A road rage incident between two strangers — a failing contractor and an unfulfilled entrepreneur — sparks a feud that brings out their darkest impulses.
The worst episode of "BEEF" is "The Rapture of Being Alive", rated 7.5/10 from 3945 user votes. It was directed by Jake Schreier and written by Alice Ju. "The Rapture of Being Alive" aired on 4/6/2023 and is rated 0.1 point(s) lower than the second lowest rated, "The Birds Don't Sing, They Screech in Pain".
An enraged Amy finds new purpose as cracks in her seemingly perfect marriage begin to show. Danny seeks a fresh start for his failing family business.
Director: Jake Schreier
Writer: Alice Ju
A run-in with a hostile motorist sends Danny into a rage — and a tense chase across town. Amy's unexpected guest leaves a lasting impression.
Director: Hikari
Writer: Lee Sung-jin
Danny experiences a catharsis in the presence of an old flame. Amy's relationship with George suffers another setback. A catfishing scheme goes too far.
Director: Jake Schreier
Writer: Carrie Kemper
Fumi's pointed comments and Naomi's meddling put Amy and George on edge. As Isaac hustles to get out of trouble, Danny receives an unexpected offer.
Director: Jake Schreier
Writer: Joanna Calo
With her future hanging in a balance, Amy heads to Las Vegas for work while a smitten Paul and an exasperated Danny follow wild pursuits of their own.
Director: Hikari
Writer: Alex Russell
Amy and Danny both experience positive changes in their lives, but lingering secrets and emotional challenges force them to confront hard truths.
Director: Jake Schreier
Writer: Lee Sung-jin, Kevin Rosen
Painful memories of her youth push Amy to confront her family issues and marital woes. Danny spins an elaborate lie that leads him down a dangerous path.
Director: Jake Schreier
Writer: Lee Sung-jin, Jean Kyoung Frazier
The consequences of their actions leave Danny and Amy in a surreal situation that tests their grasp on reality.
Director: Lee Sung-jin
Writer: Lee Sung-jin
Danny moves from fear into panic as new crises arise. Willing to do whatever it takes to keep June safe, Amy devises a perilous scheme.
Director: Jake Schreier
Writer: Lee Sung-jin