The Best Episodes Directed By Rebecca Asher

Back in Atlanta, Victor starts to open up to his friends about what he's been feeling.

Director: Rebecca Asher

Writer: Jeremy Roth

Zoe and Lemon seem to find some common ground and turn to each other for some much needed girlfriend advice. Wade is excited to take Vivian out for a nice night out, but when her ex-husband begins texting her, Wade becomes suspicious of her exes’ true intentions. Lavon has the opportunity to bid to have the County Fair in BlueBell, but he loses focus when learns that AnnaBeth is now dating. Meanwhile, Magnolia concocts a plan to get Brick away from his house to throw a party.

Director: Rebecca Asher

Writer: Kendall Sand

It's the first anniversary of Jon's death and everyone reflects on how much their lives have changed over the last year. But for Eddie, his dream opens up a new mystery.

Director: Rebecca Asher

Writer: David Marshall Grant

While helping Bowser pursue a wily exotic dancer, the twins process a teacher's untimely passing by making major relationship decisions.

Director: Rebecca Asher

Writer: Zoë Jarman

Rebecca visits Randall in Philadelphia. Beth is troubled by a request from Deja. Kevin has doubts about himself.

Director: Rebecca Asher

Writer: Elan Mastai

Grace's loyalties are tested as she and Frankie face the Sharks. Robert scrambles to recoup the money he donated. Bud meets his long-lost cousin.

Director: Rebecca Asher

Writer: Alex Kavallierou

A naked woman crawls out of a child's backpack and doesn't remember a thing. Why? She couldn't tell you. Tribeca helps her trace her steps while Geils and Tanner track down a murderer on the run from prison.

Director: Rebecca Asher

Writer: Ira Ungerleider

When a prison-van escape sets nine convicts loose in the city, Jake and Amy compete to see who can bring in the most fugitives.

Director: Rebecca Asher

Writer: N/A

Virginia's cousin Delilah, who struggles to make ends meet, pays a visit to the Chance family unannounced, determined to claim her share of Maw Maw's - whom she thinks died years ago - estate. Further tension builds when Delilah admits she still has a crush on Burt. Meanwhile, Jimmy babysits Maw Maw and panics when she takes off on Sabrina's moped.

Director: Rebecca Asher

Writer: Bobby Bowman

Eileen reminds her family that it’s Lent and asks them to give up things they really love, which in turn proves to be quite a daunting task. In a chance meeting, Kenny meets his first gay crush, and Pat discovers his little girl, Shannon, is all grown up.

Director: Rebecca Asher

Writer: Scott King

Eileen will stop at nothing to win the Christmas choir competition and gives the coveted Christmas choir solo to their newest member, Brett, to Kenny’s dismay, while Jimmy is tasked with spying on their toughest competitor, Sheila Demars. But, when Kenny attempts to sabotage Brett’s role, he finds a potential love interest. Meanwhile, Shannon accidentally gives Pat the wrong impression about a Christmas present she plans on giving to Ethan.

Director: Rebecca Asher

Writer: Robert Sudduth

Holt turns to Jake for help after a family member goes missing. Rosa battles Amy's ex for a coveted prize. Boyle and Terry team up on a business scheme.

Director: Rebecca Asher

Writer: Beau Rawlins

Morgan's intellect and cleaning experience prove useful when the detectives are called to a hotel room murder scene, eventually uncovering the victim's many cons. Morgan navigates Ava's dating while Soto reveals details about Roman's disappearance.

Director: Rebecca Asher

Writer: Dennis Saldua

Mayhem and double-crossing overtake the squad as they try to distract Terry from his lieutenant's exam by kicking off the Halloween Heist on a new day.

Director: Rebecca Asher

Writer: David Phillips

Greg plays dirty to convince Katie to let them keep Anna-Kat's beloved pet pig; Oliver and Viv compete for the attention of a new neighbor; Taylor considers leaving her boyfriend.

Director: Rebecca Asher

Writer: Sarah Dunn

Greg’s insistence on doing the family’s taxes prompts Katie to take matters into her own hands. Meanwhile, Oliver and Anna-Kat join forces in an attempt to win a popular radio contest; and when Taylor finally sees Pierce’s true colors, the family bands together to help her pull off an over-the-top apology for Trip.

Director: Rebecca Asher

Writer: Taylor Hamra

Deja's life with her mom, Shauna, and great grandmother Joyce unfolds from the very beginning. Randall and Beth welcome visitors to their home.

Director: Rebecca Asher

Writer: Kay Oyegun

Against his better judgment, TJ helps his dad open a restaurant. Cora investigates two shooting victims with a surprising connection.

Director: Rebecca Asher

Writer: Jonathan Collier

Logan is on vacation at Bare Feet Retreat but his phone is broken. In India, customer service representative Vali helps Logan although he's in the midst of a crisis of his own.

Director: Rebecca Asher

Writer: Greg Garcia

Grace craves a comforting dish from her childhood, but only her estranged brother has the recipe. Sol and Peter team up to blackmail a theater critic.

Director: Rebecca Asher

Writer: David Budin

A change at work leaves Sam scrambling for cash. When Izzie fights the school dress code, Casey feels conflicted. Paige discovers a knack for management.

Director: Rebecca Asher

Writer: Michael Oppenhuizen

Angie and Team go undercover to infiltrate Lowercase Capital, a successful Wall Street-like corporation, in connection with the murder of an eccentric billionaire.

Director: Rebecca Asher

Writer: Jessica Conrad

A last-minute Christmas shopping trip lands Jake, Gina and Charles in the middle of a "Die Hard"-like hostage crisis.

Director: Rebecca Asher

Writer: Lakshmi Sundaram

When a motorcade detail is delayed, it leads to a wacky competition, and Charles must get an incriminating videotape from Hitchcock.

Director: Rebecca Asher

Writer: Lakshmi Sundaram

The group scrambles to devise a new afterlife system that the Good and Bad Places can agree on before it's too late. Chidi has a newfound confidence.

Director: Rebecca Asher

Writer: Matt Murray