The Worst Episodes of Black Lightning

The war between the 100 and the Kobra Cartel rages on. Meanwhile, Lynn continues to be concerned about Jefferson and Jennifer's curiosity is piqued by a new boy at school.

Director: Bille Woodruff

Writer: Charles Holland

After Jennifer and Khalil escape, they take refuge in a barn and Jennifer desperately tries to save a now feverish Khalil, who has grown worse from Cutter's poisonous blade. Meanwhile, Jefferson, Lynn and Anissa try everything they can to track down Jennifer and Khalil.

Director: Benny Boom

Writer: Adam Giaudrone

Jefferson crosses a line with Lynn. Anissa shares some important news. Tobias makes a surprising move.

Director: Mary Lou Belli

Writer: Jake Waller

Still on the run, Jennifer and Khalil succumb to their feelings for one another and begin planning their future together. Meanwhile, Jefferson approaches Henderson with a favor.

Director: Salim Akil

Writer: Jan Nash, Jamon Allen Brown

The FBI pays Jefferson a visit. Meanwhile, Anissa surprises Grace.

Director: Bille Woodruff

Writer: André Edmonds

Gambi warns the Pierce family of a possible crisis looming.

Director: Keesha Sharp

Writer: Jamon Allen Brown

Black Lightning sends Gambi an SOS. Meanwhile, Lynn finds herself in some serious trouble.

Director: Benny Boom

Writer: Jamila Daniel

Jefferson confronts Anissa about her reckless and irresponsible behavior leading to a fierce disagreement.

Director: Salli Richardson-Whitfield

Writer: Adam Giaudrone

Jefferson and Anissa work together investigating the hometown of a creepy man at the clinic and make a shocking discovery. Meanwhile, with Syonide gone, Tobias puts an increasing amount of pressure on Khalil to help fill some of the void left in the organization.

Director: Michael Schultz

Writer: Lamont Magee

Black Lightning and Thunder return to South Freeland in an attempt to figure out what is going on. When they arrive, they are directed to a nearby wood where they are surrounded by a clan of mixed-race moonshiners called the Perdi. Meanwhile, Lynn, feeling tremendous guilt, falls into a deep depression. Lastly, Tobias finds that his plan is falling apart.

Director: Oz Scott

Writer: Pat Charles

When Black Lightning and Thunder are attacked by Looker and her clan, they fight to get her to release control over the Sange. Meanwhile, Jennifer and Khalil continue to grow closer.

Director: Eric Laneuville

Writer: Keli Goff

The Pierce family is reeling in the wake of Jennifer's disappearance. Jefferson, Lynn and Anissa all gather to discuss the most effective way to find her. After learning that Jennifer is with Khalil, Lynn goes to Detective Henderson to ask him to issue a warrant for Khalil's arrest. Meanwhile, Jennifer and Khalil are doing their best to stay off the grid but Tobias's new henchwoman Cutter is closing in on them.

Director: Tawnia McKiernan

Writer: Jake Waller

When Anissa returns to work at the clinic, she meets a domestic violence victim who motivates her to take action. Meanwhile, Gambi makes a discovery.

Director: Jeffrey W. Byrd

Writer: Charles Holland

Lynn works on two of the pod kids in a segregated safe room. Meanwhile, Jennifer plots revenge and Jefferson receives some interesting news. Lastly, Anissa makes a shocking discovery.

Director: Robert Townsend

Writer: Lamont Magee

Looking for answers, a worried Anissa sets out to find Grace.

Director: Oz Scott

Writer: Pat Charles, Keli Goff

Lynn counsels former pod kid, Wendy, in how to live in a world that's new to her but the fate of the other pod kids remains in doubt. Meanwhile, Anissa figures out Grace's secret. Lastly, Jefferson tries to install a superhero code for his metahuman offspring, but Jennifer insists on taking revenge on Tobias for her boyfriend's death.

Director: Salim Akil

Writer: Jan Nash

With Freeland under full-blown occupation, the Pierce family gets pulled in different directions. Jefferson and Lynn find themselves at odds with each other. Meanwhile, Anissa rebels as Blackbird while Jennifer feels powerless despite having powers.

Director: Oz Scott

Writer: Charles Holland

Jefferson, is torn between his loyalty to his family and his commitment to saving Freeland. Meanwhile, Anissa's commitment to Grace is deepening. Lastly, Jennifer makes an interesting discovery.

Director: Jeffrey W. Byrd

Writer: Lamont Magee

Jefferson is feeling even more lost after a frustrating therapy session. Meanwhile, Anissa continues to care for a still comatose Grace. Lastly, Lynn has a breakthrough.

Director: Salim Akil

Writer: John Mitchell Todd, Brusta Brown

Jefferson pays Tobias a visit and warns him to stay away from his family.

Director: Mary Lou Belli

Writer: Lamont Magee

Gambi supports Black Lightning as he departs on a special mission. Meanwhile, Grace tries to persuade Anissa to let her guard down.

Director: Bille Woodruff

Writer: Adam Giaudrone

Jefferson is forced to watch as all his good work is undone before his eyes when his replacement arrives and begins implementing sweeping changes. Meanwhile, Anissa continues to play Robin Hood by stealing from one of the most powerful crime syndicates in Freeland.

Director: Rose Troche

Writer: Jan Nash

Jefferson suspects that Tobias is behind a recent malicious attack. He brings this news to Henderson but doesn’t get the answer he was looking for. Meanwhile, Lynn is confronted by her past.

Director: Rob Hardy

Writer: Pat Charles

We find Jefferson Pierce like never before, in the hands of the ASA with his wife Lynn as Agent Odell tightens his grip on the Pierce family, leaving Jennifer abandoned and Freeland without Black Lightning and Thunder. But Anissa secretly defies Odell in her alter ego as Blackbird with the able tactical and technical support of Gambi.

Director: Salim Akil

Writer: Salim Akil

Anissa and Jefferson have a heart-to-heart and she tells him she needs Black Lightning’s help in escorting meta refugees out of the perimeter. Meanwhile, Gambi implores Lynn to help get him access to the Pit. Lastly, Jennifer grows closer to Brandon.

Director: Oz Scott

Writer: Lynelle White