The Best Episodes Directed By Destiny Ekaragha

After a family tragedy, Hawk has exiled himself to Fire Island where he drinks himself to death. In 1979, Tim visits Hawk to console him and things take a dark turn. Meanwhile, Marcus and Frankie are drawn into the explosion of gay rage prompted by the verdict in Dan White’s murder trial.

Director: Destiny Ekaragha

Writer: N/A

Hawk and Tim go on a road trip that turns quickly sour. Marcus and Frankie’s encounter with a racist bouncer nearly tears them apart. In 1980s San Francisco, Tim withholds forgiveness.

Director: Destiny Ekaragha

Writer: N/A

Mac reunites with the grown-up version of her brother Dylan and is stunned to learn how her family turned out. Tiff, KJ, and the Erins meet a stranger who might be the ticket back to 1988.

Director: Destiny Ekaragha

Writer: Lisa Albert

Everyone’s feeling the pressure as Richmond gear up to play West Ham. Ted is reunited with an old friend.

Director: Destiny Ekaragha

Writer: Brett Goldstein

Larry may have a way for the girls get home to 1988…but it’s going to require a lot of adult Erin…and Mac may not want to go home to her old life after spending time with Dylan.

Director: Destiny Ekaragha

Writer: K.C. Perry

Richmond adjust to an exciting change, but Jamie has reservations. Ted learns there’s something new going on back in Kansas as well.

Director: Destiny Ekaragha

Writer: Bill Wrubel

On Jennifer's orders, Yorick and Agent 355 search for a geneticist who can unravel the mystery of how he survived. Meanwhile, Hero and Sam encounter a dangerous group of women.

Director: Destiny Ekaragha

Writer: Donnetta Lavinia Grays

Yorick, Agent 355 and Dr. Mann hit a snag on their way to San Francisco. As the search for 355 heats up, Jennifer clashes with former cabinet secretary Regina Oliver, who has her eyes on the presidency. Hero is seduced by a charismatic leader, Roxanne, as Sam and Nora grapple with their place in a dangerous group of survivors.

Director: Destiny Ekaragha

Writer: Catya McMullen