The Best Episodes of Scorpion Tales

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7.5/10(39 votes)
#1 - Killing
S1:E25/6/1978
Working on a computer project, Martha Fredricks finds herself impeded by colleague Mark Hawkins, who is in secret communication with the computer, taking money from the bank to invest in the currency market. Collecting the interest and replacing the original money, he goes unnoticed, until Fredricks discovers his scheme.
Director:Don Leaver
Writers:Dave Martin, Bob Baker
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Director:Don Leaver
Writers:Dave Martin, Bob Baker
7.0/10(37 votes)
#2 - The Ghost in the Pale Blue Dress
S1:E45/20/1978
Seemingly estranged father and son Sir Wilfred and Toby Grafton are at loggerheads over the latter's inheritance. Toby's fiancée Karen steps in and beguiles Wilfred due to her similarity to his deceased wife.
Director:David Reid
Writer:Jeremy Burnham
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Director:David Reid
Writer:Jeremy Burnham
7.0/10(33 votes)
#3 - The Great Albert
S1:E35/13/1978
Matthew Ward, a boy whose parents are on the verge of divorcing, discovers a 16th-century book of spells. With this, he attempts to bring about events to his own wishes. However, his plans go wrong when his mother brings home her lover, who then murders his father.
Director:David Reid
Writer:John Peacock
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Director:David Reid
Writer:John Peacock
7.0/10(31 votes)
#4 - Crimes of Persuasion
S1:E55/27/1978
MP Sir Robert Haines is in the process of making secret deals with an ex-Arab PM. Meanwhile, at home, his mistress has hatched a plan to avenge his philandering. However, both of them later come unstuck when terrorist enemies of the Arab come calling.
Director:Shaun O'Riordan
Writer:Nicholas Palmer
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Director:Shaun O'Riordan
Writer:Nicholas Palmer
7.0/10(26 votes)
#5 - Truth or Consequence
S1:E68/12/1978
Lt James White enrols in a training course to build his resistance to interrogation. As he proceeds, however, he discovers that the training is more intense than expected, and people on the outside cannot be trusted.
Director:John Bruce
Writer:Brian Phelan
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Director:John Bruce
Writer:Brian Phelan
6.3/10(44 votes)
#6 - Easterman
S1:E14/29/1978
Soon to retire DI Mavor becomes embroiled in a case involving a series of murders, carried out by the unknown 'Easterman'. On investigation, Mavor discovers that Easterman was the homosexual lover of a man he killed some time before and now he is out for revenge.
Director:David Reid
Writer:Ian Kennedy Martin
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Director:David Reid
Writer:Ian Kennedy Martin