The best episode written by Ronan Bennett is "Episode 4", rated 9.2/10 from 4 user votes. It was "directed by Jonathan van Tulleken". "Episode 4" aired on 9/10/2013 and is rated 1.0 point(s) higher than their second highest rated, "Episode 2".
Solicitor Rhianna represents Kayla but warns Dushane that she is likely to talk to the police. Following Vincent's brutal attack on Ra'Nell, Lisa is forced to turn to Dushane for help. And Gem's father, Mr Mustapha, decides to deal with Vincent in his own way.
Director: Jonathan van Tulleken
Writer: Ronan Bennett
Dushane visits Joe in hospital and learns from his injured partner that their drugs were stolen by a gang of Albanians. Sully and Mike are asked to carry out a hit.
Director: Jonathan van Tulleken
Writer: Ronan Bennett
Rafe rescues his brother Jermaine held captive by Sully and Mike and vows to take revenge. Gem is terrified when a drug delivery he is making for Vincent goes wrong.
Director: Jonathan van Tulleken
Writer: Ronan Bennett
On the eve of the 5th of November, Catesby, Fawkes and the plotters load the tunnels below Parliament with barrels of gunpowder. Across the city, Father Garnet is under pressure to reveal Catesby's plot for the good of the Catholic faith. Will the priest be the one to betray Catesby at the eleventh hour?
Director: J Blakeson
Writer: Ronan Bennett
Charming, sexy and clever, 27-year-old Dushane has finally made it as 'Top Boy', and is moving into the big time with boss Joe. But Dushane's former right-hand man Sully is now a potentially dangerous rival with a new partner-in-crime, violent and volatile Mike.
Director: Jonathan van Tulleken
Writer: Ronan Bennett
As the king's network of spies close in on them, Catesby and Wintour attempt to raise an army for their plot across mainland Europe. Returning to London with Guy Fawkes in tow, Catesby assembles his gang of plotters for the first time. They know they must act fast, and the plan is formed - they will strike next week, 5 November, at the opening of Parliament.
Director: J Blakeson
Writer: Ronan Bennett
It is 1603, and as England wars with Spain and the bloody persecution of Catholics intensifies, a young nobleman resolves to avenge his kin and defend his faith by any means necessary.
Director: J Blakeson
Writer: Ronan Bennett