The Best Episodes Written By Nic Sampson

When four masked men attempt to rob the Brokenwood Savings Bank, it's up to Mike and the team to determine which one of them pulled the trigger and killed the bank manager.

Director: Mark Beesley

Writer: Nic Sampson

The charred remains of a body are discovered in a burned out rural shed. Mike and Kristin are tasked with identifying the body; it seems that this is the third in a run of "accidental" deaths, all attended by the Brokenwood Fire Brigade.

Director: Mike Smith

Writer: Nic Sampson

Jessie and Tom spend the day in London, but her decision to stay sends her spiralling as she deals with the real world consequences of her grand gesture. With no job, no home and now no bags, has she made a huge mistake?

Director: Jamie Jay Johnson

Writer: Nic Sampson

Tom is away filming and struggles to connect with Jessie. Jessie attends a funeral that brings a ghost from the past back into her life.

Director: Jamie Jay Johnson

Writer: Nic Sampson

Jessie and Tom come face to face unexpectedly at Kate and Ian’s wedding. The initially awkward meeting finds the two former lovers wondering if there is a lingering spark.

Director: Rose Matafeo

Writer: Nic Sampson

Rugby star Tama endorses his own line of Ghost Vapes and Mitch puts herself out there at a speed dating night.

Director: Rose Matafeo

Writer: Nic Sampson

Having turned down Tom’s invitation to spend Christmas with his family, Jessie finds herself alone. She realises that the letters she wrote when she thought she was leaving forever may have been a bad idea, so sets out to get them back.

Director: Jamie Jay Johnson

Writer: Nic Sampson

Tom hosts a New Year's housewarming party. An unexpected visit from Vinay wreaks havoc, as he tries to stop his drunk brother from meeting his new girlfriend. As their worlds collide, Jessie can’t escape the feeling that she doesn’t belong.

Director: Jamie Jay Johnson

Writer: Nic Sampson

Tom and Jessie are presented with job opportunities that put a strain on their new relationship.

Director: Jamie Jay Johnson

Writer: Nic Sampson