The best episode directed by Benjamin Semanoff is "Su Casa Es Mi Casa", rated 8.182/10 from 33 user votes. It was "written by Paul Kolsby". "Su Casa Es Mi Casa" aired on 3/27/2020 and is rated 0.1 point(s) higher than their second highest rated, "The Badger".
Marty and Wendy tell each other how they really feel, Ruth confronts Wyatt, Darlene lets her ambitions be known, and Ben's past comes into focus.
Director: Benjamin Semanoff
Writer: Paul Kolsby
Marty finds a way around the Snells. Charlotte hires a lawyer. The Byrdes get a meeting with the gaming commission, whose approval comes with a big ask.
Director: Benjamin Semanoff
Writer: Paul Kolsby
At the Tulsa Arena, Dwight and company test out their new plan, until a roadblock forces them to adjust and defend their turf. Tyson and his father argue about his future. Dwight gets an unexpected call.
Director: Benjamin Semanoff
Writer: David Flebotte
Dwight returns to New York under unfortunate circumstances, where his reunion with his daughter and family doesn't go quite as expected. Back in Tulsa, Tyson runs into some trouble. Armand gets some news from Roxy.
Director: Benjamin Semanoff
Writer: Joseph Riccobene
The "Bayview Four" investigate their main suspect at the Homecoming dance.
Director: Benjamin Semanoff
Writer: Rick Montano
The "Bayview Four" race against the clock to exonerate one of their own before it's too late.
Director: Benjamin Semanoff
Writer: Molly Nussbaum
The Murder Club and Vanessa form an unexpected alliance to uncover the truth about Simon Says.
Director: Benjamin Semanoff
Writer: Molly Nussbaum
The Murder Club hatches a risky plan to stop Simon Says, but what they don't know could hurt them.
Director: Benjamin Semanoff
Writer: Erica Saleh
The Yellowjackets barely made it through summer in the woods, but now as winter begins to bite, we’ll see if hunger and desperation turn into full-on psychosis. While there may or may not be a dark and powerful force inhabiting the wilderness, their survival could depend upon what they choose to believe. Meanwhile, twenty-five years later, each survivor must ask themselves – Is the darkness coming for them, or is it coming from them?
Director: Benjamin Semanoff
Writer: Jonathan Lisco
Okay, Fellowjackets, rise and shine and don’t forget your booties because it’s coooold out there. Misty makes a leap of faith for her bestie, Natalie and Lottie play a game of surrender, Shauna finds herself unexpectedly randy, and Tai seeks out a movie recommendation.
Director: Benjamin Semanoff
Writer: Sarah L. Thompson
More devastating truths are unearthed by Lennon as the crew frantically search for one of their own who has gone missing.
Director: Benjamin Semanoff
Writer: Lana Cho
The police question everyone in town with any connection to the victims. The crew think they know who is after them and hunt for evidence implicating the town eccentric.
Director: Benjamin Semanoff
Writer: Gary Tieche