The Best Episodes Directed By Jim Field Smith

It's the night of Merc's 'Man of the Year' event. However, his moment of glory turns sour when Carol tells him about Matt's affair with Jamie. Beverly's relationship with Rob grows deeper, and Sean is forced to decide whether he's willing to forget the past and fight for his wife.

Director: Jim Field Smith

Writer: David Crane

Confronted with a shrewd convicted killer wanting to cut a deal, the investigators gamble on calling in a disgraced former colleague to help.

Director: Jim Field Smith

Writer: George Kay

When network head Merc Lapidus's father dies, Sean and Beverly get a lesson in grief, Hollywood-style.

Director: Jim Field Smith

Writer: David Crane

Sean meets Labia, a super-fan of Matt's and Morning suffers a major plastic surgery disaster. Meanwhile, Merc and Carol plan a weekend getaway to Mexico, while Jamie and Matt pack for a tryst in Napa.

Director: Jim Field Smith

Writer: David Crane

Matt's life continues to fall apart when he falls foul of his fierce ex-wife. Beverly prepares to go on a second date with Morning's brother Rob, but things have become much more complicated now that Sean is aware that she is seeing someone.

Director: Jim Field Smith

Writer: Jeffrey Klarik

As the UK’s counterterrorism unit learns of Flight KA29, Sam gets involved in a risky plan to take on the hijackers.

Director: Jim Field Smith

Writer: Adam Gyngell

Sean and Beverly's marriage has been ripped apart by Beverly's fling with Matt. And Matt's friendship with Sean appears to be beyond salvage. But as their sitcom "Pucks!" premieres in the U.S., the three are forced to find a way to continue working together.

Director: Jim Field Smith

Writer: David Crane

Sam Nelson gets on a flight to London hoping to win back his ex-wife, but something on board feels wrong—and his suspicions are confirmed.

Director: Jim Field Smith

Writer: George Kay

As time runs out, interrogators turn up the heat on a stone-faced doctor suspected of sexually assaulting and slaying his teenage stepdaughter.

Director: Jim Field Smith

Writer: George Kay

Spotting an opportunity, Sam executes a plan to get a covert message to authorities on the ground.

Director: Jim Field Smith

Writer: George Kay

Faced with an impossible decision, the passengers ready themselves for a fight.

Director: Jim Field Smith

Writer: Catherine Moulton

A new threat emerges on board as Sam struggles to control the chaos unfolding around him.

Director: Jim Field Smith

Writer: George Kay

Sam and Phil are sent to rescue a hostage but end up with an angry hostage of their own.

Director: Jim Field Smith

Writer: James Corden

With scarce evidence to guide them, the investigators question an arrogant businessman accused of rape by a woman who works for him.

Director: Jim Field Smith

Writer: George Kay

Having realised the truth about his partner, Gus tricks his Elton into a trip to his childhood home to confront his past. As Toynbee’s evil plan draws closer to its conclusion, the Truth Seekers come to understand what he’s up to and that it’s up to them to stop him. Time’s not on their side – the eclipse is almost here. And Richard has gone missing …

Director: Jim Field Smith

Writer: Nick Frost

The Truth Seekers arrive at the Portland Power Station to search for Richard, only to find Dr. Toynbee’s ritual in full swing. With the eclipse nearing totality, it’s a race against time to save Richard’s life, and countless others. They’re going to need help – but who can they trust?

Director: Jim Field Smith

Writer: Nick Frost

Sam and Phil fall deeper into a sinister world of agents and double agents.

Director: Jim Field Smith

Writer: James Corden

Sam and Phil gatecrash a party and interrupt an assassination plot.

Director: Jim Field Smith

Writer: James Corden

Sam and Phil bring the dangerous plot right to their doorsteps and nowhere is safe.

Director: Jim Field Smith

Writer: James Corden

Sam and Phil are now on the run, on the edge and on each other's nerves.

Director: Jim Field Smith

Writer: James Corden

Asking increasingly pointed questions, the team tries to crack a zealous defense put forth by the head of an online group that unmasks sexual predators.

Director: Jim Field Smith

Writer: George Kay

Gus, Elton and Astrid test the channel’s live stream in an old insane asylum which is being converted into flats. Wearing helmet cams, they explore while Helen and Richard watch back at base. But Gus goes missing when he finds a part of the building that’s not on the plans, and what he finds there is terrifying. Toynbee, meanwhile, is onto the Truth Seekers, who stand between him and his goal..

Director: Jim Field Smith

Writer: Nick Frost

A case of mistaken identity catapults two council employees into a conspiracy.

Director: Jim Field Smith

Writer: James Corden

The team badgers a reticent truck driver to locate an abandoned trailer full of immigrants, but a new interrogator's poor decision jeopardizes it all.

Director: Jim Field Smith

Writer: George Kay

Gus and Elton finally come face to face with Astrid, who comes to ask for their help – she’s being chased by ghosts. Gus decides on a visit to psychic medium Janey Feathers but the team soon discover that they’re dealing with something far more powerful that they’d ever thought, and Gus is forced to perform his first ever exorcism.

Director: Jim Field Smith

Writer: Nick Frost