Set during the 1960s in the fictional North Yorkshire village of Aidensfield, this enduringly popular series interweaves crime and medical storylines.
The best episode of "Heartbeat" season 18 is "Family Matters", rated 7.7/10 from 35 user votes. It was directed by Gerry Mill and written by John Flanagan, Andrew McCulloch. "Family Matters" aired on 10/12/2008 and is rated 0.3 point(s) higher than the second highest rated, "England Expects".
Miller's personal and professional lives are put under jeopardy when his daughter Cheryl is kidnapped, Aunt Peggy thinks she is dying, a suspicious man stays at the Aidensfield Arms who could be connected to a possible assassination attempt on a foreign leader who is attending a conference.
Director: Gerry Mill
Writer: John Flanagan, Andrew McCulloch
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Director: Jonas Grimås
Writer: Shaun McKenna
A woman who claims to be Carol's mum appears in Aidensfield along with a friend of Carol's. Carol and Joe are involved with the problems of a young mother. David and Dawn start a money making scheme with David becoming a chimney sweep.
Director: Roger Bamford
Writer: Mark Holloway
Joe and Carol investigate when a woman from a group of travellers is found to have been beaten, Don finds out his wife is cheating on him, Lord Ashfordly's gamekeeper and the head of the travellers are involved in a drugs plot, a man is found murdered on Lord Ashfordly's estate and David is at war with a rival taxi firm.
Director: Andrew Morgan
Writer: Susan Wilkins
Joe risks his career to help DS Dawson when it appears she has stolen £400 during a police raid on a criminal's house and Bernie finds out he has a daughter he never knew existed
Director: Gerry Mill
Writer: John Flanagan, Andrew McCulloch
The rivalry between two competing brass bands escalates when the police are forced to step in.
Director: Jonas Grimås
Writer: Shaun McKenna
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Director: Judith Dine
Writer: Peter Gibbs
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Director: Jonas Grimås
Writer: Jane Hollowood
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Director: Andrew Morgan
Writer: Jonathan Critchley
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Director: Tony Prescott
Writer: John Flanagan, Andrew McCulloch
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Director: Roger Bamford
Writer: Michael Eaton
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Director: Roger Bamford
Writer: Michael Eaton
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Director: Piotr Szkopiak
Writer: Peter Gibbs
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Director: Judith Dine
Writer: John Milne
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Director: Gerry Mill
Writer: Shaun McKenna
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Director: Andrew Morgan
Writer: Mark Holloway
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Director: Jonas Grimås
Writer: Susan Wilkins
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Director: Judith Dine
Writer: John Flanagan, Andrew McCulloch
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Director: Dominic Leclerc
Writer: Peter Gibbs
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Director: Roger Bamford
Writer: Jane Hollowood
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Director: Gerry Mill
Writer: Shaun McKenna
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Director: Tim Dowd
Writer: Jonathan Critchley
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Director: Judith Dine
Writer: Mark Holloway
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Director: Roger Bamford
Writer: John Flanagan, Andrew McCulloch