The Worst Episodes of The Spencer Sisters

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1. #1 Worst Episode
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   6.9/10(129 votes)

   #1 - The Restauranteur's Ruin

   S1:E43/3/2023

   When local bistro owner Antonio's professional reputation is targeted, he seeks out Darby and Victoria's investigative services.

   Director:David Wellington

   Writer:Jenn Engels

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   Director:David Wellington

   Writer:Jenn Engels
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   7.0/10(198 votes)

   #2 - The Scholar's Snafu

   S1:E11/29/2023

   After her life in the city falls apart, former cop Darby is forced to return to her childhood home and her estranged, novelist mother. When Darby's friend Kaia is wrongfully accused of plagiarism, Darby and Victoria must put aside their differences and investigate, uncovering a wide-ranging scandal.

   Director:April Mullen

   Writer:Alan McCullough

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   Director:April Mullen

   Writer:Alan McCullough
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   7.0/10(146 votes)

   #3 - The Executive's Elegy

   S1:E22/17/2023

   When pharmaceutical CEO Marlina comes home to find her fiancé drowned, Victoria and Darby investigate whether he was a victim of corporate espionage or Marlina’s own progeny.

   Director:April Mullen

   Writer:Jessie Gabe

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   Director:April Mullen

   Writer:Jessie Gabe
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   7.0/10(132 votes)

   #4 - The Coder's Calamity

   S1:E32/24/2023

   Darby and Victoria investigate stolen intellectual property for a trio of Silicon Valley-style tech developers.

   Director:David Wellington

   Writer:Jennica Harper

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   Director:David Wellington

   Writer:Jennica Harper
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   7.1/10(122 votes)

   #5 - The Winemaker's Woe

   S1:E63/17/2023

   Darby and Victoria are hired by a former schoolmate of Darby's to investigate acts of vandalism at his winery.

   Director:Joyce Wong

   Writer:Nathalie Younglai

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   Director:Joyce Wong

   Writer:Nathalie Younglai
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   7.2/10(123 votes)

   #6 - The Decorator's Debacle

   S1:E53/10/2023

   Darby and Victoria team up with Victoria's excitable friend Rory to investigate what he is sure was an attempt on his life.

   Director:Joyce Wong

   Writer:Evany Rosen

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   Director:Joyce Wong

   Writer:Evany Rosen
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   7.2/10(118 votes)

   #7 - The Virtuoso's Vexation

   S1:E83/31/2023

   Darby and Victoria are hired by the director of an elite music academy to recover a priceless stolen violin.

   Director:Melanie Orr

   Writer:Jennica Harper

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   Director:Melanie Orr

   Writer:Jennica Harper
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   7.3/10(118 votes)

   #8 - The Lawyer's Lament

   S1:E73/24/2023

   Darby's ex Lucas hires the Spencer sisters to look into a series of escalating threats against his fiancée Lindsay.

   Director:Melanie Orr

   Writers:Jason Ip, Rosa Laborde

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   Director:Melanie Orr

   Writers:Jason Ip, Rosa Laborde
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   7.5/10(108 votes)

   #9 - The Diva's Disaster

   S1:E94/14/2023

   The actress who played 'Bryn Martell' in the movies based on Victoria's books, calls Victoria after she's accused of the attempted murder of her co-star.

   Director:Douglas Mitchell

   Writer:Jenn Engels

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   Director:Douglas Mitchell

   Writer:Jenn Engels
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    7.5/10(115 votes)

    #10 - The Runaway's Regret

    S1:E104/21/2023

    When Billy is kidnapped, Victoria and Darby have to set aside their differences to save him and figure out the truth behind his identity.

    Director:Amanda Tapping

    Writer:Alan McCullough

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    Director:Amanda Tapping

    Writer:Alan McCullough