The Worst Episodes of Harrow

[Guilty Act] Harrow is drawn into reopening a closed case after quitting his job, even as he tries to re-connect with his estranged daughter. When a body is found in the river he finds himself drawn back to the Coroner's office.

Director: Kate Dennis

Writer: Stephen M. Irwin

[From The Soul] While stalling the river bones investigation, Harrow digs into the case of a woman murdered with a crossbow, coming dangerously close to a thrill-kill murderer.

Director: Peter Salmon

Writer: Stephen M. Irwin

[The Descent is Easy] Harrow is desperate to prove once and for all that Francis Chester is alive and trying to kill him, but with no proof, even his most-trusted friends and colleagues doubt Harrow's state of mind.

Director: Declan Eames

Writer: Leigh McGrath

[Here be Dragons] A human arm in a dead crocodile leads Harrow and Dass to Far North Queensland, battling crocs and crooks in their pursuit of the truth.

Director: Peter Salmon

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

Ioan Gruffudd stars as a brilliant forensic pathologist in this 10-part Australian crime drama. Harrow comes to Fern's aid after she unwittingly sells deadly party drugs, leaving a young woman dead and others hospitalised.

Director: Tony Krawitz

Writer: Stephen M. Irwin

[In Silence] While Grace autopsies the body of an elderly man discovered in an Egyptian sarcophagus, Harrow finds himself in a battle for his own life.

Director: Geoff Bennett

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

When a skeleton is discovered in a suburban backyard, the home owner becomes the prime murder suspect - until Harrow begins to uncover a tragic secret.

Director: Tony Krawitz

Writer: Stephen M. Irwin

Two young travelers are dead and Harrow suspects the involvement of a prominent international businessman - but vested bureaucratic forces confound him at every turn.

Director: Tony Tilse

Writer: Stephen M. Irwin

[Gentle Mother] While Harrow investigates the deaths of a mother and son in a car accident, the mystery of Robert Quinn's disappearance escalates into a homicide investigation.

Director: Tony Tilse

Writer: Stephen M. Irwin

[Sins of the Father] Nichol's carries out surveillance on Stephanie after she leaves Quinn a threatening voicemail. Then, after the skull from the river bones body is discovered, a positive identity is finally made. Meanwhile, Harrow investigates the suspicious death of a student from his old high school.

Director: Catriona McKenzie

Writer: Stephen M. Irwin

[Forgive the Dead] As Harrow and Grace investigate the death of a popular health and wellness vlogger, Harrow agitates for the exhumation of Chester's remains.

Director: Mairi Cameron

Writer: Michaeley O'Brien

[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

[Hallucinations] Harrow resolves to believe that Chester really is dead, and takes a case in North Queensland, while Simon launches his own investigation into Chester.

Director: Peter Andrikidis

Writer: Stephen M. Irwin

[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 Dare Is to Do] Harrow investigates the death of two base jumpers while Fern deals with the fallout of her arrest on serious drug allegations.

Director: Catherine Millar

Writer: Leigh McGrath

[Evil in itself] When a mummified body is found bricked up in the basement of a suburban home, Harrow and Grace set about uncovering a grim secret that has been buried for twenty years.

Director: Peter Andrikidis

Writer: Michaeley O'Brien

[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

[From the Deepest Chest] Harrow recovers from a near-fatal shooting and returns immediately to work, investigating the tragic puzzle of a young mother's psychotic episode while trying to figure out who shot him.

Director: Catherine Millar

Writer: Stephen M. Irwin

[From the Beginning] Coping with a death that strikes close to home by focusing on work, Harrow is stunned to discover a connection between this death and another deceased man on his autopsy table.

Director: Grant Brown

Writer: Michaeley O'Brien

[Opportunity to Withdraw] Harrow and Fairley are sent to a double-fatality in Fairley's hometown - a trip that will test their already strained relationship.

Director: Grant Brown

Writer: Leigh McGrath