The Best Episodes of Murder in Suburbia

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   8.0/10(122 votes)

   #1 - Golden Oldies

   S2:E68/15/2005

   When a former 1950s singing star is found dead in his bathtub at a retirement home, Ash and Scribbs discover that old rivalries and long-held secrets may have followed him into his later years. As they investigate the residents and staff, they find that the past may hold the key to his murder.

   Director:Robert Bierman

   Writer:Scott Cherry

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   Director:Robert Bierman

   Writer:Scott Cherry
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   7.9/10(146 votes)

   #2 - Noisy Neighbours

   S1:E64/17/2004

   When notorious neighbour Bernard Lloyd is found bludgeoned to death with a hammer, DI Kate Ashurst and DS Emma Scribbins investigate the residents of Cherry Meadows, a quiet cul-de-sac where Bernard's nonstop DIY had made him plenty of enemies. With no shortage of irritated neighbours, Ash and Scribbs must determine who finally decided to silence him for good.

   Director:Douglas Mackinnon

   Writer:Nick Collins

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   Director:Douglas Mackinnon

   Writer:Nick Collins
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   7.6/10(166 votes)

   #3 - Millionaire's Row

   S1:E33/27/2004

   A burned-out Mercedes containing a charred body leads Ash and Scribbs to Millionaire's Row, where their investigation uncovers secrets, jealousy and affairs among the wealthy residents.

   Director:David Innes Edwards

   Writer:Nick Collins

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   Director:David Innes Edwards

   Writer:Nick Collins
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   7.6/10(122 votes)

   #4 - Estate Agents

   S2:E26/4/2005

   When an estate agent is found murdered in his office, Ash and Scribbs discover that his business dealings had made him plenty of enemies. As they investigate his colleagues, clients and personal life, they uncover a web of grudges and secrets that gives more than one person a motive for murder.

   Director:Roger Goldby

   Writer:Emma Frost

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   Director:Roger Goldby

   Writer:Emma Frost
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   7.5/10(151 votes)

   #5 - Sanctuary

   S1:E44/3/2004

   Ash and Scribbs investigate the murder of a prominent supporter of Jungle Alert, a charity for African animals. As they delve into the seemingly respectable lives of the charity's wealthy donors, they uncover a web of secrets hidden behind their suburban façade.

   Director:David Innes Edwards

   Writers:John Flanagan, Andrew McCulloch

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   Director:David Innes Edwards

   Writers:John Flanagan, Andrew McCulloch
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   7.5/10(124 votes)

   #6 - The Wedding

   S2:E36/11/2005

   When the father of a bride is found murdered on her wedding day, Ash and Scribbs discover that the celebrations have brought old tensions and family secrets to the surface. With no shortage of suspects among the wedding party, they must unravel the relationships behind the happy occasion to find the killer.

   Director:Roger Goldby

   Writer:Nick Collins

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   Director:Roger Goldby

   Writer:Nick Collins
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   7.5/10(125 votes)

   #7 - Salsa

   S2:E46/18/2005

   When a talented young salsa dancer falls to her death from a balcony, Ash and Scribbs suspect there may be more to the tragedy than meets the eye. Their investigation into the competitive world of salsa dancing uncovers jealousy, tangled relationships and secrets that could provide a motive for murder.

   Director:Jonathan Fox Bassett

   Writer:Scott Cherry

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   Director:Jonathan Fox Bassett

   Writer:Scott Cherry
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   7.5/10(113 votes)

   #8 - Dogs

   S2:E56/25/2005

   When the owner of a dog day-care centre is found murdered, Ash and Scribbs investigate a world of devoted pet owners, disgruntled clients and complicated relationships. As they dig into the victim’s life, they discover that more than one person may have had reason to want her dead.

   Director:Roger Goldby

   Writer:Paul Waite

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   Director:Roger Goldby

   Writer:Paul Waite
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   7.4/10(154 votes)

   #9 - Stag Night

   S1:E23/20/2004

   When a co-owner of Middleford's private golf club is found dead following his stag party, Ash and Scribbs investigate a circle of suspects and uncover sexual intrigue, infighting and corruption behind the club's respectable façade.

   Director:Edward Bennett

   Writer:Michael Aitkens

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   Director:Edward Bennett

   Writer:Michael Aitkens
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    7.4/10(144 votes)

    #10 - A Good Deal of Attention

    S1:E54/10/2004

    When a school secretary is killed in a hit-and-run, Ash and Scribbs discover her influence over admissions may have made her some dangerous enemies. Their investigation reveals just how far some people will go to secure a place at the sought-after school.

    Director:Douglas Mackinnon

    Writer:Michael Chadwick

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    Director:Douglas Mackinnon

    Writer:Michael Chadwick
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    7.1/10(192 votes)

    #11 - Applejacks

    S1:E13/13/2004

    DI Kate Ashurst and DS Emma Scribbins investigate the murder of a suburban woman whose seemingly ordinary life hides a web of secrets. As Ash and Scribbs dig deeper, they discover there was far more going on behind closed doors than anyone suspected.

    Director:Edward Bennett

    Writer:Nick Collins

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    Director:Edward Bennett

    Writer:Nick Collins
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    7.0/10(136 votes)

    #12 - Witches

    S2:E15/28/2005

    When a young woman is found stabbed to death in a church graveyard, Ash and Scribbs discover that she and her friends had been experimenting with witchcraft. As they investigate, they uncover secrets surrounding the group and must determine whether the murder had a supernatural connection—or a very human motive.

    Director:Jonathan Fox Bassett

    Writer:Nick Collins

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    Director:Jonathan Fox Bassett

    Writer:Nick Collins