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1. #1 Fan Favorite
   

   7.7/10(487 votes)

   #1 - Murder Most Scandalous

   S2:E19/6/2013

   When Deputy Commissioner George Sanders, Jack's ex-father-in-law, is implicated in a murder of a prostitute, Jack becomes determined to clear his name. He also has to deal with the reappearance of his ex-wife Rosie. Meanwhile, Phryne tries to perfect her fan dance, so she can go undercover at a gentleman's club run by Madam Lyon.

   Director:Tony Tilse

   Writer:Kristen Dunphy

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   Director:Tony Tilse

   Writer:Kristen Dunphy
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   7.6/10(450 votes)

   #2 - Death Comes Knocking

   S2:E29/13/2013

   Phryne ends up playing host to some ghostly soldiers and exotic spiritualists. Aunt Prudence becomes swept up in the new spiritualist fad and gets a famous psychic to contact her dead godson.

   Director:Ken Cameron

   Writer:Ysabelle Dean

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   Director:Ken Cameron

   Writer:Ysabelle Dean
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   7.7/10(455 votes)

   #3 - Dead Man's Chest

   S2:E39/20/2013

   Buried treasure and pirate legends bubble to the surface in the seaside holiday town of Queenscliff and Phryne finds herself at the pointy end of a Spanish dagger.

   Director:Ken Cameron

   Writer:John Banas

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   Director:Ken Cameron

   Writer:John Banas
4. 

   7.5/10(422 votes)

   #4 - Deadweight

   S2:E49/27/2013

   When a gang leader is found dead outside a travelling boxing tent, Phryne's investigation leads her into the dangerous but thrilling world of fight rigging and tribal payback.

   Director:Declan Eames

   Writer:John Banas

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   Director:Declan Eames

   Writer:John Banas
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   7.8/10(441 votes)

   #5 - Murder A La Mode

   S2:E510/4/2013

   Set in the Fleuri sisters' exclusive fashion salon at the 'Paris end' of Collins Street. When Phryne arrives at Madame Fleuri's for a fitting, she unexpectedly finds herself amidst a crime scene. The salon's benefactor has been found impaled on her own hairpiece in the sumptuous powder room, and everyone present is a suspect! Phryne uses her innate understanding of haute couture fashion to help Jack uncover an elaborate scheme.

   Director:Sian Davies

   Writer:Kristen Dunphy

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   Director:Sian Davies

   Writer:Kristen Dunphy
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   7.5/10(437 votes)

   #6 - Marked for Murder

   S2:E610/11/2013

   Inspired by a Kerry Greenwood short story and set amidst the passion and fanaticism of 1929 Australian Rules Football. When Phryne is duped into investigating the coach's missing 'lucky cap', she discovers a gruesome murder instead - the local team Captain is found hanging by a rival team's scarf and it seems at first a clear - cut case of murderous sabotage.

   Director:Declan Eames

   Writer:John Banas

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   Director:Declan Eames

   Writer:John Banas
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   7.9/10(449 votes)

   #7 - Blood at the Wheel

   S2:E710/18/2013

   When the driver of the ladies' motorcar rally team is found dead in her roadster, Phryne is up in arms struggling to convince Jack that her friend's death was no accident.

   Director:Sian Davies

   Writer:Michelle Offen

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   Writer:Michelle Offen
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   7.9/10(454 votes)

   #8 - The Blood of Juana the Mad

   S2:E810/25/2013

   Now estranged, Phryne and Jack step around each other to investigate a murder and the disappearance of a valuable manuscript.

   Director:Peter Andrikidis

   Writer:John Banas

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   Director:Peter Andrikidis

   Writer:John Banas
9. 

   7.6/10(444 votes)

   #9 - Framed for Murder

   S2:E911/1/2013

   Phryne journeys into the twilight world of silent movies. When a lead actor and a director are murdered, Phryne steps in to solve the crime and save the production.

   Director:Peter Andrikidis

   Writer:Chris Corbett

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   Director:Peter Andrikidis

   Writer:Chris Corbett
10. 

    7.9/10(425 votes)

    #10 - Death on the Vine

    S2:E1011/8/2013

    When Phryne arrives at an idyllic vineyard to investigate a suspicious death, hostile townsfolk do everything they can to drive her out of town, and Hugh prepares for a perfect proposal.

    Director:Catherine Millar

    Writer:Chris Corbett

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    Director:Catherine Millar

    Writer:Chris Corbett
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    8.1/10(430 votes)

    #11 - Dead Air

    S2:E1111/15/2013

    There's a new wireless in the Fisher household, but there's a murder on the airwaves. Dot suffers the realisation that she doesn't want to relinquish working for Miss Fisher when she marries.

    Director:Catherine Millar

    Writers:Ysabelle Dean, Mia Tolhurst

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    Director:Catherine Millar

    Writers:Ysabelle Dean, Mia Tolhurst
12. 

    8.4/10(457 votes)

    #12 - Unnatural Habits

    S2:E1211/22/2013

    The gothic world of a halfway house for pregnant & wayward girls sets the scene for the death of a teenager. Phryne & Jack realise the threads of the crime lead closer to home than they suspected.

    Director:Tony Tilse

    Writer:Ysabelle Dean

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    Director:Tony Tilse

    Writer:Ysabelle Dean
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    8.0/10(522 votes)

    #13 - Murder Under the Mistletoe

    S2:E1312/22/2013

    Phryne, Dot and Dr Mac accompany Aunt Prudence to a picturesque chalet to celebrate Christmas. When they arrive they find a resident dead and soon the body count starts to rapidly rise.

    Director:Tony Tilse

    Writer:Elizabeth Coleman

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    Director:Tony Tilse

    Writer:Elizabeth Coleman