The Best Episodes of Campion Season 2

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1. #1 Fan Favorite
   

   7.7/10(143 votes)

   #1 - Sweet Danger (1)

   S2:E11/12/1990

   Campion searches for the crown of a lost kingdom. Campion is asked to find documents that will prove that the Frittons are the rightful owners of a tiny Dalmatian state where oil has been discovered.

   Director:Robert Tronson

   Writer:Jill Hyem

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   Director:Robert Tronson

   Writer:Jill Hyem
2. 

   7.7/10(109 votes)

   #2 - Dancers in Mourning (1)

   S2:E32/9/1990

   Campion visits the country house of the famous dancer Jimmy Sutane to investigate a string of unpleasant practical jokes, and falls in love. On Campion's first night at White Walls, another guest, Chloe Pye dies - though whether by accident, murder or suicide remains to be seen. Then there are more deaths, and Campion finds himself under pressure.

   Director:Christopher Hodson

   Writer:Jeremy Paul

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   Director:Christopher Hodson

   Writer:Jeremy Paul
3. 

   7.7/10(124 votes)

   #3 - Mystery Mile (1)

   S2:E73/9/1990

   American Judge Crowdy Lobbett has suffered several attempts on his life and has decided to leave the United States and travel to England in the hope of finding a safe haven. The Lobbett family meet Campion on board their transatlantic liner, and the Judge's son Marlowe asks him to help with their problems. Campion takes the Lobbetts to the village of Mystery Mile, where he has friends, but the Simister gang is on the Judge's trail and he soon disappears, leaving Campion and the Lobbetts with a kidnapping to solve in a hurry.

   Director:Ken Hannam

   Writers:John Hawkesworth, Margery Allingham

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   Director:Ken Hannam

   Writers:John Hawkesworth, Margery Allingham
4. 

   7.7/10(100 votes)

   #4 - Mystery Mile (2)

   S2:E83/16/1990

   Judge Lobbett mysteriously disappears, Biddy Pagett is kidnapped and Lugg tries to warn Campion off the Simister mob investigation, but he refuses to give in.

   Director:Ken Hannam

   Writers:John Hawkesworth, Margery Allingham

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   Director:Ken Hannam

   Writers:John Hawkesworth, Margery Allingham
5. 

   7.6/10(112 votes)

   #5 - Flowers for the Judge (1)

   S2:E52/23/1990

   Campion is drawn into the family feuds besetting the Golden Quill publishing business. One of the Barnabas family, who own the company, is found dead, leaving Campion's friend, Mike Barnabas, as the chief suspect.

   Director:Michael Owen Morris

   Writer:Brian Thompson

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   Director:Michael Owen Morris

   Writer:Brian Thompson
6. 

   7.6/10(89 votes)

   #6 - Flowers for the Judge (2)

   S2:E63/2/1990

   Campion is determined to prove the innocence of his friend Mike Barnabas, arrested for the murder of Paul Brande, but in trying to do so he puts his own life in jeopardy.

   Director:Michael Owen Morris

   Writer:Brian Thompson

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   Director:Michael Owen Morris

   Writer:Brian Thompson
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7. 

   7.5/10(110 votes)

   #7 - Sweet Danger (2)

   S2:E21/19/1989

   Campion returns to Pontisbright in disguise in order to track down Savanke.

   Director:Robert Tronson

   Writer:Jill Hyem

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   Director:Robert Tronson

   Writer:Jill Hyem
8. 

   7.5/10(96 votes)

   #8 - Dancers in Mourning (2)

   S2:E42/16/1990

   Influenced by his feelings for Linda Sutane, Campion refuses to believe the evidence against her husband Jimmy, and continues trying to clear his name. But when another murder occurs, Sutane's innocence becomes impossible to sustain.

   Director:Christopher Hodson

   Writer:Jeremy Paul

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   Director:Christopher Hodson

   Writer:Jeremy Paul