The best episode directed by Ryan Fleck is "A Little Death", rated 8.7/10 from 3 user votes. It was "written by N/A". "A Little Death" aired on 8/22/2011 and is rated 0.5 point(s) higher than their second highest rated, "Dead Cat Bounce".
Rebecca deals with the grief over her miscarriage in an unexpected way which leads Cathy to reconnect with old friends; Andrea's relationship with Myk heats up; Adam is taken by surprise when he finally meets the girl he's been chatting with in an online cancer support group.
Director: Ryan Fleck
Writer: N/A
Axe publicly spars with a rival hedge fund manager and with the help of a talented intern initiates a new financial play to hurt the competition. Chuck deploys his team to quickly find a high-profile case that might save his sinking status. Wendy navigates a minefield of questioning that could result in disaster for Chuck.
Director: Ryan Fleck
Writer: Wes Jones
Axe receives news from an unexpected source that he's in the crosshairs of law enforcement. While Axe moves quickly to safeguard his livelihood, Chuck arranges the last pieces of his long game in order to secure victory. Lara marshals her resources to protect what’s hers. Wendy and Chuck make a momentous decision about the state of their marriage. Season finale.
Director: Ryan Fleck
Writer: David Levien
Rosie's next mission signals a significant shift in the 100th's bombing strategy. Crosby receives a promotion, but it comes with a high price.
Director: Ryan Fleck
Writer: John Orloff
Axe loses big on a bad trade. Chuck finds proof that could save the case.
Director: Ryan Fleck
Writer: Andrew Ross Sorkin
Conservative activist Phyllis Schlafly considers another run for Congress, amid the women’s movement’s push for passage of the Equal Rights Amendment.
Director: Ryan Fleck
Writer: Dahvi Waller
With the summer coming to an end, the Solloways are returning to Brooklyn.
Director: Ryan Fleck
Writer: Sarah Treem
Gloria, Bella and Jill put pressure on the White House to act on their proposals from the National Women’s Conference. Phyllis prepares to leverage her political victories as the 1980 presidential election draws near.
Director: Ryan Fleck
Writer: Dahvi Waller
Rosie and his crew are sent to rest at a country estate. Crosby meets an intriguing British officer at Oxford. Egan faces the essence of Nazi evil.
Director: Ryan Fleck
Writer: John Orloff
Two young men plotting to disrupt a political convention are interrupted by nerves, and an AC repairman.
Director: Ryan Fleck
Writer: Ryan Fleck
While Phyllis mobilizes grassroots support in her fight against the ERA, Gloria Steinem fends off Bella Abzug’s attempts to drag her further into the political game.
Director: Ryan Fleck
Writer: Dahvi Waller
Bella is put in charge of the first ever government-funded National Women's Conference. Phyllis and her women clash over how to best disrupt the conference.
Director: Ryan Fleck
Writer: Micah Schraft
A chance encounter with Alison leads to an uncomfortable truth.
Director: Ryan Fleck
Writer: Sarah Treem
Dom asks Lynn to lunch, but is unsure if it is for business or pleasure. Meanwhile, Patrick and Kevin's outing is interrupted by a call from the latter's boyfriend, and Agustín considers hiring help for an art project.
Director: Ryan Fleck
Writer: Allan Heinberg
Patrick attempts to find out if he can still be friends with Richie. Patrick starts to question his relationship with Kevin. Agustin spends a day at a shelter with Eddie.
Director: Ryan Fleck
Writer: Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa
Patrick gets ready for his first official overnight stay with Kevin. Kevin does not want Patrick's friends to know they are seeing one another. Agustin goes to see Richie to sort things out.
Director: Ryan Fleck
Writer: John Hoffman