The Best Episodes Written By Beverly Bridges
Every TV Episode Written by Beverly Bridges Ranked from Best to Worst by Thousands of Voters
Beverly Bridges Ratings Summary
The best episode written by Beverly Bridges is "A Hunting We Will Go", rated 7.5/10 from 4 user votes. It was "directed by Andy Cadiff". "A Hunting We Will Go" aired on 4/18/1991 and is rated 0.0 point(s) higher than their second highest rated, "Permanent Wave".
7.5/10 4 votes#1 - A Hunting We Will Go
Season 3 Episode 18 - Aired 4/18/1991
June 18, 1976: It's the leap from hell as Sam, a bounty hunter handcuffed to a wily embezzler who will stop at nothing to get away from him, has to deal with his captive, as well as his attraction towards her, despite her countless attacks on him.
Director: Andy Cadiff
Writer: Beverly Bridges
7.5/10 4 votes#2 - Permanent Wave
Season 4 Episode 5 - Aired 10/16/1991
June 2, 1983: Sam leaps into Frank Bianca, a hairstylist in leather pants, to prevent the death of a young murder witness and his mother.
Director: Scott Bakula
Writer: Beverly Bridges
7.5/10 4 votes#3 - Raped
Season 4 Episode 6 - Aired 10/30/1991
June 20, 1980: It's up to Sam to try to bring a rapist to justice when he leaps into the perp's victim, a young woman who may have been unwilling to press charges against the young man - the son of the pillar of the community.
Director: Michael Zinberg
Writer: Beverly Bridges
7.0/10 4 votes#4 - The Great Spontini
Season 3 Episode 8 - Aired 11/16/1990
May 9, 1974: Leaping into magician Harry Spontini, Sam has to prevent his estranged wife from taking their daughter away from him as she files for divorce, so she can marry her sleazy divorce attorney.
Director: James Whitmore Jr.
Writer: Beverly Bridges
6.2/10 5 votes#5 - The Play's the Thing
Season 4 Episode 11 - Aired 1/8/1992
September 9, 1969: May meets December when Sam leaps into a young actor in love with an older woman, who is also an aspiring singer. If he can't boost her confidence and help her get her career on track, she will face a "fate worse than death," returning with her son to Cleveland.
Director: Eric Laneuville
Writer: Beverly Bridges