The Best Episodes Directed By Matt Earl Beesley

Annabeth prosecutes a woman who claims that she killed her husband in self defense.

Director: Matt Earl Beesley

Writer: N/A

When Albert discovers the truth about Sadie and Billy’s relationship, he steps in as first chair on the murder trial, fearing Sadie’s judgement is compromised. Also, Cam and Nick defend a client accused of conspiracy to commit kidnapping, Isaiah takes a break from the firm after the outcome of Carolyn’s parole hearing, and Tiffany tries to get over her ex-fiancé.

Director: Matt Earl Beesley

Writer: Heather Robb

In the culmination of a multi-episode mystery, Mac and his team uncover the dark lair of a murderous madman, the Compass Killer. But as they race to save his fourth victim, the sunrise presents one final surprise that no one ever expected.

Director: Matt Earl Beesley

Writer: Trey Callaway

When a supposed air marshal is murdered on a flight to the District of Columbia, Mac searches the plane for the killer and the murder weapon.

Director: Matt Earl Beesley

Writer: N/A

Abruzzi's demotion in the prison hierachy puts the entire escape plan at risk. Michael finds himself in the uneviable position of trying to protect T-Bag's new "fish" and facing the threat of T-Bag exposing the plan to the guards. The inmates dig themselves into a hole.

Director: Matt Earl Beesley

Writer: Paul T. Scheuring

Grissom and Catherine investigate a movie-goer who was stabbed to death; the team comes to a forensic impasse while processing a teenager who died from a gunshot wound.

Director: Matt Earl Beesley

Writer: Carol Mendelsohn

Veronica keeps uncovering new information regarding Lincoln's case and decides she wants to work on the case full-time. When no one wants to help her on the case, Nick Savrinn (an attorney) offers his assistance and the two of them visit Lincoln.

Director: Matt Earl Beesley

Writer: Matt Olmstead

When Danny's ex-partner is found dead at a Hawaiian luau the Five-0 team's investigation leads them to some dirty cops and a powerful cocaine cartel.

Director: Matt Earl Beesley

Writer: Paul Zbyszewski

Director: Matt Earl Beesley

Writer: Jay Gibson

When the Carringtons host a lavish Casino Night party, Cristal and Blake’s marriage is put to the test when an explosive secret from Blake’s past surfaces. Meanwhile, Fallon must reconsider her behavior as she attempts to fix a professional blunder by accepting an indecent proposal.

Director: Matt Earl Beesley

Writer: Jenna Richman

After the fatal fire, the Carringtons rise to redefine themselves after a major personal loss.

Director: Matt Earl Beesley

Writer: Sallie Patrick

When a few body parts of an "adult film" star are found in a dumpster, Brenda and the team must scramble for more pieces to solve this puzzle. Once they begin putting things together, the suspect list seems to get longer. Adding more questions to her life, Brenda also finds herself making a potentially life-altering discovery.

Director: Matt Earl Beesley

Writer: Wendy West

When the CEO of a successful surf company is murdered, Kono revisits her past; Five-0 is thrown into the varied but interconnected worlds of North Shore surfing.

Director: Matt Earl Beesley

Writer: Carol Barbee

It's Allison and Stark's wedding day and Carter finds himself reliving it over and over. Meanwhile, Carter's sister, Lexi, visits the town.

Director: Matt Earl Beesley

Writer: Thania St. John

This episode will shed more light on why Eko took a mysterious 40-day vow of silence, and possibly information on his stick. Also, Claire begins to lose faith in Charlie after Eko begins to question him about the Virgin Mary statue, and Kate gives the recovering Sawyer a much-needed haircut.

Director: Matt Earl Beesley

Writer: Damon Lindelof

A video of Casey from the roof rescue goes viral. Mouch sets up a Little Free Library at Firehouse 51. Herrmann breaks protocol.

Director: Matt Earl Beesley

Writer: Matt Whitney

A major security breach in the city’s computer networks forces Firehouse 51’s senior leaders to take matters into their own hands. Severide gears up for an arson investigation.

Director: Matt Earl Beesley

Writer: Ashley J. Cooper

Stella Kidd returns to Firehouse 51. The team must work together to put out a potassium fire in a tunnel. After that incident, Ritter begins to worry about a young cop who witnessed the fiery death of a truck driver.

Director: Matt Earl Beesley

Writer: Michael Gilvary

After a man kidnaps three teenaged girls and locks them in a cellar, he tells them only two of them will live and they must choose which one will die. The BAU team takes the case when the mother of one of the girls travels to Quantico to ask JJ to intercede with the FBI on the girls' behalf.

Director: Matt Earl Beesley

Writer: Andrew Wilder

In an effort to get over his infatuation with Chloe, Lucifer decides that he must seduce her. Meanwhile the two team up on a missing girl case and Amenadiel confronts Maze about his concerns about Lucifer.

Director: Matt Earl Beesley

Writer: Ildy Modrovich

The lives of Jake and Hawkins are explored during this flashback episode. This episode begins 36 hours before the bombs went off. Sarah is introduced and is associated to Hawkins. Jake had been living in San Diego.

Director: Matt Earl Beesley

Writer: Mike Kelley

The BAU team believes a dangerous cult may be responsible for the mass murders of five college students in an empty house.

Director: Matt Earl Beesley

Writer: Andrew Wilder

In this thrilling season finale, the loss of one of their own is the first hit the lab will take. Getting back to the lab to process the evidence, they find it has been taken over by Federal Agents looking for stolen money from a previous case.

Director: Matt Earl Beesley

Writer: Barry O'Brien

After Fallon’s declaration of professional—and romantic—independence, Jeff tries to reel her back in. As Cristal struggles with Blake’s unorthodox moral compass, she finds herself in a gray area of her own.

Director: Matt Earl Beesley

Writer: Jenna Richman

Walker learns that something isn’t quite right with SuperShock, while Pilgrim and Kutter investigate an elusive “Ghost.” Calista’s estranged father unexpectedly comes to town.

Director: Matt Earl Beesley

Writer: Mac Marshall