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The Best Episodes Written By Stephen Downing

Every TV Episode Written by Stephen Downing Ranked from Best to Worst by Thousands of Voters

  • King of the Hill
    10.0/10(1)

    #1 - King of the Hill

    Season 2 Episode 2

    Aired 10/2/1982

    The latest in a series of armed robberies on super-markets leaves a young cashier possibly paralysed when the thieves take her hostage and then push her from their speeding car to slow up the pursuing cops. The cars used by the robbers are specially modified "hill racers", leading to the local hill racing champion, an old friend of Hooker's, being wrongly arrested as the prime suspect. Hooker must prove his innocence by speeding after the real culprits...

    Director: Charlie Picerni

    Writer: Stephen Downing

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  • Anatomy of a Killing
    10.0/10(1)

    #2 - Anatomy of a Killing

    Season 4 Episode 5

    Aired 11/10/1984

    Following an execution-style murder connected to a drug racket, Hooker joins forces with ex-partner and personal friend Jim Cody to solve the killing and put the drug ring out of business. But as they investigate the case, it becomes apparent that Cody's own daughter is a heroin addict and involved with key members of the drug ring...

    Director: Sigmund Neufeld Jr.

    Writer: Stephen Downing

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  • Hollywood Starr
    10.0/10(1)

    #3 - Hollywood Starr

    Season 4 Episode 17

    Aired 2/23/1985

    Dani Starr is an attractive Hollywood Detective who lives alone, dresses snazzily, and always gets the job done. While en route to Hollywood to deliver a captured jewel thief, Hooker and Corrigan are ambushed by the thief's men, who free their leader. Hooker teams up with Dani Starr to find the sprung thief, who is the prime suspect in the murder of a porn film producer. As they search for leads, they find that there is a Mob connection; Hooker learns that Dani's husband was previously murdered by the Mob, and she is determined to find those responsible...

    Director: William Shatner

    Writer: Stephen Downing

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  • Deadly Innocence
    10.0/10(1)

    #4 - Deadly Innocence

    Season 3 Episode 22

    Aired 2/15/1976

    Kojak investigates the hit-and-run death of a police chemist and uncovers a frame-up.

    Director: Daniel Haller

    Writer: Stephen Downing

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  • Deadly Dreams
    8.5/10(2)

    #5 - Deadly Dreams

    Season 4 Episode 7

    Aired 1/16/1989

    MacGyver gets involved in the search for an escaped serial killer. Soon he comes to the conclusion that the killer had help from another prisoner—an even more sinister man.

    Director: Les Landau

    Writer: Stephen Downing

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  • Thief of Budapest
    8.0/10(4)

    #6 - Thief of Budapest

    Season 1 Episode 3

    Aired 10/13/1985

    MacGyver travels to Budapest to meet with a Russian double agent who is in possession of a watch containing information about other Russian spies. However, before MacGyver can take the watch, the agent is killed and the watch is stolen. Now MacGyver must work with the Gypsies to get it back.

    Director: Lee H. Katzin

    Writer: Stephen Downing

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  • Blind Justice [a.k.a. Blind Watch]
    5.5/10(2)

    #7 - Blind Justice [a.k.a. Blind Watch]

    Season 2 Episode 4

    Aired 10/23/1982

    When two thugs rob a cinema box office, leaving the cashier seriously wounded, a passing woman is the only witness. Hooker tries to question her on what she saw, only to find that she is blind. Not only that, she is very reluctant to co-operate, and Hooker must work hard to change her mind. Meanwhile, the two armed robbers, planning their next big box office heist on an upcoming Beach Boys concert, are unaware that the woman has no sight, and intend to see that she isn't around to give the Police their discriptions...

    Director: Don Chaffey

    Writer: Stephen Downing

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Stephen Downing Ratings Summary

"King of the Hill" is the best rated episode written by Stephen Downing. It scored 10/10 based on 1 votes. It was directed by Charlie Picerni. It aired on 10/2/1982 and is rated 0.0 points higher than their second-best episode, "Anatomy of a Killing".