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The Best Episodes Written By Richard Whitley

Every TV Episode Written by Richard Whitley Ranked from Best to Worst by Thousands of Voters

  • Tess, Lies and Videotape
    9.0/10(2)

    #1 - Tess, Lies and Videotape

    Season 1 Episode 18

    Aired 4/17/2000

    Max develops an uncontrollable attraction to Tess that includes intense sexual daydreams, and Sheriff Valenti learns that Topolsky was killed in a suspicious fire. Meanwhile, someone has secretly placed a video camera inside Michael's apartment.

    Director: Paul Shapiro

    Writer: Richard Whitley

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  • Dear Earth
    7.5/10(2)

    #2 - Dear Earth

    Season 1 Episode 17

    Aired 3/3/1996

    The members of the 58th receive letters from home, some with good news, some with bad, while McQueen and Cooper are ordered to cooperate in a TV documentary about In Vitroes serving in the United States Marine Corps.

    Director: Winrich Kolbe

    Writer: Richard Whitley

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  • Pearly
    7.5/10(2)

    #3 - Pearly

    Season 1 Episode 18

    Aired 3/24/1996

    On a planet overrun with Chigs, the 58th retreat with a tank driver of the US 7th Cavalry upon a tank named "Pearly". They encounter the eccentric Major Cyril MacKendrick, sole survivor of a battalion of the British Coldstream Guards. Wang encounters a Silicate of the same model that previously tortured him.

    Director: Charles Martin Smith

    Writer: Richard Whitley

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  • Goodbye, Charlie
    6.9/10(8)

    #4 - Goodbye, Charlie

    Season 2 Episode 11

    Aired 1/9/1998

    Serial murders in the guise of assisted suicides stymie Frank, whose primary suspect is a charismatic hospice nurse. Frank and Lara investigate to determine if it is murder.

    Director: Kenneth Fink

    Writer: Richard Whitley

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Richard Whitley Ratings Summary

"Tess, Lies and Videotape" is the best rated episode written by Richard Whitley. It scored 9/10 based on 2 votes. It was directed by Paul Shapiro. It aired on 4/17/2000 and is rated 1.5 points higher than their second-best episode, "Dear Earth".