Creators Favorite Episode / Live-Action TV

• In December 1983, 60 Minutes aired a report titled "Lenell Geter's in Jail", which chronicled a Texas black man serving life in prison after a wrongful armed robbery charge; ten days later, the state released Geter in response to the scathing criticism in the report. The show won Peabody, George Polk, and duPont-Columbia awards, and creator Don Hewitt called it the show's finest work.
• 'Allo 'Allo!:
  • Gorden Kaye's favourite episode was "The Execution", due to the punchline he delivers: "My bum is on a thistle".
  • One of Sue Hodge's favourites was "The Gestapo for the High Jump", mostly due to the horror-themed costumes the cast wore in the climax.
• The Andy Griffith Show
  • When asked to pick one episode as his favorite, Andy Griffith said "Barney's First Car" was it.
  • Don Knotts has said that "The Pickle Story" is his favorite episode, because he liked the overtone message of the story of people going to extreme lengths to avoid hurting someone's feelings - in this case, Andy and Barney quietly switching out Aunt Bee's nasty homemade pickles for delicious store-bought pickles to show they do enjoy her pickles.
• Angel:
  • Joss Whedon named "Darla" as his all-time favorite episode, during an "Attack of the Show" interview, while Julie Benz named the flashback scenes as “the high points" of playing Darla; her favorite scene is the Boxer Rebellion.
  • Charisma Carpenter named "Birthday" and "Spin the Bottle" as her favourite episodes.
  • Andy Hallett named "The House Always Wins" as his "favorite-favorite-favorite!" because the cast and crew got to go on location to Las Vegas. He said, "I've always wanted to have like a Vegas show, so it's like a real Vegas show...except that all the people sitting in the audience were getting paid to be there."
  • James Marsters named "Smile Time" as his favourite episode. He explained that it was "such a brave move" for a show to do an episode like that.
  • Amy Acker's favourite episodes were "Smile Time" and "A Hole in the World".
• Bewitched:
  • Elizabeth Montgomery's two favorite episodes were:
    • "Driving is the Only Way to Fly," which was Paul Lynde's first appearance on the show, pre-Uncle Arthur - they both really enjoyed working together, which is why Uncle Arthur was later created to have Lynde on the show on a semi-regular basis.
    • "Sisters at Heart" was penned by a 10th-grade English class, whose favorite show was Bewitched; although one of the show's underlying messages was tackling prejudice, this episode was the gutsiest one (though tame by today's standards) in tackling racism head-on with Tabitha wishing she and her friend could be "real" sisters, despite the different colors of their skin.
  • Dick York's favorite episode was "I Confess," as it took a chance on seeing just what Darrin's and Samantha's lives would be like if the secret of Samantha being a witch was made public, along with the underlying Be Careful What You Wish For plot point.
• Blake's 7:
  • Michael Keating's favourite was "City on the Edge of the World".
  • Jacqueline Pearce's favourite was "Sand". Ironically, this was from her least favourite season.
  • Paul Darrow's favourite was either "Star One" or "Rumours of Death".
  • Jan Chappell's favourites were "Children of Auron" and "Sarcophagus".
  • Stephen Greif's favourite was "Duel".
  • Steven Pacey's favourite was "Death-Watch".
• David Boreanaz's favourites episodes of Bones were "The Bones That Foam", "Mummy in the Maze", "The Woman in the Sand", "Yanks in the UK" and "The Santa in the Slush".
• Breaking Bad
  • Vince Gilligan claimed that "Ozymandias" was the "best episode (they'd) ever done". Virtually all television critics and viewers agreed immediately upon its airing- for a time, it held a perfect 10 score on IMDb, and many now call it one of the greatest hours in television history- some say it's the greatest.
  • Meanwhile, Bryan Cranston's favorite episodes were "Phoenix" and "Felina", the series finale.
  • Aaron Paul's favorite was "4 Days Out".
• Buffy the Vampire Slayer:
  • In an interview with USA Today, Joss Whedon named his ten favourite episodes:
    • "Innocence": "It's a mission-statement show, and one of the ones where I first found out what we could do."
    • "Once More, With Feeling": "What am I going to say?"
    • "Hush"
    • "The Body"
    • "Doppelgängland": "Because one Willow is certainly not enough."
    • "The Wish": "Very bleak, very fun. It went to a dark place, and that's really exciting to me. That's where I live."
