Jimmy McGovern
3. 

   9.5/10(2 votes)

   #3 - Brotherly Love (3)

   S3:E310/29/1995

   After another prostitute is slain, Fitz comes to believe that David Harvey's wife Maggie is the killer, in spite of vehement protesting by the police and his brother, Father Michael.

   Director:Roy Battersby

   Writer:Jimmy McGovern

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   Director:Roy Battersby

   Writer:Jimmy McGovern
4. 

   8.0/10(2 votes)

   #4 - Best Boys (1)

   S3:E411/6/1995

   Bill Nash smiles at Stuart Grady, and, in those few seconds, changes the course of their lives and inadvertently turns them both to murder. Meanwhile, on the domestic front, Judith finally rebels.

   Director:Charles McDougall

   Writer:Paul Abbott

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   Director:Charles McDougall

   Writer:Paul Abbott
5. 

   8.0/10(1 votes)

   #5 - Best Boys (2)

   S3:E511/13/1995

   Fitz is pitched against Grady and Nash, whose relationship is now spinning dangerously out of control.

   Director:Charles McDougall

   Writer:Paul Abbott

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   Director:Charles McDougall

   Writer:Paul Abbott