The Best Episodes of Royal Pains Season 2

Hank must try to remain professional and put aside his feelings in order to treat a childhood foe. Raj's bachelor party is Evan's latest project while a bridal event draws Divya and Jill to the city.

Director: Jay Chandrasekhar

Writer: N/A

Hank treats a chatty socialite who disappears before he can diagnose her.

Director: Ken Whittingham

Writer: N/A

Hank and Divya treat the heir of a famous inventor whose desire to distance himself from his father puts him in harm's way. Meanwhile, Jill's job at Hamptons Heritage is threatened when her mentor starts proceedings to have her fired.

Director: Constantine Makris

Writer: Andrew Lenchewski

Following Eddie's heart attack, Hank and Evan discover things they didn't know about their father. Hank treats Jill after she collapses at a golf tournament and Divya still hasn't decided what to do about her feelings for Adam.

Director: Michael Rauch

Writer: Jon Sherman

Hank is worried that a new patient had previously been misdiagnosed, and wants to get to the bottom of the case. Meanwhile, Divya and Raj take dance lessons in preparation for their wedding, but they end up as patients themselves.

Director: Constantine Makris

Writer: N/A

A actor from a popular film francises collapeses on the ground and Hank is there to save the day again. But this time he uncovers the secret past involved and the condition that he is suffering from is what caused the collapse. Eddie R. wants to make it up to his boys and lets it slip that he is going to be staying in the Hamptons for a longer time then anticipated.

Director: Dennis Smith

Writer: Jack Bernstein, Michael Rauch

Boris flies Hank to another country, where he and another doctor research potentially life saving gene therapies. Back in the Hamptons, Hank's temporary replacement, Dr. Emily Peck, rubs Divya the wrong way.

Director: Matthew Penn

Writer: Constance M. Burge

When the purveyor of a popular Hamptons food truck seems quickly corrupted by his success, Hank puts together his odd behavior, and pinpoints the cause of his symptoms.

Director: Michael W. Watkins, Ed Fraiman

Writer: N/A

Hank treats Dr. Blair's seven year-old son, Jake, whose symptoms appear to be directly related to his parents' divorce.

Director: Wendey Stanzler

Writer: N/A

Hank makes a house call to help a teen singing prodigy. Hank and Emily have their biggest fight yet and Eddie just has to insert himself into it. Evan finds himself in a sticky situation with the Paige's father.

Director: Dennie Gordon

Writer: N/A

When a park ranger is hit by lightning, Hank is able to save his life. Now the ranger wants to recapture the experience.

Director: Ed Fraiman

Writer: N/A

A woman who left a high stress lifestyle and moved to the Hamptons can't seem to relax but Hank has a medical explanation for her.

Director: Michael Rauch

Writer: N/A

After having her heart broken, Newberg's stepdaughter lands in the hospital with a condition directly related to her relationship woes. Divya attempts to bring romance into her relationship with Raj.

Director: Allison Liddi-Brown

Writer: Michael Rauch

Hank saves a hand; Boris' health quickly fails after Marisa's treatment; Divya clashes with Dr. Peck.

Director: Matthew Penn

Writer: Carol Flint, Jon Sherman

The behavior of Tucker's best friend causes him to suspect the worst, but Hank realizes a medical condition is to blame. Meanwhile, Divya treats a woman who fears her job as a winemaker is on the line when her symptoms hinder her palate.

Director: Michael W. Watkins

Writer: N/A

Hank and Emily care for a patient together but disagree on the course of treatment. Meanwhile, Evan concocts a cyber retaliation plan against Emily.

Director: Michael W. Watkins

Writer: N/A

Hank and Divya must find what is making a reality-show's cast ill. Evan's latest plan is to franchise HankMed and he has an unexpected ally.

Director: Matthew Penn

Writer: N/A

When two lottery winners arrive in the Hamptons, Hank treats them both for conditions that appear to be related to their newly lavish lifestyle.

Director: Tawnia McKiernan

Writer: N/A