The Best Episodes Directed By Hong Khaou

Barry returns from dropping Carmel at the airport alone to find a ringing phone with his furious daughter Maxine on the other end, demanding that he meets her that afternoon. Barry admits to Morris his inability to tell Carmel about the intended divorce.

Director: Hong Khaou

Writer: Nathaniel Price

Barry sets out to meet Morris and discuss their future, but his journey is haunted by memories from the past.

Director: Hong Khaou

Writer: Nathaniel Price

Carmel returns to her father in Antigua, where she reflects on her own secrets, regrets and her side of the complicated marriage story.

Director: Hong Khaou

Writer: Nathaniel Price

Barry and Donna's nights mirror each other's in an episode about how secrets and misunderstandings have shaped their world views.

Director: Hong Khaou

Writer: Nathaniel Price

When Barry is tasked with looking after Daniel, the two men of different generations must learn to relate to one another, until a betrayal provokes an unexpected outburst.

Director: Hong Khaou

Writer: Nathaniel Price

When Barry is rescued by Maxine, he must find the strength to be honest and attempt to win Morris back, while in Antigua, Carmel starts the long road to healing.

Director: Hong Khaou

Writer: Nathaniel Price

Barry prepares to tell Carmel the truth he has been hiding for five decades and to face a brave new world.

Director: Hong Khaou

Writer: Nathaniel Price

As Julien and Zsofia investigate Far Right politician Kamilla Agoston, Emma finds a lead on Alex’s computer that takes her and Julien to a shocking and bloody discovery.

Director: Hong Khaou

Writer: Harry Williams

With Alex dead Emma’s only hope is to find her other son Will. And when Julien and Zsofia look to Kamilla and her husband, a new lead is uncovered and a dramatic discovery is made

Director: Hong Khaou

Writer: Harry Williams

With Will safe, Emma and Julien hope to discover the identity of Gomorrah, but instead discover another attack is planned. Now, the pair must race against the clock to prevent it.

Director: Hong Khaou

Writer: Catherine Moulton

Reeling from Will’s escape, Emma and Julien must do everything they can to stop the next attack. If they can follow the clues and find Will, perhaps they can succeed.

Director: Hong Khaou

Writer: Harry Williams

Seventy-four-year-old Barry wants to live out his final days with his lover – but is he brave enough to leave his wife?

Director: Hong Khaou

Writer: Nathaniel Price