The Worst Episodes of Marvel's Iron Fist

After being declared dead 15 years earlier, Danny Rand returns to New York. But his welcome is a far cry from what he'd hoped.

Director: John Dahl

Writer: Scott Buck

Danny faces his fear, and Colleen meets her match. Joy makes a hasty decision while Ward struggles to accept his sister's admiration.

Director: Kevin Tancharoen

Writer: Tamara Becher

Madame Gao plays mind games. Ward's old habits catch up with him, and Danny discovers that he still has much to learn about being the Iron Fist.

Director: Jet Wilkinson

Writer: Pat Charles

Claire uses her improvisational skills, and Colleen gets conflicting information. Danny yearns to be more than just a destroyer.

Director: Deborah Chow

Writer: Ian Stokes

As Danny steps up his training, Davos ramps up recruitment. Ward falls prey to old demons, and Misty butts heads with a captain.

Director: Stephen Surjik

Writer: Rebecca Dameron

While rival gangs battle for the soul of New York, Danny and Colleen cross paths with an old acquaintance. Joy embarks on a new adventure.

Director: David Dobkin

Writer: M. Raven Metzner

Danny and Colleen strive to broker a badly needed peace. Ward crashes his sister's auction, and Joy plays matchmaker -- with a twist.

Director: Rachel Talalay

Writer: Jon Worley

Danny struggles with his new surroundings, Colleen dishes out a harsh lesson, and Joy sends an unconventional message.

Director: John Dahl

Writer: Scott Buck

Joy proves herself a shrewd businessperson, Danny recalls a painful memory, and Colleen puts her talents to good use.

Director: Tom Shankland

Writer: Quinton Peeples

In a desperate search to clear his name, Danny learns a terrible truth that places him on a new path.

Director: Stephen Surjik

Writer: Scott Buck, Tamara Becher, Pat Charles

Joy's interrogation of Mary takes a turn. Misty gives Danny an earful. Ward extends an olive branch. Davos makes a crucial discovery.

Director: M.J. Bassett

Writer: Jenny Lynn

There's a new Iron Fist in town, and he's itching to make his presence felt. Meanwhile, Ward calls in a favor, and Joy considers her options.

Director: Mairzee Almas

Writer: Declan de Barra

Joy offers Davos tips on appealing to the masses, Danny begins to understand his limits, and Mary seeks the truth about her past.

Director: Julian Holmes

Writer: Melissa Glenn

In an effort to ease the tension between Ward and Joy, Danny and Colleen switch gears and host a dinner party. Mary delivers a warning.

Director: Toa Fraser

Writer: Tatiana Suarez-Pico

In the season finale, Iron Fists collide as the fate of New York City hangs in the balance.

Director: Jonas Pate

Writer: M. Raven Metzner

Exhausted from fighting, Danny tries to recharge with Bakuto's help. Meanwhile, Rand's management gets another shakeup.

Director: Peter Hoar

Writer: Quinton Peeples

Danny makes a shocking discovery and a radical pricing proposal. Colleen's extracurricular activities goes viral, and Ward issues a stern warning.

Director: Miguel Sapochnik

Writer: Scott Reynolds

An insidious new drug hits New York. Danny recruits Colleen for the fight, and Claire discovers that credit cards can have many uses.

Director: Uta Briesewitz

Writer: Cristine Chambers

Ward's loyalty is tested. Danny discovers a rogue division, and the mysterious Bakuto visits Colleen's dojo unannounced.

Director: Farren Blackburn

Writer: Ian Stokes

Ward receives an offer with strings attached. Davos advocates for an extreme solution, and a deadly duel gets personal.

Director: Andy Goddard

Writer: Scott Reynolds

Misty and Colleen's trip to the tattoo parlor turns painful -- but not for them. As Davos crosses names off his list, Mary makes Danny an offer.

Director: Philip John

Writer: Matthew White

Facing a life-changing decision, Danny and Colleen debate their next move. Meanwhile, Davos's contempt for mercy grows stronger.

Director: Sanford Bookstaver

Writer: Daniel Shattuck

Danny receives an invitation like no other. Colleen and Claire face a difficult choice. A worried Joy confronts her brother.

Director: RZA

Writer: Dwain Worrell