Popular searches:

The Best Episodes Written By Leonard Gardner

Every TV Episode Written by Leonard Gardner Ranked from Best to Worst by Thousands of Voters

  • Dead and Gone
    8.0/10(3)

    #1 - Dead and Gone

    Season 2 Episode 4

    Aired 11/1/1994

    Kelly’s future with the force is decided as he investigates the death of an 18-month old baby shot in a drive-by while riding in a car driven by Duane Rollins. Though everyone believes the act was random, Kelly believes that Rollins was the intended target. Meanwhile, Sipowicz finds the body of a cop, and must continue dealing with both his commitments to Alcoholics Anonymous and his feelings for Sylvia Costas.

    Director: Daniel Sackheim

    Writer: Leonard Gardner

    Comments

    0
  • Yes, We Have No Cannolis
    8.0/10(2)

    #2 - Yes, We Have No Cannolis

    Season 4 Episode 3

    Aired 10/29/1996

    Simone struggles to make sense of the shooting at the apartment block, which he now owns. Meanwhile, he and Sipowicz re-open an old case, which may have imprisoned the wrong man. Greg and Andy weigh-in at the end of the first week's diet. The result is out for the Delegate's election.

    Director: N/A

    Writer: Leonard Gardner

    Comments

    0
  • Heavin' Can Wait
    7.5/10(2)

    #3 - Heavin' Can Wait

    Season 3 Episode 4

    Aired 11/14/1995

    A baby and a small child are shot and killed in a robbery. Sipowicz's bad mood hinders the investigation and causes a rift with Simone.

    Director: Elodie Keene

    Writer: Leonard Gardner

    Comments

    0
  • What a Dump!
    7.0/10(2)

    #4 - What a Dump!

    Season 4 Episode 16

    Aired 2/25/1997

    A dead woman, found in an alley appears to be another in a series of brutal rapes. Simone and Sipowicz investigate. The rest of the squad tries to find out why shots fired from a bus injured a woman and a child.

    Director: Perry Lang

    Writer: Leonard Gardner

    Comments

    0

Leonard Gardner Ratings Summary

"Dead and Gone" is the best rated episode written by Leonard Gardner. It scored 8/10 based on 3 votes. It was directed by Daniel Sackheim. It aired on 11/1/1994 and is rated 0.0 points higher than their second-best episode, "Yes, We Have No Cannolis".