The best episode written by Graham Gordy is "Nuoc Chay Da Mon", rated 9/10 from 5 user votes. It was "directed by Greg Yaitanes". "Nuoc Chay Da Mon" aired on 10/28/2016 and is rated 0.8 point(s) higher than their second highest rated, "Carnival of Souls".
Mac confronts his war demons and settles a score with an old adversary.
Director: Greg Yaitanes
Writer: Graham Gordy
The Broker enlists Mac to take down a top drug dealer. Olsen follows up on his suspicions.
Director: Greg Yaitanes
Writer: Graham Gordy
Janet's day in town with Daniel turns into a media circus; Sheriff Daggett questions Trey Willis about a missing witness.
Director: Jim McKay
Writer: Graham Gordy
Wayne and Roland revisit discrepancies in the Purcell case that were hidden or forgotten over the years. Among those being reevaluated is Tom Purcell, as well as Lucy Purcell’s cousin, Dan O’Brien. The glitter of Amelia’s book release is tarnished by a voice from the past.
Director: Daniel Sackheim
Writer: Graham Gordy
Bud promises to help out his worker, Dante Jenkins, but Ken Fry's re-emergence puts their agreement in jeopardy; Chelsea is betrayed by both her father and Abatsy; Garrett comes clean to Dannie while confronting her about her own secrets.
Director: Craig Zobel
Writer: Graham Gordy
Mac is forced to turn to The Broker for help. Moses gets a new assignment.
Director: Greg Yaitanes
Writer: Graham Gordy
Mac looks to pay down a debt. Joni is queried by detectives following the death of a co-worker.
Director: Greg Yaitanes
Writer: Graham Gordy
With Suggs at large, Mac and Joni are forced to seek temporary refuge in a remote hotel.
Director: Greg Yaitanes
Writer: Graham Gordy