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The Best Episodes Written By Emmylou Diaz

Every TV Episode Written by Emmylou Diaz Ranked from Best to Worst by Thousands of Voters

Emmylou Diaz Ratings Summary

"Louder Than a Bomb" is the best rated episode written by Emmylou Diaz. It scored 9/10 based on 2 votes. It was directed by Paris Barclay. It aired on 5/14/2020 and is rated 1.5 points higher than their second-best episode, "Here It Comes Again".

  • Louder Than a Bomb
    9.0/102 votes

    #1 - Louder Than a Bomb

    Season 3 Episode 16 - Aired 5/14/2020

    Andy becomes painfully suspicious of the circumstances surrounding her mother’s death and goes to her aunt looking for answers. Meanwhile, the members of the crew work to evacuate a doctor from Pac-North hospital and find themselves in a life-threatening situation; and Sullivan undergoes surgery for his chronic leg pain.

    Director: Paris Barclay

    Writer: Emmylou Diaz

  • Here It Comes Again
    7.5/102 votes

    #2 - Here It Comes Again

    Season 4 Episode 11 - Aired 4/15/2021

    Maya, Jack, Vic, Travis and Sullivan respond to a burn call at an ice rink. Meanwhile, a pregnant woman and her husband seek out the station for help; and Maya and Carina have a difficult conversation.

    Director: Karen Gaviola

    Writer: Emmylou Diaz

  • Wild World
    7.3/103 votes

    #3 - Wild World

    Season 4 Episode 2 - Aired 11/19/2020

    Andy takes the day off to continue to sort out her family life; Maya and Carina do their best to maintain their relationship while unable to physically see each other due to COVID-19 restrictions, and Sullivan strives to work on his sobriety. Meanwhile, the team responds to a call involving a wild animal.

    Director: Bethany Rooney

    Writer: Emmylou Diaz

  • Chapter Nineteen
    6.9/107 votes

    #4 - Chapter Nineteen

    Season 1 Episode 19 - Aired 4/20/2015

    Jane attempts to sort things out with Rafael. Xo is left feeling surprised by Rogelio's reaction after she reveals a secret. Michael makes an surprising discovery concerning Sin Rostro.

    Director: Robert Luketic

    Writer: Emmylou Diaz

  • Chapter Thirty-One
    6.7/106 votes

    #5 - Chapter Thirty-One

    Season 2 Episode 9 - Aired 1/25/2016

    Jane's latest parenting obstacle is sleep training Mateo, a struggle that has the Villanueva woman divided on what is the best method. At the same time, she is beginning her new job as a TA and is faced with a class full of basketball players looking for an easy A. Petra confesses all to Rafael and is determined to put her mother away for good. Rogelio's mother Liliana comes for a visit and reveals a 40 year old family secret. Meanwhile, Michael discovers the truth about Luisa's mother and new information about Rafael's mother.

    Director: Joanna Kerns

    Writer: Emmylou Diaz

  • Chapter Fifteen
    6.5/106 votes

    #6 - Chapter Fifteen

    Season 1 Episode 15 - Aired 3/9/2015

    News about their baby's health causes Jane and Rafael to revisit the idea of moving in together.

    Director: Melanie Mayron

    Writer: Emmylou Diaz

  • Kappa Spirit
    6.4/105 votes

    #7 - Kappa Spirit

    Season 1 Episode 6 - Aired 11/18/2018

    With Maggie trying to make up with Lucy, she realizes that there is a new Kappa member she isn’t familiar with and enlists Mel’s help to find out what is going on. Macy is concerned about what she saw on Galvin and invites herself to his birthday party to investigate. Meanwhile, Macy is told a cryptic message about her past that she decides to share with her sisters, but her sisters have a secret from her.

    Director: Jeffrey W. Byrd

    Writer: Emmylou Diaz

  • Memento Mori
    5.2/105 votes

    #8 - Memento Mori

    Season 1 Episode 16 - Aired 3/24/2019

    Macy is not able to trust herself due to her memory lapses, so she asks Harry and Charity for help. Stronger than she thought she was, Macy starts to piece things together and is eager to share her vision with her sisters. Meanwhile, Mel and Maggie are worried about Macy and turn to an unexpected source for help.

    Director: Norman Buckley

    Writer: Emmylou Diaz