The Best Episodes Directed By Stuart Mcdonald

Rebecca goes home to Westchester where she draws closer to her mother and tries to find a way forward. The friends and co-workers she left behind, including Paula and Nathaniel, struggle with their emotions regarding her departure.

Director: Stuart McDonald

Writer: Jack Dolgen

Rebecca continues her road to wellness while Paula comes to terms with her roots.

Director: Stuart McDonald

Writer: Erin Ehrlich

After encountering a major setback in her plan to get even with Josh, a panicked Rebecca starts a smear campaign to discredit Josh before he can turn everyone against her.

Director: Stuart McDonald

Writer: Michael Hitchcock

Greg returns to West Covina, which forces Rebecca to question things she thought she knew about people she has loved in her life. Meanwhile, Valencia and Josh make some shocking discoveries while at their high school reunion.

Director: Stuart McDonald

Writer: Rene Gube

Rebecca supports Paula in her time of need despite her own personal challenges. Emotions run high when Greg, Josh and Nathaniel have an unfortunate encounter.

Director: Stuart McDonald

Writer: Rene Gube

Kwami moves in with the Kings; Ja'mie takes things to the next level with Mitchell at a party.

Director: Stuart McDonald

Writer: Chris Lilley

Ja'mie is depressed when she discovers that Mitchell has been dating her best friend.

Director: Stuart McDonald

Writer: Chris Lilley

When Rebecca learns that Josh and Valencia seem as happy as ever, she goes into a spiral and vows to make healthier choices. As a result, when nice guy Greg asks her out on a date, she wonders if that is the path towards a happier life.

Director: Stuart McDonald

Writer: Erin Ehrlich

When Rebecca tries to host a girls’ night with Paula, Heather, and Valencia, things don’t go as planned. Meanwhile, Darryl bonds with co-worker Maya and discovers they have more in common than he realized.

Director: Stuart McDonald

Writer: Jack Dolgen

Maya attempts to give Jimmy a Valentine's Day gift, with the help of his old roommate and her ex-fiance. Meanwhile, Ray is elated to find out he has a secret admirer and JJ i in charge of distributing candy-grams, which proves challenging for both him and Kenneth.

Director: Stuart McDonald

Writer: Shana Goldberg-Meehan

Rebecca finds herself torn between two men. As the sign she is looking for is seemingly in front of her, she knows she’s meant to choose Josh – or is it Greg? Paula finds herself also struggling with a big decision.

Director: Stuart McDonald

Writer: Audrey Wauchope

Rebecca confronts the consequences of her guilty plea while an angry Nathaniel seeks solace in a retreat and Josh searches for answers.

Director: Stuart McDonald

Writer: Rachel Bloom

Rebecca re-unites under unusual circumstances with half-brother Tucker and discovers they have many things in common. In an effort to connect with her kids, Paula plans an activity that requires they all to work together. Meanwhile, Nathaniel brainstorms a way to win Rebecca back.

Director: Stuart McDonald

Writer: Elisabeth Kiernan Averick

Ja'mie has several plans for her final three months at Hillford Girls Grammar; Ja'mie hopes to win the medal for "Best Girl in Year 12."

Director: Stuart McDonald

Writer: Chris Lilley

Ja'mie competes with her rival; Ja'mie treats Mitchell to a private dance performance.

Director: Stuart McDonald

Writer: Chris Lilley

When Noah is released from a court mandated anger management program, George is shocked to find a docile Noah has replaced his former hot-headed friend. Shaken by the change, George decides to put the new Noah to the test. Meanwhile, Tessa ditches “senior tanning” and meets a cool new age band hanging out at the park. The free spirited music group isn’t exactly what they appear

Director: Stuart McDonald

Writer: Brian Chamberlayne