    • "Becoming (Part 2)": "Buffy loses everything. Also, it had a Sword Fight. I love sword fighting."
    • "Restless": "Most people sort of shake their heads at it. It was different, but not pointless."
    • "Conversations with Dead People": "I'm very fond of "Conversations with Dead People". I just thought structurally and tonally it was very interesting and had a lot to say. And I got to write another song."
    • "Prophecy Girl": "Because that was my first time, besides telling directors what to do, that I actually got to direct. And it was the first time I got to kill Buffy, and the first season ender, and it was the first time I realized I could take everything we did in the season and tie it in a bow."
  • Sarah Michelle Gellar talked to Entertainment Weekly about her personal favourite episodes:
    I loved "The Prom". It stood for everything Buffy was about: the fact that she so badly wanted to be part of the other kids' lives. I think "The Body" is pretty amazing. I loved the episode in which Buffy and Faith switched. That was one of my all-time favorites because I thought Eliza was so great. And also when Buffy realizes she has to kill Angel and she kills him and he comes back. Those are my favorites.
  • Alyson Hannigan told Entertainment Weekly which her favourite episodes were in an interview in October 2005:
    • "Hush": "It was a whole new way of figuring out how to act, the not-talking thing."
    • "The Body": "I just remember the no sound, no music - it was so disconcerting."
    • "Ted": "John Ritter was the best. We would all just hang out in his trailer and be like, 'Hi, John Ritter!!' and he didn't care. And, we got to shoot at a mini-golf place."
    • "Doppelgängland": "I was in the vampire Willow outfit, and Alexis had some holy water, and he made this noise, like FFFFT!! And it just cracked me up. I had such a crush on him."
  • Nicholas Brendon's favourites were "Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered", "The Zeppo", "Hush", "The Body" and "Once More, With Feeling".
  • Anthony Stewart Head's favourite episode was "Passion".
  • Charisma Carpenter's favourite was "Graduation Day, Part 2" because that was the first time she got to stake a vampire.
  • Kristine Sutherland named "Innocence" as her favourite episode to watch as a fan, but the most fun she had was "Band Candy". She also cited "When She Was Bad" and "Ted" among her favourites.
  • James Marsters' favourite is "Once More with Feeling".
  • Tom Lenk said:
    I'd have to say, out of respect for my character, "Storyteller". I just got to make such an ass out of myself. It was so much fun. Dancing in a toga on a hillside singing with unicorns was pretty embarrassing. I don't do that sort of thing ever in my down time. So, I just had so much fun doing it, but I loved Emma's history episode this year. It was really funny. And I'm a huge fan of "The Body". The most devastating hour of television I've ever seen and I loved that.
  • Armin Shimerman's favourite episode is "Band Candy".
• Charmed:
  • For Rose McGowan it's "The Power of Three Blondes" and "Charmed Noir".
  • For Alyssa Milano it's "A Witch's Tail".
  • Holly Marie Combs has listed "Awakened" and "Sword and the City".
  • Shannen Doherty says "Ms Hellfire", "Which Prue Is It Anyway?" and "All Hell Breaks Loose".
  • Brian Krause says "Sense And Sense Ability".
• Cheers:
  • Shelley Long's favourite episode was "Let Me Count the Ways".
  • Rhea Perlman's favourite was "Thanksgiving Orphans".
  • Kelsey Grammer's favourite was "Dinner at Eight-ish".
  • "Coach's Daughter" was a favourite for Nicholas Colasanto, George Wendt and John Ratzenberger.
• Community:
  • Dan Harmon's favorite episode is "Advanced Dungeons and Dragons."
  • Yvette-Nicole Brown's favorite episode is "Paradigms of Human Memory."
  • Gillian Jacobs' top three favorite episodes are "Advanced Dungeons and Dragons," "Cooperative Calligraphy," and "Modern Warfare."
  • Donald Glover's top two favorite episodes are "Abed's Uncontrollable Christmas and "Mixology Certification."
• CSI: NY: During the making-of extra on the season 8 dvd set, Gary Sinise says that their 9/11 tribute episode, "Indelible," is definitely one of his favorites, then adds, "probably my favorite episode" of the 160 or so they'd done at that point. He has since stated on social media that he and his family continue to watch it every September 11th.
• Dad's Army:
  • Creators David Croft and Jimmy Perry named "Mum's Army" and "Branded" as their favourite episodes, respectively.
