S1E6 Lost and Found
Marlott finally pieces together the movements at the hospital, but the number of suspects continue to plague his mind. Robert Peel meets with William Chester. Marlott gets authorization to use a pistol.
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🏆 Top Episodes
#2
S2E4
Little Boy Lost
An unexpected encounter with the mysterious Frederick Dipple suggests that Marlott needs to protect his allies, who he realizes are increasingly in danger.
#3
S1E5
The Frankenstein Murders
Boz publishes a newspaper article about the murders which causes a public outcry and infuriates Peel on the eve of the Anatomy Act. Mary Shelley, the author of Frankenstein, follows her own line of enquiry into the medical practice of Sir William Chester, uncovering secrets from the past. Marlott decides to go back to Greenwich where it all began - is there something he is missing?
- 4. S2E3 "Seeing the Dead"
- 5. S2E5 "The Marriage of Heaven and Hell"
- 6. S1E4 "The Fortune of War"
- 7. S2E6 "Bride of Frankenstein"
- 8. S1E3 "All the Lost Children"
- 9. S2E2 "Not John Marlott"
- 10. S1E2 "Seeing Things"
📉 Bottom Episodes
#12
S1E1
A World Without God
The police apprehend a gang of opium smugglers on the banks of the Thames, but as he stands at the water's edge, Inspector John Marlott makes a shocking discovery. The body of a dead child is washed up on the shore, but further examination of the corpse reveals a grotesque state of mutilation. Home Secretary Sir Robert Peel orders Marlott to lead the investigation, while details of the investigation must remain confidential.
- 11. S2E1 "Prodigal Son"
- 10. S1E2 "Seeing Things"
- 9. S2E2 "Not John Marlott"
- 8. S1E3 "All the Lost Children"
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Episode Engagement
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4 Standouts
2 Infamous
5 Hidden Gems
1 Forgettable
Top Standout: S1E6 Lost and Found
Most Infamous: S1E1 A World Without God
Best Hidden Gem: S2E4 Little Boy Lost
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