Detective Sam Spade is pulled out of his tranquil retirement in France to investigate a series of brutal murders.
The best episode of "Monsieur Spade" is "Episode 3", rated 7.6/10 from 330 user votes. It was directed by Scott Frank and written by Tom Fontana, Scott Frank. "Episode 3" aired on 1/28/2024 and is rated 0.0 point(s) higher than the second highest rated, "Episode 5".
Spade searches for answers regarding the mysterious young boy that everyone seems to be looking for. Samir takes him into hiding, but no one knows what to make of his incessant writing. Spade gets a call from the elusive Philippe.
Director: Scott Frank
Writer: Tom Fontana, Scott Frank
Spade gets more than he bargained for when he questions his eccentric neighbors, and learns more about the boy's mysterious abilities. Teresa continues her investigation alone. Jean-Pierre faces his past and confronts Philippe.
Director: Scott Frank
Writer: Tom Fontana, Scott Frank
Spade arrives in Bozouls. A brief trip becomes a new chapter as he falls for a local vineyard owner. Years later, Spade remains, a widower and retiree quietly living out his golden years in peace. But the return of his adversary changes everything.
Director: Scott Frank
Writer: Tom Fontana, Scott Frank
The tragedy of the horrific murders are felt by all in the town. Pulled out of retirement, Spade begins to investigate, while Teresa keeps her cards close to her chest. But no one is safe, and Spade may unknowingly put himself in the crosshairs.
Director: Scott Frank
Writer: Tom Fontana, Scott Frank
Spade interrogates the intruder and learns that there are people who still very much want him dead. Another body is discovered, and Teresa begins her own investigation into the whereabouts of her father, Philippe Saint-Andre.
Director: Scott Frank
Writer: Tom Fontana, Scott Frank
Spade discovers who has been following him. Philippe sets up a deal for the boy that quickly goes sideways, leading to a dangerous confrontation on the old town bridge. A mysterious newcomer arrives, uncovering secret identities and agendas.
Director: Scott Frank
Writer: Tom Fontana, Scott Frank