The Best Episodes of Harrow Season 3

[From the Beginning] Harrow rides the storm when a deathly ill boy at QIFM needs his help at the very moment Mila Zoric summons him to negotiate his kidnapped son's release.

Director: Peter Andrikidis

Writer: Stephen M. Irwin

[An Innocent Man Is Punished] While Harrow investigates a baffling crime involving siblings, James brings danger closer to his half-sister Fern than ever before - and pays a high price.

Director: Peter Andrikidis

Writer: Leigh McGrath

[Through The Roots] Harrow is reminded why he hates camping on a hiking trip with Fairley and Nichols.

Director: Grant Brown

Writer: Stephen M. Irwin

[The Dose Makes the Poison] The mysterious death of a hotel maid draws Harrow into a dark world of espionage and assassination, while Nichols edges closer to catching Harrow's wayward son, James.

Director: Mairi Cameron

Writer: Michaeley O'Brien

[They Condemn What They Do Not Understand] Reeling from the discovery that his son is alive, Harrow finds a welcome distraction in one of the most bizarre cases he's ever encountered: the murder of a vampire.

Director: Ioan Gruffudd

Writer: Leigh McGrath

[To the Late Are Left the Bones] Harrow proves a suburban suicide is in fact murder, uncovering one family's secrets as he is forced to hide his own.

Director: Grant Brown

Writer: Stephen M. Irwin

[The Die Has Been Cast] After two men die in a duel, Harrow uncovers a web of Machiavellian intrigue within a suburban historical society. Tanya's return forces Harrow to reassess the last 20 years of his life.

Director: Mairi Cameron

Writer: Stephen M. Irwin

[The Mother is Always Certain] Confronted by the loss of a son he never knew, Harrow buries himself in his work, investigating the violent stabbing of a homeless man.

Director: Tony Tilse

Writer: Stephen M. Irwin

[So That They Might Drink, Since They Refused To Eat] As Harrow's attempts to reconnect with his son are frustrated, Fern and James grow closer - while the baffling deaths of two teens sharpen Harrow's concern for his own children.

Director: Catherine Millar

Writer: Stephen M. Irwin

[Do Not Give a Sword to a Boy] While pressure mounts on Harrow to stop defending his son James, two baffling deaths demand all his wit and courage to solve - before another life is lost.

Director: Catherine Millar

Writer: Leigh McGrath