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#1 - The King in Yellow
Season 1 Episode 2
Aired 4/23/1983
When the musician King Leopardi is found murdered, he has so many enemies that the list of suspects leaves Marlowe with a tough case.
Director: Bryan Forbes
Writer: Raymond Chandler
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#2 - The Pencil
Season 1 Episode 1
Aired 4/16/1983
When a contract is put out on a former mob accountant, it is up to Marlowe to protect him.
Director: Peter H. Hunt
Writer: Raymond Chandler, Jo Eisinger
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#3 - Trouble Is My Business
Season 2 Episode 5
Aired 5/25/1986
Marlowe (Powers Boothe) is hired by a dying millionaire to clean up his spendthrift son's gambling debts by digging up dirt on the pretty shill helping him drink his way through the family fortune. But Harriet Huntress is brighter than your average gold digger, and when Marlowe's information merchant turns up a few choice facts about her past, she begins glittering in a whole new light--and skeletons begin turning up in the most unexpected closets.
Director: N/A
Writer: Raymond Chandler
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#4 - Red Wind
Season 2 Episode 6
Aired 6/3/1986
Anything can happen when the Santa Ana wind blows through town, as a late night murder in a bar sets Marlowe off on a new case. There's a woman with a secret, a missing pearl necklace, an affair that could destroy a career, and another corpse before it all wraps up and the red wind dies down.
Director: Robert Iscove
Writer: Raymond Chandler
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#5 - Guns at Cyrano's
Season 2 Episode 4
Aired 5/18/1986
Mobster and promoter Benny Cyrano has a sweet deal with the new boxing commissioner, Senator Courtway (John Ireland), and high hopes for his fair-haired boxer of the moment, Duke Targo. When Cyrano hires Philip Marlowe to find out who is threatening Duke, Marlow discovers that Duke's girlfriend Jean (Roxanne Hunt) is squeezing the Senator for money by passing herself off as his illegitimate daughter, and is getting in the way of Cyrano's plans.
Director: Robert Iscove
Writer: Raymond Chandler
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#6 - Smart Aleck Kill
Season 1 Episode 5
Aired 5/14/1983
Marlowe is hired to investigate the murder of a Hollywood star, who is found dead before the premiere of his new film.
Director: Peter H. Hunt
Writer: Raymond Chandler
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#7 - Pickup on Noon Street
Season 2 Episode 3
Aired 5/11/1986
Token Ware (Robin Givens), is a pretty but naive cigarette girl with dreams of Hollywood stardom. Trimmer Waltz (Al Waxman) offers to help her meet all the right people, but what he really has in mind is to do a favor for Rupert Eaton, a charming, over-the-hill movie idol with an eye for young girls. While investigating the gruesome murder of another young Hollywood hopeful, Marlowe uncovers Trimmer's vice ring and the plans he has for Token.
Director: Robert Iscove
Writer: Raymond Chandler
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#8 - Nevada Gas
Season 1 Episode 4
Aired 5/7/1983
When a Reno lawyer is murdered, Marlowe seeks to clear the main suspect, a drunken rival who had been seeking revenge against the victim.
Director: N/A
Writer: Raymond Chandler
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#9 - Blackmailers Don't Shoot
Season 2 Episode 1
Aired 4/27/1986
Marlowe is hired by a mobster to protect his actress girlfriend, who is inadvertently kidnapped.
Director: Allan King
Writer: Raymond Chandler
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#10 - Spanish Blood
Season 2 Episode 2
Aired 5/4/1986
Marlowe's best friend, lawyer Spanish Delaguerra (Leon Elkaim), is running for District Attorney. When Spanish is killed, and the body of the current DA is later discovered at Spanish's hideaway cabin, Marlowe finds himself embroiled with corrupt politicians, cops on the take and with belle (Helen Shaver), the beautiful grieving widow.
Director: N/A
Writer: Raymond Chandler
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#11 - Finger Man
Season 1 Episode 3
Aired 4/30/1983
Marlowe tries to find the truth when he is framed for the murder of a client
Director: Peter H. Hunt
Writer: Raymond Chandler, Jo Eisinger
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Best Episodes Summary
"The King in Yellow" is the best rated episode of "Philip Marlowe, Private Eye". It scored 8/10 based on 44 votes. Directed by Bryan Forbes and written by Raymond Chandler, it aired on 4/23/1983. This episode scored 0.2 points higher than the second highest rated, "The Pencil".