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The Worst Episodes of Wild Bill

Every episode of Wild Bill ranked from worst to best. Explore the Worst Episodes of Wild Bill!

U.S. police chief Bill Hixon lands in the British town of Boston, Lincolnshire, with his 14-year-old daughter Kelsey in tow hoping they can flee their...
Genres:DramaComedyCrime
Network:ITV1

Worst Episodes Summary

"Boston, Lincolnshire" is the worst rated episode of "Wild Bill". It scored 7.1/10 based on 299 votes. Directed by Charles Martin and written by Jim Keeble, Dudi Appleton, it aired on 6/12/2019. This episode scored 0.1 points lower than the second lowest rated, "Familienfehde".

  • Boston, Lincolnshire
    7.1/10299 votes
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    #1 - Boston, Lincolnshire

    Season 1 Episode 1 - Aired 6/12/2019

    High-flying US cop Bill Hixon arrives in Boston to shake up the East Lincolnshire Constabulary, but when the coldest of cold cases turns up, it is Bill who finds himself shaken up.

    Director: Charles Martin

    Writer: Jim Keeble, Dudi Appleton

  • Familienfehde
    7.2/10178 votes
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    #2 - Familienfehde

    Season 1 Episode 4 - Aired 7/3/2019

    When the body of a young local man is found between two rival farms, a bitter feud is reignited. With the two families having been enemies for over 30 years, the team must deduce which of them is responsible. Bill and Muriel find themselves on opposite sides and both are determined to prove themselves correct. Bill wrestles with introducing Mary to Kelsey. Kelsey makes a new friend at the local school. Lydia resents doing Bill's dirty work as the redundancies commence.

    Director: John Hardwick

    Writer: Tom Moran

  • Arbeiterparadies
    7.3/10155 votes
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    #3 - Arbeiterparadies

    Season 1 Episode 5 - Aired 7/10/2019

    Suspicion falls on members of the immigrant workforce after a suitcase containing the body of farm owner, Darren Bailey is pulled from the river. Bill discovers that the farm had been used to launder criminal proceeds through the clever accounting of the victim’s much younger Slovenian girlfriend, Lubica, who has been made sole owner of the farm’s assets. This makes her a key suspect, particularly after it’s revealed that her and Darren had an argument on the night he went missing. However, with many of Darren’s employees seeming happy at the news of his demise and stories coming to light about how he has squeezed them at every opportunity, it isn’t an open and shut case.

    Director: Annie Griffin

    Writer: Melissa Bubnic

  • Nothing Behind the Curtain
    7.4/10143 votes
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    #4 - Nothing Behind the Curtain

    Season 1 Episode 6 - Aired 7/17/2019

    The discovery of a pyre of bodies puts Bill on the hunt for Frank McGill, a hitman notorious for his weapon of choice: a nail-gun. However, having been put into witness protection years earlier after turning in other members of the Maguire gang which he worked for, Frank is now off-grid. Bill sets his sights on tracking him down. Meanwhile, DS Blair is released on bail after information is leaked regarding the unlawful obtaining of key DNA, Commissioner Metcalfe discusses the financial benefits of selling off a disused training facility and the pressure mounts for Bill to resign.

    Director: Annie Griffin

    Writer: Jim Keeble, Dudi Appleton

  • Piano Man
    7.5/10230 votes
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    #5 - Piano Man

    Season 1 Episode 2 - Aired 6/19/2019

    Bill tries to reboot his authority by getting his team to focus on the difficult unsolved crimes, including that of the ‘Boston Bandit’ who was responsible for a series of post office robberies and a murder. Meanwhile, Bill’s professional relationship with Mary gets personal, Oleg pressures Muriel into betraying Bill, and Kelsey succeeds in getting Bill to finally engage with his dead wife’s memory.

    Director: Charles Martin

    Writer: Jim Keeble, Dudi Appleton

  • Alte und Einsame
    7.5/10197 votes
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    #6 - Alte und Einsame

    Season 1 Episode 3 - Aired 6/26/2019

    Bill launches a PR offensive when a leaked list of potential redundancies turns his team against him, and courts Boston’s old folks by claiming his new approach will make them safer.

    Director: John Hardwick

    Writer: Tom Farrelly