The Best Episodes Directed By Adam Horowitz

Every TV Episode Directed by Adam Horowitz Ranked from Best to Worst by Thousands of Voters

Adam Horowitz Ratings Summary

The best episode directed by Adam Horowitz is "Unforgiven", rated 7.5/10 from 10 user votes. It was "written by Andrew Chambliss". "Unforgiven" aired on 3/8/2015 and is rated 0.9 point(s) higher than their second highest rated, "Patience".

  • Unforgiven
    7.5/10 10 votes

    #1 - Unforgiven

    Season 4 Episode 14 - Aired 3/8/2015

    David and Mary Margaret suspect Cruella and Ursula have come to Storybrooke looking for something more than their own happy endings – something that threatens to reveal a secret they thought was long buried. Emma begins her own investigation of Cruella and Ursula, but she can’t shake the feeling that her friends and family are keeping something from her. Regina and Henry continue their search for the Author, turning to Pinocchio and Marco in the hope Pinocchio might remember a clue that will help them. Meanwhile, in a flashback to Fairy Tale Land, Snow and Charming cross paths with the Queens of Darkness as the threat of the Evil Queen’s Dark Curse hangs over all of them.

    Director: Adam Horowitz

    Writer: Andrew Chambliss

  • Patience
    6.6/10 5 votes

    #2 - Patience

    Season 1 Episode 1 - Aired 6/28/2016

    Camp Stillwater is about to reopen after being closed down for years. Deb, the new owner, has thrown her heart, soul and life savings into renovating the camp she loved as a child. She isn’t the only one excited to return as six former campers—Alex, Jessie, Cricket, Joel, Blair and Blotter —join her as counselors hoping to experience the freedom that camp brings now that they are older. Not part of the old crew, Amy is not just new to Camp Stillwater, but to camp in general. While Amy tries her best to fit in with the already tight group, Drew is content to be left alone. As everyone settles in and prepares for the campers’ arrival, Amy is the first to get a feeling that something is not right with this idyllic summer camp.

    Director: Adam Horowitz

    Writer: Ian B. Goldberg