The Worst Episodes of Allen v. Farrow

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1. #1 Worst Episode
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   5.7/10(954 votes)

   #1 - Episode 1

   S1:E12/21/2021

   Mia Farrow recounts her storied relationship with Woody Allen, once a beloved father figure to her seven children. While their adopted daughter Dylan chronicles a childhood idyllic in many ways, she also speaks to the escalating discomfort she felt under the intensity of Woody's attention, which was a growing concern for Mia and her inner circle.

   Directors:Kirby Dick, Amy Ziering

   Writers:Amy Ziering, Mikaela Shwer, Parker Laramie, Kirby Dick

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   Directors:Kirby Dick, Amy Ziering

   Writers:Amy Ziering, Mikaela Shwer, Parker Laramie, Kirby Dick
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   5.9/10(752 votes)

   #2 - Episode 2

   S1:E22/28/2021

   As Farrow and Allen ascend the ranks as a Hollywood power couple, their close-knit family is torn apart by a startling revelation about Woody's relationship with Mia's daughter Soon-Yi. Dylan details the abuse allegations that ignited decades of backlash and changed her life forever. The broader context of Allen's body of work is explored.

   Directors:Kirby Dick, Amy Ziering

   Writer:Unknown

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   Directors:Kirby Dick, Amy Ziering

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   6.1/10(571 votes)

   #3 - Episode 4

   S1:E43/14/2021

   Dylan and the family attempt to heal after a bitter 1993 custody battle. Decades later, while Woody continues to receive accolades in Hollywood, the momentum of the #MeToo movement – coupled with Ronan Farrow’s public support – emboldens Dylan to go public with her story for the first time.

   Directors:Kirby Dick, Amy Ziering

   Writer:Unknown

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   Directors:Kirby Dick, Amy Ziering

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   6.3/10(671 votes)

   #4 - Episode 3

   S1:E33/7/2021

   While Mia tries to shield seven-year-old Dylan from the trauma of repeated questioning, Allen’s legal and PR teams drive a narrative that Mia is a scorned woman and unfit mother who brainwashed her children. Two separate 1992 investigations in New York and Connecticut are reexamined in light of never-before-made-public court documents, police evidence, and revelatory videotape.

   Directors:Kirby Dick, Amy Ziering

   Writer:Unknown

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   Directors:Kirby Dick, Amy Ziering

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