The Best Episodes Written By George Kitson

After some concerning interactions in town, Clark is determined to protect the secret that he's Superman – a task complicated by Jonathan and Jordan.

Director: Gregory Smith

Writer: George Kitson

Lois helps throw Kyle and Chrissy an impromptu wedding that doesn't quite go as planned.

Director: Gregory Smith

Writer: George Kitson

As Daisy and Simmons struggle to discover an escape route to the real world, the identity of the Inhuman leader of the Resistance is revealed.

Director: Garry A. Brown

Writer: George Kitson

S.H.I.E.L.D. hunts for information on their dangerous new enemy, and a shameful secret from Malick's past is exposed, threatening to destroy his HYDRA legacy.

Director: Wendey Stanzler

Writer: George Kitson

The team must find a way to stop Ruby before the prophesied chain reaction that can destroy the Earth is put into motion.

Director: Jennifer Lynch

Writer: George Kitson

Mack, Yo-Yo, and Flint fight to keep everyone alive by starting a revolution against the Kree.

Director: Garry A. Brown

Writer: George Kitson

Sarge has May; Atarah has Daisy, Enoch and Simmons; and now, there are two planets that need saving.

Director: Lou Diamond Phillips

Writer: George Kitson

After Enoch’s sacrifice propelled them out of the time storm, the team arrives back in 1983 where Nathaniel and Kora are hard at work building an army of hand-selected anarchist Inhumans at Afterlife. When the agents split up to cover more ground, Daisy is tasked with protecting Jiaying and is compelled to confront her mother for the first time since her death; while the others quickly learn they’ll need to face yet another supercharged former enemy in order to stop Malick.

Director: Garry A. Brown

Writer: George Kitson

Clark helps Lois prepare for a procedure but must leave the boys with her to help John Henry and General Lane track down the Mannheims.

Director: Jai Jamison

Writer: George Kitson

Coulson and the Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. are thrust backward in time and stranded in 1931 New York City. With the all-new Zephyr set to time-jump at any moment, the team must hurry to find out exactly what happened. If they fail, it would mean disaster for the past, present and future of the world.

Director: Kevin Tancharoen

Writer: George Kitson

Yo-Yo is eager to further her personal mission, but must first report to the lab. While Fitz-Simmons complete Yo-Yo’s Inhuman registration, she must find a way to continue her secret agenda, and hide the truth from Mack.

Director: Keith Potter

Writer: George Kitson

Clark finds himself in uncharted territory, and Lois bonds with a new friend. Meanwhile, Superman pays Bruno Mannheim a surprise visit.

Director: Diana Valentine

Writer: George Kitson