The Worst Episodes of Castle Rock

Henry and the Kid end up jailed together just as a prisoner transfer from the shuttering Shawshank prison leads to a violent breakout.

Director: Nicole Kassell

Writer: N/A

Ace reveals the sinister history of Jerusalem's Lot to his brother Chris. Nadia Howlwadaag learns why Pop adopted her and her brother Abdi.

Director: Phil Abraham

Writer: Guy Busick, R. Christopher Murphy

Annie and Joy take refuge at the Marsten House, where Ace is manipulating events and mesmerizing the town to contrive a long-prophesied resurrection.

Director: Craig William Macneill

Writer: Michael Olson, K. Corrine Van Vliet

The past catches up with Molly Strand.

Director: Michael Uppendahl

Writer: Gina Welch

Molly confesses her role in the death of Reverend Deaver. Henry's son Wendell arrives from Boston. The Kid is institutionalized, but not for long.

Director: Kevin Hooks

Writer: Vinnie Wilhem, Marc Bernardin

Tracing the call she received, Rita arrives in Castle Rock and searches for Joy, while Annie desperately tries to reconnect with her daughter.

Director: Mark Tonderai

Writer: Vince Calandra, Daria Polatin

Henry Deaver returns to Castle Rock and takes on the Kid as a client. A letter left behind by Warden Lacy sheds some light on the Kid's origins.

Director: Daniel Attias

Writer: Dustin Thomason, Sam Shaw

Hiding evidence of her crime, Annie discovers that the new mall is being built on a cemetery. Pop Merrill's past is revealed.

Director: Phil Abraham

Writer: K'naan Warsame

Joy has a fun day out with local kids but begins to question her mother's mental state when she returns to the motel. Pop's medical condition worsens.

Director: Anne Sewitsky

Writer: Scott Brown, Obehi Janice

Pop and the rest of the unconverted seek shelter at the Emporium Galorium, where he discovers letters that reveal information about the Angel.

Director: Greg Yaitanes

Writer: Scott Brown

The warden of Shawshank Prison commits suicide, leaving behind an unsettling mystery that seems to be connected to a case from 27 years earlier.

Director: Michael Uppendahl

Writer: Dustin Thomason, Sam Shaw

After the Shawshank shooting, the Kid is released and Henry moves him into an apartment above Molly's office. A ceremony honoring Alan goes awry.

Director: Andrew Bernstein

Writer: Lila Byock

Henry urges the Kid to accept the prison's settlement and investigates his own disappearance decades earlier. A Shawshank prison guard snaps.

Director: Michael Uppendahl

Writer: Scott Brown

On the run with her daughter Joy, ex-nurse Annie Wilkes works temp jobs to steal medication. Ace Merrill threatens the Somali developer of a new mall.

Director: Greg Yaitanes

Writer: Dustin Thomason

Out-of-towners renovate the Lacy home into a murder-themed bed and breakfast. Molly rescues Henry from the camper. Ruth remains lost in the past.

Director: Ana Lily Amirpour

Writer: Mark Lafferty

Pop begins to discover how Ace is bringing the dark history of Jerusalem's Lot back to life in the present. Annie takes the fall for Joy.

Director: Loni Peristere

Writer: Guy Busick, R. Christopher Murphy

Annie and her remaining unconverted allies devise a plan to blow up the Angel statue and release the townspeople from their collective trance.

Director: Lisa Brühlmann

Writer: Dustin Thomason, Michael Olson

The true identity of the Kid is revealed, as well as his relationship to Henry, Molly and a site in the forest where strange sightings occur.

Director: Julie Anne Robinson

Writer: N/A

Ruth explains her jumbled memories and time-skipping to her grandson Wendell, but the Kid's presence and her disorientation have tragic consequences.

Director: Greg Yaitanes

Writer: Sam Shaw

Joy learns the truth about her mother's traumatic childhood and struggles with learning disabilities. Joy also discovers her own real origin.

Director: Anne Sewitsky

Writer: Vince Calandra, Daria Polatin