The Best Episodes Directed By Stephen Frears

Gretchen Carlson has been secretly taping Roger’s harassment for over a year and is working with Nancy Erika Smith, a lawyer specializing in sexual harassment. Roger goes all in on candidate Donald Trump which causes conflict with Murdoch. But Roger makes a mistake—he fires Gretchen, unwittingly setting into motion not her demise, but his own.

Louise and Tom reflect on why and how they got together in the first place.

As Jeremy gets one step closer to becoming prime minister, Norman demands that old promises should be honoured. With the old affair with Norman threatening to derail his political career, will Jeremy stop at nothing to silence him?

Tom commends himself for the courage it took to turn up late to last weeks session and promises to be there from the beginning this week.

Having survived a bungled attempt on his life, Norman Scott publicly accuses Jeremy Thorpe of being behind a plot to kill him. After years of acrimony between them, Norman and Jeremy finally go head to head in court with the world watching.

It is 1960s England, homosexuality is illegal and the politician Jeremy Thorpe begins a whirlwind affair with a young stable hand, Norman Scott. But when the relationship turns sour and Jeremy’s career goes from strength to strength, Norman becomes a secret that Jeremy is desperate to hide…

Louise and Tom prepare for their first marital counselling session and try to work out how they got to this point.

Tom and Louise discuss the lost passion in their relationship – is passion something that can be found again?

Tom asks Louise to back him up in a lie with their counsellor – is it them against the world or not?

Following a bad session, Tom has moved out. This could be the start of a slippery slope.

Tom makes an effort, but Louise complains that it feels contrived.

Louise admits that she's ashamed of Tom's unemployment. They decide to communicate more openly.

Louise and Tom discuss a breakthrough in their relationship - Louise wonders what it means.

Tom has moved back in and feels that their issues are resolved.

When seemingly hopeless contestant Charles Ingram returns for his second night in the hot seat, he is a brand new man with a brand new strategy. With the audience on the edge of their seats, Charles dithers and about-turns up the question ladder.

Persecuted and hounded by the public and press - Charles, Diana and Tecwen head to court. At first it seems the case for the prosecution is a fait accompli, but as the case for the defence gets underway, the jury learn there is far more to the story than they know.

When television producer Paul Smith puts everything on the line to make ITV quiz show and overnight sensation `Who Wants to be a Millionaire?', one family's much-loved pub quiz hobby turns into outright obsession.

Scott and Ellen meet for coffee to prepare for their first marital counseling session; Ellen makes a shocking announcement.

Scott and Ellen discuss past betrayals, and Ellen explains just how far apart they've grown.

Ellen tells Scott more about her newfound religion, and Scott is left feeling further from her than ever.

Ellen and Scott try to assess the pain it would cause them to break up, versus the pain of staying together.

After Scott derails their counselors' relationship, Ellen is left questioning whether she wants to continue with their own.

After Ellen grills Scott on his understanding of intimacy, both partners are left wondering if they can give each other what they need.

Scott has made huge strides since starting personal therapy, but Ellen admits that she's keeping her options open.

Ellen sees that Scott and Jay's friendship is blossoming and that he's less afraid of intimacy.