The Best Episodes Directed By Brandi Bradburn

Dominique plans to launch her new fashion line as she and Alexis once again vie for the same thing. As Sam and Culhane continue their business partnership they find themselves running into a very unusual roadblock.

Director: Brandi Bradburn

Writer: Garrett Oakley

Fallon recruits Jeff to help with her next steps. Kirby is ready to rejoin the modeling world but finds it not as easy as she anticipated, so Sam offers to help. Liam and Culhane run into a stumbling block and go to extreme measures to fix the situation. Meanwhile, Blake takes matters into his own hands.

Director: Brandi Bradburn

Writer: Liz Sczudlo

Blake grows closer to Amanda, much to the chagrin of Alexis. Jeff teams up with someone who leaves a lot to be desired and trusted. Sam tries to cope as Fallon seems oblivious to his pain and then sets out to make things right. Meanwhile, Culhane jumps to a conclusion that is hurtful to Dominique.

Director: Brandi Bradburn

Writer: India Sage Wilson

Zoe beings to grow leery of how much time Joel and Wade hang out, especially when it begins to interfere with Joel's writing. Ready to blame it all on Wade, Zoe does her best to entice Joel back into writing. Lavon is using the excuse of coaching his track team to avoid talking to AnnaBeth. Meanwhile, Lemon encourages Brick to start dating again. George and Lynly discuss whether they want to talk to Lavon about their feelings for each other.

Director: Brandi Bradburn

Writer: Sheila R. Lawrence

When Blake thwarts Fallon’s attempts to take the company in a new direction, Fallon realizes that the biggest threat is actually Blake himself.

Director: Brandi Bradburn

Writer: Christopher Fife

Macy must fight a dangerous enemy to survive; Maggie’s impromptu karaoke duet with Jordan may lead to answers about her powers. Meanwhile, Mel and Harry take a gamble on a demon who may know the Assassin’s whereabouts.

Director: Brandi Bradburn

Writer: Jessica O'Toole