The Best Episodes of Snoops

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   8.5/10(10 votes)

   #1 - Higher Calling

   S1:E410/17/1999

   Glenn and Dana must find a tape, which might cause a political scandal if exposed. Manny helps his priest find out who is blackmailing him.

   Director:Arvin Brown

   Writer:Unknown

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   Director:Arvin Brown

   Writer:Unknown
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   8.2/10(10 votes)

   #2 - Singer in the Band

   S1:E210/3/1999

   Roberta goes after a deadbeat dad who won't pay his child support. Glenn goes undercover as an amateur country singer to lure a serial killer who preys on female country singers.

   Director:Allan Arkush

   Writer:David E. Kelley

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   Director:Allan Arkush

   Writer:David E. Kelley
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   6.6/10(11 votes)

   #3 - Pilot

   S1:E19/26/1999

   A woman comes to the Glenn Hall Inc. private detective agency hoping that they can prove that her cousin was murdered and that she didn't die of a heart attack, as it appeared she did.

   Director:Allan Arkush

   Writer:David E. Kelley

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   Director:Allan Arkush

   Writer:David E. Kelley
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   0.0/10(0 votes)

   #4 - Bedfellas

   S1:E310/10/1999

   Glenn’s boyfriend becomes a client after his store is robbed in what appears to be an inside job. When the prime suspect is found murdered, a hidden disk at her home reveals incriminating information about her boss, suggesting she was killed to keep it secret.

   Director:Dennie Gordon

   Writer:David E. Kelley

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   Director:Dennie Gordon

   Writer:David E. Kelley
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   0.0/10(0 votes)

   #5 - The Heartless Bitch

   S1:E510/24/1999

   A man comes to Glenn wanting her and Dana to find the recipient of his dead wife's heart. Manny and Roberta must find out if a woman is cheating on her fiancée.

   Director:Allan Arkush

   Writer:Unknown

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   Director:Allan Arkush

   Writer:Unknown
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   0.0/10(0 votes)

   #6 - Separation Anxiety

   S1:E610/31/1999

   Glenn helps a fourteen-year-old girl find her biological mother. Dana is being stalked.

   Director:Michael Lange

   Writer:Kim Newton

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   Director:Michael Lange

   Writer:Kim Newton
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   0.0/10(0 votes)

   #7 - Constitution

   S1:E711/21/1999

   A man is suspected of killing his mother-in-law. His future father-in-law suspects a man of being gay and he hires Glenn to find out.

   Director:Bethany Rooney

   Writer:David E. Kelley

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   Director:Bethany Rooney

   Writer:David E. Kelley
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   0.0/10(0 votes)

   #8 - True Believers

   S1:E811/28/1999

   Glenn rescues Megan Keller from a cult, only to discover the kidnapping was staged by a fake William Keller, later found dead.

   Director:Miguel Arteta

   Writer:Michael Green

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   Director:Miguel Arteta

   Writer:Michael Green
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   0.0/10(0 votes)

   #9 - The Grinch

   S1:E912/12/1999

   A man wants to puts a hit out on his wife and he comes to Manny to get him to carry it out. Glenn must discover who's breaking into people's homes and stealing their Christmas gifts.

   Director:Joe Napolitano

   Writer:David E. Kelley

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   Director:Joe Napolitano

   Writer:David E. Kelley
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    0.0/10(0 votes)

    #10 - A Criminal Mind

    S1:E1012/19/1999

    Under hypnosis a man draws a map, which leads Glenn, and Dana to a dead woman buried inside an oil drum. Roberta and Manny team up with a bounty hunter to recapture an escaped bank robber.

    Director:Ian Sander

    Writer:Hart Hanson

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    Director:Ian Sander

    Writer:Hart Hanson