A Philadelphia couple are in mourning after an unspeakable tragedy creates a rift in their marriage and opens the door for a mysterious force to enter their home.
The worst episode of "Servant" is "Loveshack", rated 6.7/10 from 1101 user votes. It was directed by Isabella Eklöf and written by N/A. "Loveshack" aired on 3/5/2021 and is rated 0.3 point(s) lower than the second lowest rated, "Fallen".
Dorothy and Sean get a hopeful sign. Leanne and Julian get to know each other better.
Director: Isabella Eklöf
Writer: N/A
Series finale. As the world crumbles, can anyone stop Leanne?
Director: Veronika Franz, Severin Fiala
Writer: Laura Marks
The Marino family tragedy raises more questions about Leanne. Uncle George’s presence in the house create a problem for the Turners.
Director: Nimród Antal
Writer: Ishana Night Shyamalan
Dorothy hosts a mommy-and-me group, but Leanne finds that she can’t trust strangers.
Director: Ishana Night Shyamalan
Writer: Ishana Night Shyamalan
Sean sees Leanne's true colors while she hunts her enemies on Halloween.
Director: Dylan Holmes Williams
Writer: Ishana Night Shyamalan, Amy Louise Johnson
Jericho and Leanne are missing. Dorothy devises a 72-hour game plan, while Sean and Julian continue hiding the truth.
Director: Julia Ducournau
Writer: Tony Basgallop
The Turners scramble to prepare for a pivotal meeting. Leanne bakes a mysterious cake.
Director: Lisa Brühlmann
Writer: Tony Basgallop, Nina Braddock
Julian digs for the truth about Jericho. New visitors at the local park worry Leanne.
Director: Carlo Mirabella-Davis
Writer: Alyssa Clark
Dorothy hires two live-in nurses to help speed up her recovery—and protect her from Leanne.
Director: Ishana Night Shyamalan
Writer: Ishana Night Shyamalan
With Natalie's help, Sean and Julian uncover disturbing details about the cult. Dorothy sacrifices her career reputation for her family.
Director: Julia Ducournau
Writer: Tony Basgallop, Nina Braddock
An unexpected visitor pushes everyone to their limits as Sean re-examines his past and Dorothy attempts to negotiate a delicate exchange.
Director: Isabella Eklöf
Writer: Tony Basgallop, Nina Braddock
Three months after the attack, the Turners head down the shore. Left alone, Leanne has a more exciting day than she anticipated.
Director: M. Night Shyamalan
Writer: N/A
Leanne begins to torment Dorothy as chaos overtakes Spruce Street.
Director: Kitty Green
Writer: Alyssa Clark
As they wait for Jericho’s return, Dorothy and Sean pretend everything is fine at a tense Christmas Eve lunch.
Director: Nimród Antal
Writer: Tony Basgallop
With Dorothy and Sean gone for the day, Leanne makes a new friend.
Director: Nimród Antal
Writer: Tony Basgallop
The Turners attend a block party on Spruce Street. Leanne finally feels comfortable outside of the house, but she finds herself in danger.
Director: Celine Held, Logan George
Writer: Henry Chaisson
The war between Leanne and the Church of the Lesser Saints reaches its peak.
Director: Dylan Holmes Williams
Writer: Henry Chaisson
Sean and Dorothy host the new neighbors on Spruce with plans to finally get Leanne out of the house.
Director: Carlo Mirabella-Davis
Writer: Kara Lee Corthron
Leanne disobeys an order and discovers why Sean is so protective of baby Jericho.
Director: Nimród Antal
Writer: Tony Basgallop
Dorothy throws a tense dinner party. Sean entrusts Leanne to help keep a secret.
Director: Alexis Ostrander
Writer: Tony Basgallop
Leanne's strange uncle arrives unexpectedly. Dorothy fights to keep her nanny.
Director: Alexis Ostrander
Writer: Tony Basgallop
An unexpected arrival threatens to tear Dorothy and Sean apart, leaving Leanne defenseless.
Director: Ishana Night Shyamalan
Writer: Ishana Night Shyamalan
As Leanne settles in, Sean worries that Dorothy and Jericho are not in good hands.
Director: Daniel Sackheim
Writer: Tony Basgallop
Sean enlists Dorothy's brother, Julian, to monitor her relationship with Leanne.
Director: Daniel Sackheim
Writer: Tony Basgallop
Leanne continues to be upset by other people. Bad luck strikes the Turner brownstone.
Director: Dylan Holmes Williams
Writer: Laura Marks