The Worst Episodes of Marvel's Cloak & Dagger

#1 Worst Episode
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6.6/10(851 votes)
#1 - B Sides
S2:E65/2/2019
In her quest to bring down the sex trafficking ring, Tandy finds herself in a difficult and strange situation. Not sure what is going to happen, she always has Tyrone to lean on, no matter what the circumstance.
Director:Lauren Wolkstein
Writers:Kate Rorick, Pornsak Pichetshote
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Director:Lauren Wolkstein
Writers:Kate Rorick, Pornsak Pichetshote
6.8/10(1516 votes)
#2 - Stained Glass
S1:E36/14/2018
Tandy is on the run as Detective O’Reilly closes in on her, but the detective may not be after her for the reasons Tandy thinks. Tyrone is desperate for answers and turns to Evita and her Auntie Clarisse, a Voodoo priestess, for help.
Director:Peter Hoar
Writer:Unknown
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Director:Peter Hoar
Writer:Unknown
6.9/10(722 votes)
#3 - Blue Note
S2:E95/23/2019
Tyrone and Tandy turn to questionable allies in their attempt to find and stop the villain behind the trafficking ring. Meanwhile, Tandy learns more about Lia's past.
Director:Ami Canaan Mann
Writers:Peter Calloway, Allie Kenyon
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Director:Ami Canaan Mann
Writers:Peter Calloway, Allie Kenyon
7.0/10(1278 votes)
#4 - Princeton Offense
S1:E56/28/2018
Tandy is consumed with getting answers about the Roxxon cover up. To get the answers she is looking for, Tandy tests out her power to gain new insights. Tyrone, on the other hand, is focusing on being a normal kid as the basketball state finals approach. With so much weighing on him lately, can he truly push everything to the side and win the big game for Billy? Meanwhile, Det. O’Reilly looks into the city’s drug problems to get some answers of her own.
Director:Ry Russo-Young
Writer:Joe Pokaski
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Director:Ry Russo-Young
Writer:Joe Pokaski
7.0/10(1213 votes)
#5 - Funhouse Mirrors
S1:E67/5/2018
Tyrone heads down a dangerous path to get closer to Det. Connors, as Tandy pretends to be a Roxxon intern in an attempt to get answers. Her “internship” hits a little too close to home for Tandy when she gets a glimpse at what her life could have been like. Meanwhile, Det. O’Reilly gets closer to Det. Connors and Evita’s Aunt Clarisse worries about Tyrone’s future.
Director:Jennifer Phang
Writer:Jenny Klein
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Director:Jennifer Phang
Writer:Jenny Klein
7.0/10(908 votes)
#6 - Restless Energy
S2:E14/4/2019
Now living very different lives, Tyrone and Tandy try to stay under the wire while still honing their powers. After coming to terms with their destiny, the two now find it difficult to just stand by and do nothing while bad things continue to happen throughout the city. Meanwhile, Brigid is struggling from her recovery.
Director:Jennifer Phang
Writers:Niceole R. Levy, Peter Calloway
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Director:Jennifer Phang
Writers:Niceole R. Levy, Peter Calloway

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7.0/10(811 votes)
#7 - Alignment Chart
S2:E54/25/2019
Tyrone is faced with a hard decision when presented with an opportunity to clear his name from an unlikely source. Meanwhile, Tandy is letting her anger get the best of her as she becomes frustrated with a possible dead end to her investigation into the sex trafficking ring.
Director:Rachel Goldberg
Writers:Niceole R. Levy, Peter Calloway
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Director:Rachel Goldberg
Writers:Niceole R. Levy, Peter Calloway
7.0/10(773 votes)
#8 - Two Player
S2:E85/16/2019
Tandy and Evita must go to great lengths when Tyrone is put in a dangerous situation. Meanwhile, Adina looks to someone surprising for help.
Director:Jessika Borsiczky
Writers:Kate Rorick, Joy Kecken
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Director:Jessika Borsiczky
Writers:Kate Rorick, Joy Kecken
7.1/10(1375 votes)
#9 - Call/Response
S1:E46/21/2018
Tandy and Tyrone come face-to-face as the two are able to sit down and talk. Having not been able to tell anyone else what they have been experiencing, both take the opportunity to finally confide in the one person who may truly understand what they are going through. Meanwhile, Otis reveals a secret side of himself and Greg seems to be onto something with Melissa’s case against Roxxon.
Director:Ami Canaan Mann
Writers:Christine Boylan, Marcus Guillory
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Director:Ami Canaan Mann
Writers:Christine Boylan, Marcus Guillory
7.1/10(829 votes)
#10 - Shadow Selves
S2:E34/11/2019
After learning about a group of young girls who have gone missing, Tandy and Tyrone look to see if they can find out what has happened to them. As they get further into their investigation, they realize someone else is trying to rescue the girls too, but in her own vigilante justice type of way. Meanwhile, Mina may have discovered a side effect to the big Roxxon leak.
