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The Best Episodes Written By Dudi Appleton

Every TV Episode Written by Dudi Appleton Ranked from Best to Worst by Thousands of Voters

Dudi Appleton Ratings Summary

"Nothing Behind the Curtain" is the best rated episode written by Dudi Appleton. It scored 9/10 based on 2 votes. It was directed by Annie Griffin. It aired on 7/17/2019 and is rated 1.5 points higher than their second-best episode, "Piano Man".

  • Nothing Behind the Curtain
    9.0/102 votes

    #1 - 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: Dudi Appleton

  • Piano Man
    7.5/102 votes

    #2 - 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: Dudi Appleton

  • Boston, Lincolnshire
    6.5/102 votes

    #3 - 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: Dudi Appleton