The Best Episodes Written By Philip Mackie

Every TV Episode Written by Philip Mackie Ranked from Best to Worst by Thousands of Voters

Episode Rankings

  1. #1 Fan Favorite
    undefined Season 1 Episode 1 - A Message from the Deep Sea
    8.5/10(2 votes)
    S1:E1

    This episode features Dr Thorndyke, played by John Neville, who is first a medical man and second a solver of mysteries. A young girl has been murdered in her boarding house and the solution looks obvious - but is it? Neville plays the sleuth with aplomb and this is a strong opening episode. The character is arrogant, capable, and likable - and of course his intelligence makes his police colleagues and/or adversaries look like idiots!

    Director:N/A

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  2. undefined Season 1 Episode 2 - The Missing Witness Sensation
    7.5/10(2 votes)
    S1:E2

    Max Carrados, the blind detective, solves the case of a bank teller shot at his counter.

    Director:N/A

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  3. undefined Season 1 Episode 7 - Madame Sara
    7.0/10(2 votes)
    S1:E7

    Dixon Duce helps solve a murder case.

    Director:N/A

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  4. undefined Season 1 Episode 13 - The Case of Laker, Absconded
    7.0/10(1 votes)
    S1:E13

    Arthur Hewitt and Jonathan Pride band together to find a bank clerk who has disappeared with £ 15,000.

    Director:N/A

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  5. undefined Season 1 Episode 5 - The Horse of the Invisible
    6.5/10(2 votes)
    S1:E5

    Carnacki solves the case of an invisible horse that is haunting a family of the eve of a wedding.

    Director:N/A

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Philip Mackie Ratings Summary

"A Message from the Deep Sea" is the best rated episode written by Philip Mackie. It scored 8.5/10 based on 2 votes. It was directed by N/A. It aired on 9/20/1971 and is rated 1.0 points higher than their second-best episode, "The Missing Witness Sensation".