  • Ian Lavender named "Ring Dem Bells" as one of his favourite episodes alongside "The Deadly Attachment".
  • Frank Williams' was "The Royal Train".
  • Some of Bill Pertwee's favourites were "The Day the Balloon Went Up", "Time on My Hands", "The Deadly Attachment", and "The Royal Train".
  • Pamela Cundell's was "Never Too Old".
• Doctor Who:
  • Carole Ann Ford named "Marco Polo" as her favourite.
  • Jacqueline Hill favoured historical stories like "The Aztecs" (her personal favourite) and "The Crusade".
  • David Whitaker held up "The Crusade" as his finest technical achievement.
  • Peter Purves named "The Massacre", in which he temporarily became the sole lead character, as his favourite.
  • Anneke Wills named "The Smugglers" as her and Michael Craze's favourite story.
  • Frazer Hines named "The Highlanders" as his favourite, as it was the story that got him into Doctor Who.
  • Deborah Watling named "The Abominable Snowmen" as her favourite, as she got to work with her father.
  • Derek Martinus named "The Ice Warriors" as his favourite story that he directed, due to the strength of the cast.
  • Wendy Padbury named "The Mind Robber" as her favourite.
  • Nicholas Courtney and Caroline John both named "Inferno" as their favourite.
  • Katy Manning named "The Mind of Evil" as her favourite.
  • Jon Pertwee's favourite was "The Dæmons".
  • Malcolm Hulke named "Invasion of the Dinosaurs" as his favourite of the scripts that he wrote for the show.
  • Tom Baker named "The Ark in Space as his favourite.
  • Terry Nation's favourite story that he wrote was "Genesis of the Daleks".
  • Louise Jameson named "The Sun Makers" as her favourite.
  • Mary Tamm named "The Pirate Planet" as her favourite.
  • Lalla Ward and Matthew Waterhouse both named "State of Decay" as their favourite.
  • Sarah Sutton named "Black Orchid" and "Earthshock" as her favourites.
  • Janet Fielding named "Kinda" as her favourite.
  • John Nathan-Turner named "The Five Doctors" and "The Caves of Androzani" amongst the highlights of his tenure as producer.
  • Peter Davison's favourite was his exit "The Caves of Androzani".
  • Eric Saward considers "Revelation of the Daleks" to be his best work of the stories that he wrote.
  • Sylvester McCoy's favourite was "Ghost Light".
  • Billie Piper named "Father's Day" as her favourite.
  • Steven Moffat named "The Big Bang" as his favourite of the episodes he wrote, saying, "I thought it was just a great, fun, funny, witty episode. I was proud of that." His favourite Eleventh Doctor episode overall is "Vincent and the Doctor".
• Donkey Hodie:
  • The favorite episode of Haley Jenkins, the voice and puppeteer of Donkey Hodie, according to her Meet Our Neighbors interview, is "Potato Pirates".
  • Caroline Bandolik, VP of Production, likes the episode "Donkey's Bad Day" due to how perfect it is from start to finish and its' song, "Cheer Yourself Up".
• Fawlty Towers:
  • John Cleese's favorite episode is "Basil the Rat".
  • Connie Booth's favourite episode was "The Germans".
• Graham Linehan and Arthur Matthews named "Entertaining Father Stone" as their favourite episode of Father Ted.
• Kelsey Grammer's favourite episode of Frasier was "Ham Radio". He also cited "The Show Where Diane Came Back", as one of his favourites, as it allowed him to resolve his conflict with Shelley Long.
• Rue McClanahan listed the final season episode "Journey to the Center of Attention" as her favorite of The Golden Girls, largely for one of its musical numbers, which involves her character Blanche trying (and failing epically) to sing "I Wanna Be Loved by You" while Sitting Sexy on a Piano.
• Hogan's Heroes. When asked whether he had a favorite episode, Richard Dawson brought up "The Great Brinksmeyer Robbery", where the heroes receive German money that they hide in the iron stove in their barrack, only for Klink to light up a fire in the stove, thus burning all the money. ^note Richard Dawson admitted he had a stroke a few years before the interview, and said he remembered the moments from this episode, particularly his line of, "Story of my life, Colonel. I could never hold on the money," when Klink burned the money, but he could not remember the actual episode it came from.
