The Best Episodes Written By Jacob Epstein

Episode Rankings

1. #1 Fan Favorite
   

   8.1/10(8 votes)

   #1 - Blue Man Down

   S2:E141/19/1987

   Two police officers try to break up a supermarket robbery, but the younger officer is killed. A new female partner helps the other officer avenge his friends death. He later discovers that his new partner is the ghost of an officer who died 12 years earlier.

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   8.0/10(2 votes)

   #2 - Kam Li

   S1:E173/13/2003

   They search for a retired U.S. Army officer who has disappeared right after a dinner that was given in his honor by former members of his Vietnam platoon

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   7.5/10(4 votes)

   #3 - Little Big Man

   S1:E811/14/2002

   After a confrontation with a local bully, foster teen William Hope disappears leaving his job at a burger restaurant late at night.

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   7.3/10(3 votes)

   #4 - Time Again and World

   S2:E64/5/1996

   Wade witnesses a murder just before the slide, but as the Sliders land on the next world, the same murder is about to occur. This time, Wade intervenes and this gets the Sliders involved with a disgraced federal judge and a United States under martial law.

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   7.0/10(1 votes)

   #5 - Auld L'Anxiety

   S2:E611/19/1987

   McKenzie overcomes his fear of aging, as well as a little vanity, in successfully representing a client in an age discrimination case; Van Owen is devastated when a witness she has forced to testify against a gang banger is slain, and the woman's young son murders the gang member who ordered his mother's execution; Rollins defies the direct orders of McKenzie and Brackman not to prolong a property settlement conference in a divorce case, but Becker is elated when Rollins's tactics yield a lucrative settlement for their client; Kelsey politely rebuffs Markowitz as he bears gifts and apologies about the prenup, until he finally wears her down and gets her to admit that controlling and manipulative behavior is another thing they have in common; Brackman's sanctimonious pontificating about the sanctity of marriage to litigants in the court room doesn't carry into his own behavior in his chambers with Vasek.

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   Writer:Jacob Epstein

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