Skeptical forensic psychologist Kristen Bouchard joins priest-in-training David Acosta and technology expert Ben Shakir as they investigate supposed miracles, demonic possessions, and other extraordinary occurrences to assess for a scientific explanation or if something truly supernatural is at work.
The worst episode of "Evil" is "C Is for Cop", rated 6.6/10 from 1234 user votes. It was directed by Ron Underwood and written by Aurin Squire. "C Is for Cop" aired on 7/25/2021 and is rated 0.5 point(s) lower than the second lowest rated, "Fear of the End".
After the shooting of an unarmed woman, the team is tasked with investigating the police officer who pulled the trigger.
Director: Ron Underwood
Writer: Aurin Squire
An ominous countdown begins after the Bouchard girls start a new game on their VR goggles. The Entity moves to stop the Sixty, despite Sister Andrea's warnings. The team receives an offer they never expected. Kristen faces a final threat as Leland takes matters into his own hands.
Director: Robert King
Writer: Rockne S. O'Bannon, Nialla LeBouef
Kristen, David and Ben investigate a supposed miracle when a teenage girl comes back to life after being declared dead for almost three hours; Kristen meets with her former boss and runs into Leland Townsend.
Director: Ron Underwood
Writer: Robert King, Michelle King
Father Mulvehill asks the team for a confidential evaluation, as he fears that he might be the victim of diabolical oppression.
Director: Nelson McCormick
Writer: Ione Lloyd
At Dr. Boggs' request, the team is introduced to a recently widowed Catholic named Nathan, and his teenage son, Elijah.
Director: Kevin Sullivan
Writer: Davita Scarlett
When David recognizes one of the sigils in the Poveglia Codex from his father Leon's artwork, he and Kristen journey to a remote art commune to investigate its meaning and how it's related to David's family.
Director: James Whitmore Jr.
Writer: Davita Scarlett, Nialla LeBouef
Bishop Marx tasks the team to investigate a UFO sighting, spotted by an air force pilot.
Director: Clark Johnson
Writer: Nialla LeBouef
Ben, David, and Kristen investigate the RSM Fertility clinic - since so many of their past cases have led back to the ominous clinic.
Director: Stacey K. Black
Writer: Aurin Squire
Sister Andrea joins the team to fix a demonically possessed marriage, and Leland and Sheryl continue their crusade for Satan.
Director: Nelson McCormick
Writer: Aurin Squire
Kristen, David, and Ben look into a possible werewolf attack that isn't what it seems. Andy grapples with his mysterious trauma, while Ben uses science to solve his Jinn problem.
Director: Peter Sollett
Writer: Rockne S. O'Bannon
After a high-strung theater producer's behavior turns from demanding to what is believed to be demonic, Kristen, David and Ben must assess the situation. Kristen discredits her nemesis, Leland Townsend, before he can ruin a 17-year-old boy's life.
Director: Gloria Muzio
Writer: Rockne S. O'Bannon
Leland assists convicted serial killer Orson Leroux with having his conviction overturned; Kristen is called into court to testify while her daughter, Laura, undergoes emergency heart surgery; David witnesses a woman's evil instincts firsthand.
Director: Rob Hardy
Writer: N/A
Kristen, David, and Ben face the horrors of the internet as they investigate a Slender Man-style meme that scares teens into committing blasphemous acts in order to avoid death. Leland trains Sheryl in the fine art of online trolling.
Director: John Dahl
Writer: Davita Scarlett
The Vatican asks the team to investigate a Hawking-like genius for potential ties to the occult. David's continued aiding of the Entity produces physical effects, and he and Sister Andrea say goodbye to St. Joseph's. Meanwhile, Leland returns home, where David confronts him.
Director: John Dahl
Writer: Aurin Squire, Sarah Acosta
The team encounters a nine-year-old girl, Mathilda, who is seemingly haunted by a Jinn, a spirit in the Islamic faith.
Director: Fred Toye
Writer: Dewayne Darian Jones
Kristen, David, and Ben are sent to Cornell University, at the request of Bishop Marx, to investigate an electrode-based experiment.
Director: James Whitmore Jr.
Writer: Louisa Hill
The IRS taps the team to investigate the legitimacy of a new organization seeking religious status for tax exemption.
Director: Nelson McCormick
Writer: Dewayne Darian Jones
The team is sent to meet on campus with Mitch Otterbean, a student with a growing compulsion to eat human flesh.
Director: Alethea Jones
Writer: Rockne S. O'Bannon
Sister Andrea’s career and sanity are on trial as she battles Leland. Meanwhile the team investigates an alleged angel sighting.
Director: Matthew Kregor
Writer: Rockne S. O'Bannon, Erica Larson
Kristen's surrogacy faces complications, and the team visits a pig farm.
Director: Fong-Yee Yap
Writer: Dewayne Darian Jones
On Halloween night, Kristen and David are sent to assess an exorcism; Ben goes on his favorite show, where he debunks supernatural finds with fellow unbeliever Vanessa.
Director: Tess Malone
Writer: Dewayne Darian Jones
David is shocked to learn he is being sued for inflicting severe psychological harm on Caroline Hopkins, after he assisted in her exorcism. The accusation leads him to question his future as a priest, especially once he develops a very close connection with his defense attorney, Renée Harris.
Director: Fred Toye
Writer: Louisa Hill
After David is badly wounded, he is determined to fight off the menacing presence of death from his hospital bed.
Director: Peter Sollett
Writer: N/A
Sheryl reaches her breaking point with Leland.
Director: Joe Menendez
Writer: Louisa Hill
Forensic psychologist Kristen Bouchard is hired by the Catholic Church to determine whether a serial killer is possessed by a demon or merely a psychopath.
Director: Robert King
Writer: Robert King, Michelle King