• H.R. Pufnstuf: Marty Krofft's favourite episode is "The Mechanical Boy" because Jack Wild's acting chops came into play with Jimmy being under a Witchiepoo spell that has turned him into a mechanical boy, programmed to steal Freddie the Flute and bring it to her within 24 hours.
• Inai Inai Baa!: Some of the child hosts of the show had specific parts of the show that they enjoyed doing:
  • Kana-chan's favorite songs were "Pi~poppopatara Denwa" and "Ofuro de Chappun".
  • Rina-chan's favorite songs were "Kirakira Kirarin" and "Tenkida Genkida", and her favorite segment was "Dekita Dekita".
  • Fuuka-chan liked the "Pico Pico Picture" segment of the show, and her favorite songs were "Neko Neko Shanshan" and "Genki Genki!".
  • Koto-chan had three favorite songs: "Bunbun Bukyu~n!", "Hokkahoka no No~bi Nobi" and "Mi~temite Mitemibaa". Her favorite segment on the show was one where she played with babies.
  • Yuuna-chan's favorite segment was "Manekko March", while her favorite song was "Osora no Shita De"
  • Yuki-chan's favorite segment on the show was "Yuki Plays House", and her favorite song was "Chakku no Uta" because of the notebook she got to hold while shooting the song.
  • According to the Daisuki Character Book, Haru-chan's favorite song segment is "Udon no Jikan Desu!".
• John Thaw's favourite episodes of Inspector Morse were "The Dead of Jericho", "Masonic Mysteries" and "Promised Land".
• Land of the Lost (1974): The pilot episode, "Cha-Ka," is Sid Krofft's favorite, as he enjoyed both the excitement and the challenge of bringing a new concept to life for the first time, and making something special out of it (especially, considering this is actually one of Sid & Marty Krofft's longest-running series). In fact, for those reasons, Sid tends to often favor the pilot episodes of his and Marty's shows.
• During the summer of 2015 MeTV ran a Laverne & Shirley weekly marathon showing the casts' (Penny Marshall, Cindy Williams, Eddie Mekka) favorite episodes of the series.
• Dick Wolf said the notorious Law & Order episode "Life Choice" was his favorite.
  • He used his other favorites as the basis for episodes of Law & Order: UK.
• Morfydd Clark and Charlie Vickers revealed for Collider that their favorite episodes in The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power are respectively the first episode and the last one.
• Mad Men
  • Creator Matthew Weiner listed "Maidenform" as the episode he was proudest of.
  • Jon Hamm's favorite was the pilot "Smoke Gets In Your Eyes".
  • Elisabeth Moss said that "The Suitcase" was her favorite episode.
• Vicki Lawrence has listed "Family Feud", "The Wedding (part 2)", "Rashomama", "The Love Letter" and "Mama on Jeopardy!" as her favorite episodes of Mama's Family.
• The Mandalorian: Mark Hamill said that one of his favorite times playing Luke Skywalker was in the character's Big Damn Heroes moment at the end of the second season.
• M*A*S*H:
  • Creator/producer Larry Gelbart has said that one episode that really sticks out in his mind is the Wham Episode from the first season, Sometimes You Hear the Bullet, because it was the first episode they did that truly mixed comedy and drama, with the subplot of Hawkeye being powerless to save the life of his wounded childhood friend; from that moment on, Gelbart and the other producers really felt the show had found the tone they were looking for.
  • "Dear Sigmund" is among Alan Alda's favorite episodes; he had always felt that Allan Arbus was convincing as psychiatrist Sidney Freedman, and felt he [Arbus] needed A Day in the Limelight, so he wrote this episode, not only to give Sidney his own episode but to also play with the idea that sometimes psychiatrists may need a psychiatrist.
  • "Quo Vadis, Captain Chandler?" is Gary Burghoff's favorite episode, not merely because Radar's real name is finally revealed, but being a Christian in Real Life, Burghoff found the idea of a shell-shocked bomber pilot being so fed up with killing innocent people and the horrors of war that he convinces himself he's Jesus Christ to be intriguing.
  • "Period of Adjustment" is a favorite of Mike Farrell, as the episode really required himself to stretch his acting abilities far beyond B.J.'s usually calm and serene demeanor by being violently upset over his daughter, Erin, calling Radar "Daddy."
  • "Mulcahy's War" is a favorite of William Christopher, because Father Mulcahy was given a chance to not only get a little taste of action by taking a trip to the front lines (against Potter's wishes) but also gets the chance to be a hero by saving a casualty's life, while under fire.
