The Best Episodes Directed By Fred Toye

Finch’s number comes up when a fatal error blows his cover identity and sets off a deadly series of escalating encounters with Samaritan’s operatives.

Director: Fred Toye

Writer: Melissa Scrivner-Love

Melinda and Jim become foster parents temporarily for a young girl whose mother is missing. The ghost of the mother comes to Melinda and tells her where Melinda can find her body. The mother confesses a secret to Melinda and Melinda and Jim set out to help the little girl.

Director: Fred Toye

Writer: Teddy Tenenbaum

Reese and Fusco get caught in the war between the two newest POIs, rival crime bosses Elias and Dominic. Also, a tantalizing clue to Shaw’s whereabouts leads Finch and Root into a possible trap, and Control goes rogue to uncover the true intentions of the Samaritan program.

Director: Fred Toye

Writer: Denise Thé

Melinda and Jim discuss a kidnapping where the family has contacted a psychic who Melinda believes is telling the family stuff that they want to hear just so he can make money off of them. Melinda goes and talks to the family and finds that something else has happened to the missing girl.

Director: Fred Toye

Writer: Breen Frazier

While Melinda and Jim are taking care of Becca, Melinda finds that Becca can also see the dead.

Director: Fred Toye

Writer: Laurie McCarthy

After graffiti is repeatedly painted on Melinda's shop doors, she seeks out the town blogger convinced he is the one causing the mischief in an attempt to expose her. Melinda is forced to encounter the dark side of Grandview in order to help the latest ghost cross-over.

Director: Fred Toye

Writer: John Gray

With Theresa's assistance, Charlotte Hale aims to expose dangerous flaws in Ford's creations. William, Dolores and Lawrence journey into treacherous terrain. Maeve delivers an ultimatum to Lutz and Sylvester. With his back to the wall, Bernard considers his next move.

Director: Fred Toye

Writer: Halley Wegryn Gross

The battle to bring a crime organization to justice reaches a new level; Reese's number comes up in the machine.

Director: Fred Toye

Writer: Denise Thé

Chuck and Sarah are assigned to train under Craig and Laura Turner, a married CIA team who, despite their impeccable record, hate one another. The Turners' stormy relationship forces Chuck and Sarah to wonder if they're doomed with the same fate. Meanwhile, Casey must train the newest member of the team Morgan.

Director: Fred Toye

Writer: Phil Klemmer

The Machine identifies a school teacher who witnessed a mob hit as their next POI and Reese and Finch rush to save his life.

Director: Fred Toye

Writer: Amanda Segel

As Decima uses Samaritan’s feeds to hunt Reese and Shaw, Greer exploits Finch’s greatest weakness in an attempt to lure him out of hiding: his love for his former fiancée, Grace Hendricks.

Director: Fred Toye

Writer: Dan Dietz

After purchasing a set of ornaments at a flea market, Melinda finds that they are haunted. Melinda uses the ornaments to meet Dennis’s ghost. Dennis wants Melinda to reunite his girlfriend with her birth mother.

Director: Fred Toye

Writer: Elle Johnson

When a young dockworker is found dead, the team discovers that there are mob connections; Jane tries to avoid sensitivity training; Maura starts spending time with Jane's brother.

Director: Fred Toye

Writer: Dee Johnson

Blackthorne and Mariko test their new alliance as they train Toranaga's gun regiment for war. Yabushige must navigate his past promises to Ishido when an old friend comes to the village.

Director: Fred Toye

Writer: Emily Yoshida

Mariko arrives in Osaka for the fight of her life. Blackthorne and Yabushige scramble to save their own heads as their options dwindle.

Director: Fred Toye

Writer: Rachel Kondo

A series of deaths from radiation poisoning may be related to a deadly tome in the New York library.

Director: Fred Toye

Writer: Trey Callaway

Steve goes to Cat for help finding his mother. When an art heist turns deadly, Five-0 turns to August March.

Director: Fred Toye

Writer: N/A

CIA agent Daniel Shaw assigns Chuck to his first solo mission in Paris, ignoring Sarah and Casey’s wishes. During the flight to France, Chuck befriends Hannah and flashes on another passenger the imposing Hugo Panzer. Meanwhile, Casey helps Morgan battle Jeff and Lester for control of the Buy More.

Director: Fred Toye

Writer: Chris Fedak

Elsie discovers a possible source of sabotage, while Bernard searches for clues to anomalies in a sector thought to be abandoned. Theresa questions Ford's leadership while Lee encounters a new arrival at Westworld. The Man in Black and Teddy run afoul of a Union garrison in their attempt to cross a border.

Director: Fred Toye

Writer: Halley Wegryn Gross

Blackthorne and Mariko struggle to contain the secret that could get them both killed. Yabushige searches for the spy who has betrayed his intentions to Lord Toranaga.

Director: Fred Toye

Writer: Matt Lambert

The Machine gives Finch and Reese the number of a brilliant surgeon, but they soon discover that a resourceful third party has raised the stakes for this POI, forcing them to turn to an unlikely source for help.

Director: Fred Toye

Writer: Sean Hennen

Chuck encourages Vivian to get in touch with her inner villain for a mission. Morgan's search for a new roommate has unexpected results.

Director: Fred Toye

Writer: Craig DiGregorio

In the wake of a tragic death, Blackthorne finally considers the true nature of Toranaga's plan.

Director: Fred Toye

Writer: Emily Yoshida

On a very special episode of The Boys… an hour of guts, gutterballs, airplane hijackings, madness, ghosts, and one very intriguing Female. Oh, and lots of heart — both in the sentimental sense, and in the gory literal sense.

Director: Fred Toye

Writer: Craig Rosenberg

Finch recruits Fusco to stick close to the latest POI, a professional 'wingman', but learning how to approach women soon becomes the least of his worries. Reese must find a way to play by the rules at his new day job. The Machine sends Finch and Root on a mysterious errand.

Director: Fred Toye

Writer: Amanda Segel