The Best Episodes Written By Alice O'neill
Every TV Episode Written by Alice O'neill Ranked from Best to Worst by Thousands of Voters
Alice O'Neill Ratings Summary
The best episode written by Alice O'Neill is "The Third Ortolan", rated 8.4/10 from 8 user votes. It was "directed by John Dahl". "The Third Ortolan" aired on 4/29/2018 and is rated 0.6 point(s) higher than their second highest rated, "Indian Four".
8.4/10 8 votes#1 - The Third Ortolan
Season 3 Episode 6 - Aired 4/29/2018
Axe tracks down a critical piece of evidence that could destroy him. Both Axe and Chuck reckon with just how far they're willing to go to protect Wendy. The Ice Juice case comes to a head when a judge gives Connerty a difficult deadline.
Director: John Dahl
Writer: Alice O'Neill
7.8/10 10 votes#2 - Indian Four
Season 2 Episode 6 - Aired 3/26/2017
Axe negotiates with a reluctant seller, who is key to the success of Axe’s municipal bond play. Wendy makes a professional decision that adds further conflict to her relationship with Chuck. As attempts to reach a deal with a high profile defendant fail, Chuck’s office faces the uncertainty of jury selection. Tensions between Lara and Axe escalate.
Director: Adam Arkin
Writer: Alice O'Neill
7.3/10 9 votes#3 - All the Wilburys
Season 3 Episode 8 - Aired 5/13/2018
Axe tries for a fresh start at Axe Capital. Chuck asserts his political autonomy—and wrestles with whether to honor his word to a friend. Taylor asks for more independence at Axe Capital. Lara and Axe negotiate a new arrangement regarding Lara's money. Connerty adjusts to an uncomfortable situation.
Director: Mike Binder
Writer: Alice O'Neill
7.0/10 10 votes#4 - Victory Lap
Season 2 Episode 7 - Aired 4/2/2017
Axe assembles a war room in the Hamptons following a disastrous setback in Sandicot for Axe Capital. The fate of the town hangs in the balance while Axe seeks counsel on how to best recoup his losses. Meanwhile, Chuck capitalizes on a high-profile victory, but alienates Wendy in the process, causing the couple to change the status of their separation.
Director: John Singleton
Writer: Alice O'Neill