The BEST episodes written by Isabelle Grey
#1 - Catch a Falling Star
The Bill - Season 16 - Episode 33
Ch. Insp. Conway jumps at the chance of helping Sixties pop idol Sadie Tyler. He tries to catch an obsessive fan, alleged to have stolen the draft of her autobiography, but his personal feelings get in the way of his professional judgement.
#2 - The Fisher King
Midsomer Murders - Season 7 - Episode 3
Long-suppressed family secrets, stolen artifacts, and a thirty year-old death at a Celtic burial site result in a series of murders in present-day Midsomer.
Watch Now:AmazonApple TV#3 - Mud Sticks
The Bill - Season 10 - Episode 11
Morgan goes to interview a stabbing victim who was going to see a prostitute. The victim tells her there was a man with a camera taking photos of the cars stopping down the street who just turned his back. Jo talks to some of the prostitutes who say that phone boxes where their cards have been left have had their cords cut possibly by the photographer. She also talks to a passerby about it and she says the feeling in the street has changed.
#4 - No Access
The Bill - Season 10 - Episode 16
A boy has been assaulted and Donna comes up with a possible suspect. Another boy has been reported missing and his mother is concerned because of the attacks. The boy was last seen near to where the suspect lives. Morgaqn and Carver talk to the suspect who denies doing anything. Carver then goes to talk to a counsellor at the sunhill Men's Group. Morgan talks to some boys who saw the missing boy go off with a man. The man turns out to be his dad. The suspect admits to assaulting two boys but denies abducting the missing child. He was very upset about visits with his children.
#5 - Business Opportunities
The Bill - Season 10 - Episode 103
Hollis investigates the theft of a bowling green.
#6 - Ignorance vs. Prejudice
The Bill - Season 21 - Episode 7
Roger and Lance discover the decomposing body of a vagrant on some wasteground, but despite extensive investigation, fail to identify the victim, until fingerprint analysis reveals it to be none other than Jim's ex-wife, Marie. Sheelagh and Leela investigate a case of criminal damage, prompting to Colin voice his opinions on inter-racial relationships. However, the case soon escalates when the accused claims that her ex-boyfriend has deliberately infected her with HIV. Leela soon suspects that Sheelagh's aggressive attitudes towards the suspect may be a result of racial prejudice. Meanwhile, Neil confronts his father-in-law over allegations made by Ravi Shah.