Director:Matthew Hastings
Writers:Marcus Guillory, Kate Rorick
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Director:Matthew Hastings
Writers:Marcus Guillory, Kate Rorick
7.1/10(810 votes)
#11 - Rabbit Hold
S2:E44/18/2019
Still on her quest to find out more about the sex trafficking ring, Tandy takes a dangerous trip to find Mayhem, who may have the answers she is looking for. Meanwhile, Tyrone’s past actions catch up to him and put Adina in harm’s way.
Director:Amanda Row
Writers:J. Holtham, Joy Kecken
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Director:Amanda Row
Writers:J. Holtham, Joy Kecken
7.1/10(791 votes)
#12 - Vikingtown Sound
S2:E75/9/2019
Adina is pushed to a dangerous edge as she looks to get answers and closure for her two boys. Meanwhile, Tyrone comes in contact with a mysterious figure on his search for Tandy.
Director:Joe Pokaski
Writer:Joe Pokaski
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Director:Joe Pokaski
Writer:Joe Pokaski
7.2/10(786 votes)
#13 - Level Up
S2:E105/30/2019
Tyrone and Tandy head to the Loa dimension to stop the evil force threatening New Orleans. To finally put an end to it, they must come face to face with their own personal issues that have been holding them back.
Director:Philip John
Writer:Joe Pokaski
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Director:Philip John
Writer:Joe Pokaski
7.2/10(1172 votes)
#14 - Back Breaker
S1:E97/26/2018
When triumph turns sour, both Tandy and Tyrone regress back to their old ways. But after everything that has happened, and actions that have been set into motion, can they truly go back to the way things once were? Meanwhile, Det. O’Reilly tries to deal with the recent fallout.
Director:Jeff Woolnough
Writers:Niceole R. Levy, Peter Calloway
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Director:Jeff Woolnough
Writers:Niceole R. Levy, Peter Calloway
7.2/10(1704 votes)
#15 - Suicide Sprints
S1:E26/7/2018
Tandy and Tyrone try to grasp what has happened to them with their new-found powers, while Tandy’s past catches up with her and Tyrone becomes consumed with revenge. Meanwhile, Detective Brigid O’Reilly works an interesting case that has ties to Tandy.
Director:Alex Garcia Lopez
Writer:Joe Pokaski
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Director:Alex Garcia Lopez
Writer:Joe Pokaski
7.3/10(855 votes)
#16 - White Lines
S2:E24/4/2019
Desperate to help, but only finding they cause more problems than solving them, Tyrone and Tandy continue to struggle with their situation. What is the point of having superpowers if you only seem to make things worse?
Director:Jeff Woolnough
Writers:Niceole R. Levy, Peter Calloway
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Director:Jeff Woolnough
Writers:Niceole R. Levy, Peter Calloway
7.4/10(1191 votes)
#17 - Colony Collapse
S1:E108/2/2018
Everything comes to a head for Tyrone and Tandy as the city of New Orleans is thrown into chaos. The two realize that it is time they face their destiny and test their powers as “The Divine Pairing” to save the city.
Director:Wayne Che Yip
Writer:Joe Pokaski
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Director:Wayne Che Yip
Writer:Joe Pokaski
7.4/10(1966 votes)
#18 - First Light
S1:E16/7/2018
Tandy Bowen and Tyrone Johnson – two teenagers from very different backgrounds, find themselves burdened and awakened to newly acquired superpowers which are mysteriously linked to one another. The only constant in their lives is danger and each other. Tandy can emit light daggers and Tyrone has the ability to control the power of darkness. They quickly learn they are better together than apart.
Director:Gina Prince-Bythewood
Writer:Joe Pokaski
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Director:Gina Prince-Bythewood
Writer:Joe Pokaski
7.7/10(1245 votes)
#19 - Ghost Stories
S1:E87/19/2018
Tandy and Melissa prepare to commemorate the 8th anniversary of Nathan’s passing with their annual memorial tradition. When Tandy gets a key piece of information regarding her father, she uses this day to try and finally clear her father’s name. Meanwhile, Tyrone’s parents prefer not to mark the day Billy passed, but Tyrone’s need to keep Billy’s memory alive causes conflict among the three. Deciding today is the day he gets a confession out of Det. Connors, Tyrone goes to Det. O’Reilly for help.
Director:Alex Garcia Lopez
Writers:Christine Boylan, Jenny Klein
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Director:Alex Garcia Lopez
Writers:Christine Boylan, Jenny Klein
8.0/10(1391 votes)
#20 - Lotus Eaters
S1:E77/12/2018
A mysterious man may be the key for Tandy to finally clear her father’s name. Unfortunately, getting the answers she needs will be difficult as the man has been in a catatonic state for almost a decade, but it might not be so impossible for two people with extraordinary powers. With Tyrone alongside to help, the two test their combined powers for the first time.
Director:Paul A. Edwards
Writer:Joe Pokaski
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Director:Paul A. Edwards
Writer:Joe Pokaski