The Best Episodes of The Get Down

Dizzee has a new experience at a secret party in the city. As the guys gear up for an explosive DJ battle, Zeke boards a political rollercoaster.

Director: Ed Bianchi

Writer: Seth Zvi Rosenfeld, Sam Bromell

The Get Down Boys apply their skills in a dicey situation as Zeke hurries to make a meeting. Mylene's quest for a contract takes an unexpected turn.

Director: Michael Dinner

Writer: Seth Zvi Rosenfeld

Mylene has a fateful encounter with her idol, the Cruz family reaches a critical juncture, a revelation strikes Ra-Ra, and Shao takes rash action.

Director: Ed Bianchi

Writer: Seth Zvi Rosenfeld

While the B-boy community rallies in defense of the get down. Mylene's musical fate hangs in the balance, and Zeke receives some life-altering news.

Director: Ed Bianchi

Writer: Sam Bromell, Jacqui Rivera

Zeke's resolve to woo a girl sends him into a dizzying, dangerous nightclub scene, where he crosses paths with a nimble local legend.

Director: Baz Luhrmann

Writer: Seth Zvi Rosenfeld, Stephen Adly Guirgis, Baz Luhrmann

The guys seek spiritual advice from a grandmaster. Mylene's future might be in the hands of her father and politically powerful uncle.

Director: Ed Bianchi

Writer: Sam Bromell, Sinead Daly, Jacqui Rivera

Disgraced record producer Jackie Moreno wants to shepherd Mylene’s singing career. Boo-Boo plays a rare bootleg tape at a party, inviting trouble.

Director: Andrew Bernstein

Writer: Stephen Adly Guirgis, T Cooper, Allison Glock-Cooper

After a citywide blackout, Papa Fuerte takes a shine to mayoral candidate Ed Koch. Shao finds himself on the outs with Flash and tries to make amends.

Director: Ed Bianchi

Writer: Aaron Rahsaan Thomas

Zeke's Ivy League meeting goes off the rails. Ra-Ra has a bold proposition for Fat Annie, resulting in an explosive musical showdown at Les Inferno.

Director: Ed Bianchi

Writer: Aaron Rahsaan Thomas

Confronted by ultimatums, Zeke and Mylene each must make a tough choice. Annie Pitches a deal to skeptical a Shao and a resentful Cadillac.

Director: Clark Johnson

Writer: Nelson George

Tensions between Shao and the boys threaten to destabilize the group. With her star on the rise, Mylene faces new expectations and pressures.

Director: Lawrence Trilling

Writer: Stephen Adly Guirgis