  • Hot Lips and Empty Arms is one of Loretta Swit's favorite episodes, because even though this was still fairly early in the show's run, it was already clear that Margaret had a lot of internal conflict, regarding her military career, her affair with Frank, and even her overall life in general.
  • Harry Morgan often considered, despite the fact he wasn't playing Colonel Potter in it, The General Flipped At Dawn to be one of his top favourites.
• The Monk Cast Favorites Marathon aired on January 1, 2008, featuring the three favorite episodes of each of the main cast members:
  • Stanley Kamel: "Mr. Monk and the Employee of the Month", "Mr. Monk and the Big Reward", and "Mr. Monk Gets A New Shrink";
  • Jason Gray-Stanford: "Mr. Monk and the Airplane", "Mr. Monk And The Sleeping Suspect", and "Mr. Monk Goes To The Dentist";
  • Ted Levine: "Mr. Monk Goes To The Theater", Mr. Monk and the Captain's Wife", and Mr. Monk Can't See A Thing";
  • Traylor Howard: "Mr. Monk and the Candidate" (two parts) and Mr. Monk Vs. The Cobra";
  • Tony Shalhoub: "Mr. Monk and the Three Pies", "Mr. Monk Takes His Medicine" and "Mr. Monk and the Garbage Strike";
    • "Mr. Monk and the Three Pies" is also a favorite of Bitty Schram, who had left the show at the time the marathon was aired.
    • After the final season, Shalhoub added "Mr. Monk Is Someone Else"
• Monty Python's Personal Best is a six-episode PBS miniseries in which the five remaining Pythons discuss and show their favorite bits from Monty Python's Flying Circus. The five collaborated on the sixth episode, showcasing deceased member Graham Chapman. A few sketches appear in more than one episode; "Fish Slapping Dance" holds the record with four, marking it by extension the group's collective favorite.
• The Muppet Show. Jim Henson's favorite episode is when Harry Belafonte guest-starred, specifically the show's closing number, "Turn the World Around," which featured a number of puppets designed to look like traditional African masks, which Henson felt was among the best work his Muppet team ever did.
• Mystery Science Theater 3000.
  • Joel's favorite episode was Pod People, because "the entire production seems to be one big misunderstanding". More recently, he cited I Accuse My Parents as a favorite, remarking (in retrospect) on the quality of the episode which was not immediately apparent to him at the time of its production.
  • Mike cited the post-finale episode, Merlin's Shop of Mystical Wonders, as his own favorite: "Ernest Borgnine traumatizing his poor grandson with a bizarre story of demons, evil monkeys and roasted cats — can't beat that."
  • Jonah's favorite thus far has been Carnival Magic.
• The Noddy Shop:
  • According to an interview published before the British premiere of Ace Lightning, Rick Siggelkow, the show's creator, considers the entire series this out of the four he's done because every episode had a happy ending and he wants to work at the shop.
  • Frank Meschkuliet's favorite episode is "Anything Can Happen At Christmas".
  • Kyle Kass' favorite episode was "Dance To Your Own Music", because he got to dance in the episode.
• The Odd Couple (1970): Jack Klugman and Tony Randall's favorite episodes were "Sleepwalker", "Password", "Last Tango in Newark", and "The New Car".
• Only Fools and Horses:
  • John Sullivan's favourite episode was the 1988 Christmas Special "Dates".
  • David Jason's favourite was "Miami Twice, Part Two: Oh to Be in England", because he got the chance to play two different characters.
  • Roger Lloyd-Pack and Paul Barber named the 1989 Christmas Special "The Jolly Boy's Outing" as their favourite.
  • John Challis' favourite was "The Sky's the Limit".
  • Gwyneth Strong's was "The Unlucky Winner Is...".
• Porridge: Creators Dick Clement and Ian La Frenais named "The Harder They Fall" as their favourite episode.
  • Ronnie Barker regarded Porridge as the highlight of his career, though Open All Hours was the series he enjoyed the most.
• Patrick McGoohan's favourite episode of The Prisoner (1967) was "Once Upon a Time", while his favourite episode to make was "Living in Harmony".
• Melissa Joan Hart's favorite episode of Sabrina the Teenage Witch was "Pancake Madness", because she loved that she could do I Can't Believe It's Not Heroin! on a family show.
