Military drama following the professional and personal lives of the most elite unit of Navy SEALs as they train, plan and execute the most dangerous, high stakes missions our country can ask of them.
The worst episode of "SEAL Team" is "Mission Creep", rated 6.2/10 from 52 user votes. It was directed by N/A and written by N/A. "Mission Creep" aired on 9/15/2024 and is rated 0.1 point(s) lower than the second lowest rated, "Nine Ten".
BRAVO's back together and sent on a mission to verify concerning intel that links China's drug trafficking to a potential coup in Honduras. Before leaving, Jason, Ray and Drew all struggle with something personal, resulting in a volatile dynamic.
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As members of Bravo team travel to New York City, they reflect on a day that shaped each of their lives forever.
Director: Jessica Paré
Writer: Dana Greenblatt
BRAVO's next mission is to capture Jun Yilin in Cambodia, but they'll be without their leaders. Ray is pulled into diplomatic negotiations and Jason travels home to help his son recover from surgery - a task that takes a dramatic turn for the worse.
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Team Bravo, an elite Tier One Navy SEAL unit, is sent on a clandestine mission to capture a most-wanted terrorist alive. Meanwhile, team leader Jason Hayes must deal with personal issues affecting his marriage and family.
Director: Christopher Chulack
Writer: Benjamin Cavell
While on an evidence-collecting mission in Syria, Jason and the SEAL Team find innocent civilians in desperate need of rescue just as enemy forces close in on them. Also, while on the mission, the team debates whether or not to tell Ray that his wife has gone into labor.
Director: Christopher Chulack
Writer: Benjamin Cavell
Even the closest of brothers fight eventually. Tempers flare during a surveillance mission in Malaysia. As the team sets up camp in scorching hot temperatures, grievances are aired and Drew finally reveals why he's been so closed off.
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Jason and the SEAL Team refuse to abort a mission to capture a dangerous war criminal after it goes sideways. Also, Clay’s controversial father, Ash Spenser, comes to town on his book tour.
Director: Larry Teng
Writer: Benjamin Cavell, Daniele Nathanson
After an op gone sideways lands the whole team in the hospital, Bravo must create a little chaos to stay calm, while Clay tries to piece together what went wrong.
Director: David Boreanaz
Writer: Teresa Huang, Stephen Gasper
Jason seeks refuge at home while Ray leads Bravo Team on an op accompanying British forces.
Director: Gonzalo Amat
Writer: Tom Mularz, Ariel Endacott
Jason and the SEAL team must rescue a group of researchers being held hostage on a ship in the South China Sea. Also, Clay is ranked in the “bottom five” of his class, jeopardizing his future as a SEAL
Director: Christopher Chulack
Writer: Spencer Hudnut
The SEAL Team must work with Jason’s longtime rival, Beau Fuller, and his team to plan and perfect a raid under the watchful eye of top military brass. Also, Clay delivers solemn news to a teammate’s next of kin.
Director: Melanie Mayron
Writer: Julian Silver, Josef Sawyer, Reiss Clausen-Wolf, Beth Schacter
Jason and the SEAL team are sent to intercept the sale of nuclear weapons, but the mission goes sideways when they must make the treacherous journey back to base with nukes that have unsecured fuel rods. Also, Ray is sidelined with a shoulder injury, and Jason and Alana are shocked by their kids’ reactions when the topic of their reunion is brought up.
Director: Andy Wolk
Writer: Beth Schacter
As Bravo Team begins their deployment in Afghanistan during peace negotiations, Sonny reports to an Air Force base in Texas to serve his disciplinary training action, where he gets reacquainted with Hannah, a childhood friend.
Director: Max Thieriot
Writer: Mark Semos, Matt Bosack
Jason and the SEAL Team must rescue an undercover CIA operative after she is captured by radical terrorists to be used as a bargaining chip. Also, Clay undergoes the final harrowing exercise for his candidacy into Tier One.
Director: Félix Enríquez Alcalá
Writer: Corinne Marrinan
Jason and the SEAL Team have mixed feelings when they are tasked with bringing home an American soldier who was captured after deserting, in exchange for detainees in Gitmo.
Director: John Dahl
Writer: Spencer Hudnut, Sabrina Almeida
Jason and the SEAL Team must leave their families immediately when their deployment date is moved up after the team they were going to relieve is ambushed. Also, Jason and Alana make a big decision about their future, and Clay and Stella feel the weight of his marriage proposal.
Director: Christopher Chulack
Writer: Benjamin Cavell, John Bellucci, Ed Redlich
Bravo Team searches for a new terrorist group leader who is orchestrating violent resistance to peace negotiations in Afghanistan. Also, Clay learns what it means to be a leader and Sonny works to repair his relationship with his father in Texas.
Director: Christine Moore
Writer: Tom Mularz, Rashaan Dozier-Escalante
BRAVO targets a factory in Myanmar that the DEA has tied to China and fentanyl production. Lieutenant Davis wants the team to pull intel and destroy the plant. Jason vies for a safer plan, and some on the team begin to question his decisions.
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Jason and the SEAL Team must protect the American Embassy in South Sudan when the ambassador refuses to evacuate as the country becomes increasingly unstable. Also, Clay and Stella take their relationship to the next level.
Director: Ian Toynton
Writer: Becky Mode
Jason and the SEAL team must rescue a Russian scientist and his wife and bring them across the Afghanistan border to safety as Chinese and Russian Special Forces close in, intent on stopping them. Also, Clay endures his first day with Jason’s unit.
Director: Michael W. Watkins
Writer: Brian Horiuchi, Daniele Nathanson
Jason and the SEAL Team settle into deployment life and get closer to discovering who ambushed Echo Team after Mandy gets a lead from an unlikely source on the base.
Director: Christopher Chulack
Writer: Beth Schacter
Jason and the SEAL Team close in on avenging the deaths of Echo Team when they find the money that funded their murder on a nearby poppy farm that was previously used to make heroin. Also, Jason meets an intriguing woman on the base.
Director: Ian Toynton
Writer: Corinne Marrinan, John Bellucci
Bravo Team works with the Congolese Army on a covert mission to capture the head of a rebel militia group. Jason argues with Emma about college. Sonny and Davis make a big decision about their future.
Director: Holly Dale
Writer: Brian Beneker
As Bravo Team prepares for what they expect to be a “cushy” deployment with the luxury of staying in a hotel in the Philippines, Jason tries to find a way to pay for Emma’s college.
Director: Holly Dale
Writer: John Glenn, Jon Worley
Bravo Team is on a mission in Azerbaijan to help retake a power plant in order to avoid political instability in the area.
Director: Ruben Garcia
Writer: Holly Harold