The Best Episodes Directed By Darren Genet

Every TV Episode Directed by Darren Genet Ranked from Best to Worst by Thousands of Voters

Darren Genet Ratings Summary

The best episode directed by Darren Genet is "Dead Angels", rated 8/10 from 11 user votes. It was "written by Michael Narducci". "Dead Angels" aired on 2/12/2016 and is rated 0.8 point(s) higher than their second highest rated, "What Are You?".

  • Dead Angels
    8.0/10 11 votes

    #1 - Dead Angels

    Season 3 Episode 12 - Aired 2/12/2016

    When a powerful weapon that could take down the Mikaelsons for good ends up in the wrong hands, Klaus finds himself in a tense standoff with an unlikely foe. Meanwhile, Elijah's attempt to reclaim control of The Strix leads to a violent showdown and the emergence of a potential new leader. Elsewhere, when a new coven of witches tries to influence Davina into helping them locate the elusive weapon, she quickly realizes she may be in over her head.

    Director: Darren Genet

    Writer: Michael Narducci

  • What Are You?
    7.2/10 9 votes

    #2 - What Are You?

    Season 8 Episode 12 - Aired 2/10/2017

    In order to save Stefan’s soul, Damon makes a deal with Cade to retrieve the Maxwell journal. Alaric and Matt refuse to hand the journal over as it may contain the key to destroying Cade. Caroline desperately tries to connect with Stefan before Cade goes through with his plan.

    Director: Darren Genet

    Writer: Chad Fiveash

  • Best Served Cold
    6.4/10 8 votes

    #3 - Best Served Cold

    Season 7 Episode 6 - Aired 11/12/2015

    After being reunited with her former love Julian, Lily hosts a dinner party to introduce him to Damon and Stefan and to declare peace between her family of Heretics and the residents of Mystic Falls. Damon and Stefan find themselves at an impasse when they realize they have differing views on how to handle Julian's arrival. At the party, Bonnie and Matt uncover a strange mystery involving some unsuspecting residents, while a devastating revelation causes Alaric to reach his breaking point.

    Director: Darren Genet

    Writer: Caroline Dries