The Best Episodes Written By Brian Chamberlayne

The search for Jan escalates as the Brobergs call in the FBI. Jan is tasked with a disturbing life-or-death responsibility.

Director: Rachel Goldberg

Writer: Brian Chamberlayne

Chuck finds he has much at stake in the success of a new business venture; Senior, too, is heavily invested. Meanwhile, Axe takes out a massive short and takes steps to insure its failure. Wendy wrestles with a familiar and uncomfortable position: caught between Axe and Chuck.

Director: Karyn Kusama

Writer: Brian Chamberlayne

Jan goes missing again and the FBI's hands are tied, but the Brobergs press on in their search for answers. The case takes a heavy toll on Pete as he digs deeper into B's past. Jan learns to blend in a strange new environment.

Director: Jamie Travis

Writer: Brian Chamberlayne

Chuck, Connerty and Sacker must rely on an anxious insider who's willing to wear a wire. Meanwhile, Axe's numbers take a big hit, leaving him to scout ideas for a quick play with a huge payoff. Wendy rediscovers her passion for her former job at Axe Capital through an old colleague. The reality of Lara's business starts to affect her marriage.

Director: Steph Green

Writer: Brian Chamberlayne

TMS races to report an unconfirmed story.

Director: Victoria Mahoney

Writer: Brian Chamberlayne

When a young graffiti artist witnesses the murder of an LAPD Detective, Carter and Lee must track him down so they can prove that a well-known criminal is responsible.

Director: Steve Franks

Writer: Brian Chamberlayne

Bradley covers the start of campaign season while Alex prepares for her big moment.

Director: Lesli Linka Glatter

Writer: Brian Chamberlayne

When Noah is released from a court mandated anger management program, George is shocked to find a docile Noah has replaced his former hot-headed friend. Shaken by the change, George decides to put the new Noah to the test. Meanwhile, Tessa ditches “senior tanning” and meets a cool new age band hanging out at the park. The free spirited music group isn’t exactly what they appear

Director: Stuart McDonald

Writer: Brian Chamberlayne