The best episode directed by Donald Petrie is "Good Men (II)", rated 8/10 from 4 user votes. It was "written by Gwen Sigan". "Good Men (II)" aired on 2/20/2019 and is rated 0.3 point(s) higher than their second highest rated, "Chapter 7. A String Is Attached".
Using information from Chicago Fire's Cruz, Intelligence chases down the robbery crew that’s been using the lockbox key. Voight is under pressure to bring the crew to justice without tarnishing the reputation of a murdered firefighter who might have been involved. The crossover starts on Chicago Fire S07E15 What I Saw (I).
Director: Donald Petrie
Writer: Gwen Sigan
Norman contemplates a financial arrangement with Sandy. Sandy tries to smooth things over with Lisa. Mindy helps her father with his tax situation.
Director: Donald Petrie
Writer: Chuck Lorre
When MacGyver tries to retrieve a canister filled with a deadly chemical in Burma, he stumbles right into an area known as the Golden Triangle, where the military uses farmers as slaves on the opium fields. MacGyver is mistaken for a narcotics agent and is captured, but convinces the slaves to fight their oppression. MacGyver assists by setting several traps at the slave camp, and when the army returns to suppress the unrest, the real action begins.
Director: Donald Petrie
Writer: Terry Nation
MacGyver comes along on a expedition to Brazil with his friend, entomologist Dr. Alden. They meet with a landowner and recluse, Trumbo, who is initially hostile. However, when they realize that a mile-wide column of army ants is moving through the jungle, they team together to mount a defense.
Director: Donald Petrie
Writer: Stephen Kandel
While Sandy contends with a worsening prostate problem and conflict between his students, Norman deals with his troubled daughter, Phoebe.
Director: Donald Petrie
Writer: Chuck Lorre
An erratic patient arrives, claiming that his heart is pounding inside his head as he takes drastic measures to stop it. Also, Dr. Manning helps a boy with a broken wrist, but she suspects deeper issues exist; Dr. Rhodes impresses with his skills; and Will receives news about a lawsuit.
Director: Donald Petrie
Writer: Liz Brixius
A fading illusionist has a last shot at greatness thanks to a deck of magic playing cards.
Director: Donald Petrie
Writer: Joshua Brand
The doctors treat victims of a movie-theater shooting as Sharon Goodwin tries to keep the press at bay. A teen with an eating disorder is treated, but Dr. Charles' methods rub others the wrong way. The staffers deal with a racist patient.
Director: Donald Petrie
Writer: Eli Talbert
Dr. Manning returns from maternity leave and treats a teen with a history of medical issues. Meanwhile, Dr. Choi cares for a former Navy shipmate; a Saudi prince arrives for a surgical procedure, but only from a hotshot surgeon; and a romance blooms between Sarah and a lab tech.
Director: Donald Petrie
Writer: David A. Weinstein
When things become complicated, Will is forced to lie to Natalie. Ethan and April find out some compromising information about Emily's boyfriend and Ava is unsure of what to do with a patient who is refusing treatment.
Director: Donald Petrie
Writer: Stephen Hootstein
McCall assembles some old friends to protect a man marked for murder for no apparent reason.
Director: Donald Petrie
Writer: Joel Surnow