The Best Episodes of Locke & Key Season 1

Locating a powerful new key sends Bode's spirit soaring. Tyler's simmering rage boils over. Kinsey realizes just how much her fear is holding her back.

Director: Tim Southam

Writer: Meredith Averill

Tyler and Kinsey feel torn when they figure out why Nina is acting strangely. Bode meets Rufus and Ellie's houseguest. Dodge zeroes in on the Omega Key.

Director: Dawn Wilkinson

Writer: Carlton Cuse, Vanessa Rojas

The battle over the Omega Key leads to decisions that can't be undone — and a dangerous door that promises plenty of trouble ahead.

Director: Vincenzo Natali

Writer: Carlton Cuse, Meredith Averill

Sporting a new hairdo and attitude, Kinsey takes a chance with Scot by sharing what's going on inside her head. Tyler tries to impress his crush.

Director: Tim Southam

Writer: Carlton Cuse, Mackenzie Dohr

The Locke family faces their worst nightmare when the person responsible for shattering their lives resurfaces and demands one of the keys.

Director: Dawn Wilkinson

Writer: Carlton Cuse, Michael D. Fuller

As pieces begin to click into place for the Locke siblings, Ellie opens up about her connection to Dodge, and Kinsey comes clean with her friends.

Director: Vincenzo Natali

Writer: Liz Phang, Meredith Averill

After the Lockes move into Keyhouse, Bode makes a new acquaintance — and a startling discovery. Tyler and Kinsey try to start over at a new high school.

Director: Michael Morris

Writer: Joe Hill, Gabriel Rodriguez

Kinsey uses a key to seek vengeance on a school bully. A troubled Nina finds a sympathetic ear. A long-buried memory casts Rendell in a new light.

Director: Mark Tonderai

Writer: Carlton Cuse, Andres Fischer-Centeno

While Nina uncovers details about Rendell's past, Kinsey helps out the Savini Squad, Tyler falls in with a bad crowd, and Bode finds another key.

Director: Michael Morris

Writer: Liz Phang, Carlton Cuse

Kinsey explores the sea cave with the Savini Squad in tow, Nina confronts Ellie over Joe, and Tyler sabotages his relationship with Jackie.

Director: Mark Tonderai

Writer: Brett Treacy, Dan Woodward