The Worst Episodes of Patrick Melrose

Episode Rankings

1. #1 Worst Episode
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   7.8/10(1356 votes)

   #1 - Mother's Milk

   S1:E46/2/2018

   France, 2003. Patrick, 44, is now married to Mary, with sons Robert and Thomas. Patrick may be off the heroin, but is back tackling his troubles with substance abuse.

   Director:Edward Berger

   Writer:David Nicholls

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   Director:Edward Berger

   Writer:David Nicholls
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   8.3/10(2384 votes)

   #2 - Bad News

   S1:E15/12/2018

   London, 1982. Patrick Melrose, 23 years old and in the grip of an all-consuming heroin addiction, flies to New York to collect his father's ashes.

   Director:Edward Berger

   Writer:David Nicholls

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   Director:Edward Berger

   Writer:David Nicholls
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   8.3/10(1716 votes)

   #3 - Never Mind

   S1:E25/19/2018

   France, 1967. During a hot summer's day at the Melrose chateau in Lacoste, 8-year old Patrick explores the grounds, a sanctuary of hiding places from the complex adult world.

   Director:Edward Berger

   Writer:David Nicholls

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   Director:Edward Berger

   Writer:David Nicholls
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   8.3/10(1545 votes)

   #4 - Some Hope

   S1:E35/26/2018

   England, 1990. Patrick Melrose, now 31, is finally clean and practicing law. Despite avoiding social situations and their inevitable temptations, Patrick is persuaded to attend a high society event in the Cotswolds by best friend Johnny.

   Director:Edward Berger

   Writer:David Nicholls

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   Director:Edward Berger

   Writer:David Nicholls
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   8.5/10(1395 votes)

   #5 - At Last

   S1:E56/9/2018

   London, 2005. Having always dreamed of being an orphan, Patrick now has his wish at the age of 46. No longer with Mary, Patrick is clean and living alone in a grim bedsit.

   Director:Edward Berger

   Writer:David Nicholls

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   Director:Edward Berger

   Writer:David Nicholls