Set in a dystopian America ruled by a totalitarian political party, the series follows several seemingly unrelated characters living in a small city. Tying them all together is a mysterious savior who’s impeccably equipped for everything the night throws at them. As the clock winds down with their fates hanging in the balance, each character is forced to reckon with their pasts as they discover how far they will go to survive the night.
The worst episode of "The Purge" is "Take What's Yours", rated 6.6/10 from 1055 user votes. It was directed by Anthony Hemingway and written by Thomas Kelly. "Take What's Yours" aired on 9/11/2018 and is rated 0.0 point(s) lower than the second lowest rated, "Release the Beast".
Jane considers the morality of Purge while Miguel searches for Pete the Cop.
Director: Anthony Hemingway
Writer: Thomas Kelly
Jane must leave the office while Lila consoles Jenna. Penelope is thrust into the Carnival of Flesh.
Director: Clark Johnson
Writer: Krystal Houghton Ziv
Catalina warns Jenna. Henry torments Penelope. Jane goes on a ride along with the Matron Saints.
Director: Julius Ramsay
Writer: Jamie Chan
Penelope prepares for her sacrifice. Rick and Jenna weigh the cost of closing their business deal.
Director: David Von Ancken
Writer: Mick Betancourt
Joe remembers the past while Miguel confronts Henry. Jane learns a dark truth about David Ryker.
Director: Nina Lopez-Corrado
Writer: Jeremy Robbins
Miguel and Penelope hike the forest. Jane must endure David's party. Rick doubts Lila's intentions.
Director: Tara Nicole Weyr
Writer: N/A
Once a year, any and all crime -- including murder -- is legal in America for a period of 12 hours.
Director: Anthony Hemingway
Writer: James DeMonaco
Lila grapples with rejection. Miguel and Penelope seek the safety of the Cantina.
Director: Michael Nankin
Writer: Thomas Kelly
Penelope takes charge. Miguel and Pete grapple with an unexpected enemy.
Director: Ernest R. Dickerson
Writer: N/A
Joe debates the Purge with Jane. Miguel teams up with Pete to rescue Penelope.
Director: Ernest R. Dickerson
Writer: Nick Snyder
The city cleans up last night's Purge, but Ryan, Marcus, Esme and Ben can't shake its effects.
Director: Jessica Lowrey
Writer: James Roland
The residual effects of the purge affect the lives of Ryan, Marcus, and Esme.
Director: Tara Nicole Weyr
Writer: Jeremy Robbins
Marcus confronts his past. Esme learns the truth. Ryan changes his plan. Ben seeks understanding.
Director: Jaime Reynoso
Writer: Desta Tedros Reff
Marcus' family makes a tough decision. Esme and Ryan risk it all. Ben destroys someone he loves.
Director: Darren Grant
Writer: Nick Zigler
Marcus sinks into darkness. Esme is on the run. Ben returns home. Ryan gets an unexpected visitor.
Director: Jen McGowan
Writer: Nina Fiore, John Herrera
Ryan, Marcus, Esme and Ben learn that some lines can't be uncrossed.
Director: Christoph Schrewe
Writer: Lindsey Villarreal
Four interconnected characters navigate the aftermath of the Purge over the ensuing year.
Director: Tim Andrew
Writer: Krystal Houghton Ziv
As Purge Night rages on, Esme, Ryan, Marcus and Ben fight for their lives.
Director: Gigi Saul Guerrero
Writer: Nina Fiore, John Herrera
As Purge Night rages on, Esme, Ryan, Marcus and Ben fight for their lives and their loved ones.
Director: Tim Andrew
Writer: Krystal Houghton Ziv, Nick Zigler
Purge Night looms; Ryan and Esme put a plan into motion; Marcus readies for a showdown; Ben spirals.
Director: Patrick Lussier
Writer: James Roland, Lindsey Villarreal