The Worst Episodes of Station Eleven

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1. #1 Worst Episode
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   6.9/10(1996 votes)

   #1 - A Hawk from a Handsaw

   S1:E212/16/2021

   Twenty years later, Kirsten and her Shakespearean troupe, the Traveling Symphony, meet a mysterious man on their way to perform at St. Deborah-by-the-Water.

   Director:Jeremy Podeswa

   Writer:Patrick Somerville

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   Director:Jeremy Podeswa

   Writer:Patrick Somerville
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   7.1/10(1482 votes)

   #2 - Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Aren’t Dead

   S1:E412/23/2021

   After Kirsten nudges the Traveling Symphony off-course to help unravel the mystery of the Prophet, a much grimmer truth is revealed.

   Director:Helen Shaver

   Writer:Nick Cuse

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   Director:Helen Shaver

   Writer:Nick Cuse
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   7.3/10(1316 votes)

   #3 - Survival is Insufficient

   S1:E612/30/2021

   While Kirsten leaves the Traveling Symphony behind to track down the Prophet, the Conductor accepts an invitation for the rest of the grieving troupe that breaks her heart.

   Director:Helen Shaver

   Writer:Sarah McCarron

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   Director:Helen Shaver

   Writer:Sarah McCarron
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   7.7/10(1856 votes)

   #4 - Hurricane

   S1:E312/16/2021

   While fighting for her only chance at survival, Miranda Carroll reflects on the cost of her relationships with Arthur and Dr. Eleven.

   Director:Hiro Murai

   Writer:Shannon Houston

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   Director:Hiro Murai

   Writer:Shannon Houston
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   7.7/10(1284 votes)

   #5 - Who’s There?

   S1:E81/6/2022

   Kirsten arrives in Severn City to rescue the Traveling Symphony - only to find herself trapped in a family conflict that began twenty years ago.

   Director:Helen Shaver

   Writers:Patrick Somerville, Sarah McCarron

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   Director:Helen Shaver

   Writers:Patrick Somerville, Sarah McCarron
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   8.0/10(2412 votes)

   #6 - Wheel of Fire

   S1:E112/16/2021

   After renowned actor Arthur Leander tragically collapses onstage, Jeevan Chaudhary and young Kirsten Raymonde have a chance meeting – and soon face an important decision that could save their lives.

   Director:Hiro Murai

   Writer:Patrick Somerville

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   Director:Hiro Murai

   Writer:Patrick Somerville
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   8.1/10(1609 votes)

   #7 - The Severn City Airport

   S1:E512/23/2021

   After an unexpected landing in Severn City, Arthur’s ex-wife Elizabeth, son Tyler, and friend Clark confront an even more uncertain future.

   Director:Lucy Tcherniak

   Writer:Cord Jefferson

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   Director:Lucy Tcherniak

   Writer:Cord Jefferson
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   8.4/10(1526 votes)

   #8 - Dr. Chaudhary

   S1:E91/6/2022

   Jeevan and Kirsten survive their first winter alone until an argument sends Jeevan on an unexpected path.

   Director:Jeremy Podeswa

   Writers:Patrick Somerville, Will Weggel

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   Director:Jeremy Podeswa

   Writers:Patrick Somerville, Will Weggel
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   8.6/10(1634 votes)

   #9 - Unbroken Circle

   S1:E101/13/2022

   Kirsten sets in motion her plan to free the Traveling Symphony, while Miranda tries to live the right life.

   Director:Jeremy Podeswa

   Writer:Patrick Somerville

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   Director:Jeremy Podeswa

   Writer:Patrick Somerville
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    8.7/10(1843 votes)

    #10 - Goodbye My Damaged Home

    S1:E712/30/2021

    On a journey to unravel her deepest trauma, Kirsten goes back to the apartment she once shared with Jeevan and Frank.

    Director:Lucy Tcherniak

    Writer:Kim Steele

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    Director:Lucy Tcherniak

    Writer:Kim Steele