The Worst Episodes of Leonardo

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   5.4/10(7 votes)

   #1 - Episode 4

   S1:E43/30/2021

   When Ludovico asks Leonardo to create an equestrian statue in honor of his father, it stimulates his ambition even more, and the artist strives to exceed the expectations placed on him. While working on the work, Da Vinci places his trust in a person everyone would judge unreliable: Salaì, a resourceful young thief.

   Director:Daniel Percival

   Writer:Steve Thompson

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   Director:Daniel Percival

   Writer:Steve Thompson
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   5.5/10(8 votes)

   #2 - Episode 1

   S1:E13/23/2021

   In Milan, in 1506, Leonardo da Vinci is arrested on charges of having poisoned Caterina da Cremona. After declaring his innocence to Stefano Giraldi, an official of the Podestà, Leonardo recalls his days as an apprentice in the workshop of Andrea del Verrocchio, where he first met the model Caterina.

   Director:Daniel Percival

   Writers:Steve Thompson, Frank Spotnitz

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   Director:Daniel Percival

   Writers:Steve Thompson, Frank Spotnitz
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   5.7/10(7 votes)

   #3 - Episode 8

   S1:E84/13/2021

   With time running out, Stefano races to save Leonardo and finally discovers the truth behind his biggest kept secret; armed with the facts but lacking the evidence, an unexpected revelation leaves Stefano turning to an unlikely source for help.

   Director:Daniel Percival

   Writers:Steve Thompson, Frank Spotnitz

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   Director:Daniel Percival

   Writers:Steve Thompson, Frank Spotnitz
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   6.4/10(5 votes)

   #4 - Episode 2

   S1:E23/23/2021

   As Leonardo's achievements are recognized and his reputation grows, one risky decision could destroy everything he has worked for. When an unforeseen situation further undermines his reputation as an artist, he sets his sights on the Duchy of Milan and leaves Florence.

   Director:Daniel Percival

   Writer:Frank Spotnitz

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   Director:Daniel Percival

   Writer:Frank Spotnitz
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   6.6/10(5 votes)

   #5 - Episode 5

   S1:E54/6/2021

   Following the death of Ludovico's wife, Leonardo is assigned a new commission but struggles to deal with his inner turmoil; after taking on board some wise words from Fr. Luca Pacioli, Leonardo seeks assistance.

   Director:Alexis Cahill

   Writer:Frank Spotnitz

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   Director:Alexis Cahill

   Writer:Frank Spotnitz
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   6.6/10(5 votes)

   #6 - Episode 7

   S1:E74/13/2021

   Having found Caterina, Leonardo continues his work, but is frustrated by the growing success of a younger artist, Michelangelo Buonarroti. Putting his feelings aside, Leonardo allows himself to be persuaded to accept a new commission.

   Director:Daniel Percival

   Writer:Steve Thompson

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   Director:Daniel Percival

   Writer:Steve Thompson
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   6.8/10(5 votes)

   #7 - Episode 6

   S1:E64/6/2021

   Returning to Florence, an uninspired Leonardo accepts to paint the portrait that will become the Mona Lisa; after failing to repair his relationship with Caterina, Leonardo goes to Imola, where he receives much praise from his employer.

   Director:Alexis Cahill

   Writer:Frank Spotnitz

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   Director:Alexis Cahill

   Writer:Frank Spotnitz
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   7.0/10(5 votes)

   #8 - Episode 3

   S1:E33/30/2021

   Leonardo moves to Milan, determined to obtain the patronage of the Regent Duke Ludovico Sforza. When reality proves to be less attractive than expected and Leonardo is asked to devote himself to a great theatrical performance instead of a painting, it is a new encounter that helps him to free his imagination, allowing him to see in the theatrical production a great opportunity.

   Director:Daniel Percival

   Writer:Gabbie Asher

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   Director:Daniel Percival

   Writer:Gabbie Asher