The Best Episodes of Annika

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8.0/10(680 votes)
#1 - Episode 6
S1:E69/21/2021
A young woman murdered on the Glasgow docks hits the team hard when Michael's brother is named as the next of kin.
Director:Fiona Walton
Writer:Nick Walker
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Director:Fiona Walton
Writer:Nick Walker
8.0/10(511 votes)
#2 - Episode 6
S2:E69/13/2023
A brutal murder on Glasgow's canals hits close to home when the victim is identified as a former police officer.
Director:Annie Griffin
Writer:Nick Walker
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Director:Annie Griffin
Writer:Nick Walker
7.6/10(543 votes)
#3 - Episode 1
S2:E18/9/2023
When a phone with a brutal drowning recorded on it is handed in to MHU headquarters, the pressure is on for Annika and the team to track down the murderer.
Director:Philip John
Writer:Nick Walker
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Director:Philip John
Writer:Nick Walker
7.6/10(492 votes)
#4 - Episode 2
S2:E28/16/2023
The MHU are sent to Edinburgh to investigate the death of a recently released prisoner whose body is pulled out of the Forth River, imprisoned in a dog cage.
Director:Philip John
Writer:Nick Walker
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Director:Philip John
Writer:Nick Walker
7.6/10(476 votes)
#5 - Episode 3
S2:E38/23/2023
Annika reflects on Jekyll and Hyde as she and the team investigate a millionaire found dead in his own shark tank.
Director:Philip John
Writer:Lucia Haynes
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Director:Philip John
Writer:Lucia Haynes
7.6/10(460 votes)
#6 - Episode 4
S2:E48/30/2023
Annika reflects on 1984 when the team investigate the death of a man found in a block of ice on the Hebridean islands.
Director:Annie Griffin
Writer:Frances Poet
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Director:Annie Griffin
Writer:Frances Poet

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7.6/10(448 votes)
#7 - Episode 5
S2:E59/6/2023
When Morgan starts working at a remote Scottish eco-resort, Annika's trip to visit her is interrupted when a local builder employed by the resort turns up dead in a nearby stream.
Director:Annie Griffin
Writer:Nick Walker
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Director:Annie Griffin
Writer:Nick Walker
7.5/10(618 votes)
#8 - Episode 5
S1:E59/14/2021
Annika and the team are tasked with solving the death of a man 'everybody loved', who was thrown in the river from a party boat.
Director:Fiona Walton
Writer:Frances Poet
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Director:Fiona Walton
Writer:Frances Poet
7.4/10(640 votes)
#9 - Episode 4
S1:E49/7/2021
The team are called in when writer Cara Gibson is found dead under a bridge. Her books ruined careers and left a lot of lives in tatters, but which of these people would be driven to murder?
Director:Fiona Walton
Writer:Lucia Haynes
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Director:Fiona Walton
Writer:Lucia Haynes
7.4/10(679 votes)
#10 - Episode 3
S1:E38/31/2021
When the body of a scientist is found in Loch Katrine, Annika is reminded of Ibsen's Enemy of the People. But with so many wanting him dead, which one did he push over the edge?
Director:Philip John
Writer:Nick Walker
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Director:Philip John
Writer:Nick Walker
7.3/10(740 votes)
#11 - Episode 2
S1:E28/24/2021
When a body is found on a boat in the Clyde, the case takes the team to the Isle of Bute. Evidence points to a jilted lover, but a darker secret emerges as the team investigate.
Director:Philip John
Writer:Nick Walker
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Director:Philip John
Writer:Nick Walker
7.1/10(902 votes)
#12 - Episode 1
S1:E18/17/2021
On her first day in the new role, Annika and the team are called in to solve the murder of a man found in the Clyde, a harpoon piercing his head. The investigation leads them to the victim's struggling boat business, where not everything is above board.
Director:Philip John
Writer:Nick Walker
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Director:Philip John
Writer:Nick Walker