• Red Dwarf:
  • Norman Lovett named "Queeg" as his favourite episode. Notably, it's one of the few episodes to focus on Holly.
  • Robert Llewellyn's favourite was "Krytie TV".
  • Chris Barrie's favourite was "Dimension Jump", followed by "Marooned".
  • Craig Charles also named "Marooned" as one of his favourites, noting that it would work as a stage play.
• Sesame Street. Caroll Spinney has often said that the episode dealing with Mr. Hooper's death was the best Sesame Street ever did; explaining Mr. Hooper's absence was a debate behind the scenes, but the decision to truthfully explain his death to children in the manner of which they did, and the genuine emotion on the set the day of taping, made this Sesame's finest moment in Spinney's memory.
• Sherlock: Steven Moffat said that "A Scandal In Belgravia" is the piece of writing he's the most proud of.
• The Sopranos: David Chase's favourite episode is "College", due to its tightly focused plot.
• Star Trek: The Original Series. In a TV Guide interview two months before his death, Gene Roddenberry listed his ten favourite episodes - "Amok Time", "Balance of Terror", "The City on the Edge of Forever", "The Devil in the Dark", "The Enemy Within", "The Menagerie" (Two parter), "The Naked Time", "The Return of the Archons", "Where No Man Has Gone Before" and "The Trouble with Tribbles"
  • D. C. Fontana cited "Journey to Babel" as her favourite of all the episodes she had written.
  • "The Devil in the Dark" was William Shatner's favourite episode. He thought it was "exciting, thought-provoking, and intelligent, it contained all of the ingredients that made up our very best Star Treks." His father died during its filming, but Shatner insisted on going through with production and felt closer to the cast and crew for helping him through the difficult time. "The City on the Edge of Forever" was his second favourite.
  • Leonard Nimoy's favourite episodes were "This Side of Paradise", "Amok Time", "The City on the Edge of Forever", "The Naked Time", "Journey to Babel" and "The Devil in the Dark".
  • Deforest Kelley's favourite was "The Empath".
  • James Doohan's favourite was "The Doomsday Machine".
  • George Takei's favourite was "The Naked Time".
  • Nichelle Nichols' favourite was "Plato's Stepchildren". Her typical response to what her favourite was, "Anytime Uhura got off the bridge".
  • Walter Koenig's favourite was "Spectre of the Gun".
  • Grace Lee Whitney's favourites were "The Cage", "Charlie X", "The Devil in the Dark" and "The City on the Edge of Forever".
  • Majel Barrett's favourites were "The Cage" and "The City on the Edge of Forever".
• Star Trek: The Next Generation:
  • Patrick Stewart's favourite episodes were "The Inner Light" and "In Theory" (his directorial debut).
  • Jonathan Frakes' favourites were "The Offspring" (his directorial debut) and "The Best of Both Worlds" two-parter.
  • Michael Dorn's favourite episodes were "The Drumhead" and "The Offspring".
  • Marina Sirtis' favourite episode was "Face of the Enemy".
  • Gates McFadden's favourite was "Genesis", the one she directed.
  • Denise Crosby's favourite was "Yesterday's Enterprise".
  • Wil Wheaton's favourites were "Final Mission", "The First Duty" and "The Best of Both Worlds".
  • LeVar Burton's favorites were "Elementary, Dear Data", "Hollow Pursuits", and "Ship in a Bottle".
  • Screenwriter Brannon Braga said that he thought the Grand Finale "All Good Things..." was the best Star Trek script that he had ever written.
• Star Trek: Deep Space Nine:
  • Avery Brooks' favourite episode was "Far Beyond the Stars". Armin Shimerman also named it as his favourite.
  • Terry Farrell's favorite episodes are "Far Beyond the Stars", "Fascination", "Playing God", "Blood Oath", "You Are Cordially Invited", and "Change of Heart".
  • Michael Dorn's favourite episodes were "Soldiers of the Empire" and "Once More Unto the Breach".
• Star Trek: Voyager:
  • Kate Mulgrew's favourite episode was "Counterpoint".
  • Garrett Wang's favorite episode was "Timeless".
  • Robert Picardo's favorite episode was "Latent Image".
• Star Trek: Enterprise: Scott Bakula's favourite episode was "Judgment".
• Torchwood. Countrycide is the cast's favorite episode because they're "sick people" in the words of Eve Myles and the gruesome, horror film like content appealed to them.

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