The Best Episodes Written By John Ridley

Bosco is caught on a security camera having sex in his squad car with the daughter of his Precinct Captain. Meanwhile Doc drags Carlos around the city on a personal mission to find the owner of a watch, found in the ambulance.

Director: Christopher Chulack

Writer: John Ridley

When he goes on his first raid, Davis inadvertently endangers a young boy he is trying to help; Doc begins to think that the overdose his father took may not have been accidental; to get a critically ill woman to the hospital, the firefighters knock down an apartment wall and lower her out a high story window.

Director: Bryan Spicer

Writer: John Ridley

It's Valentine's Day and Bobby and Kim have spent the night together; Bobby's confession of love leads Kim to realize that they've made a big mistake; after agonizing all day, she finally confesses and breaks Bobby's heart; seeking solace in a bottle, Bobby finds himself at a local bar next to a woman who has also been jilted that day, and they go off to her place; Fred drunkenly totals the car on the way to pick up Emily and Charlie; Faith arrests him and refuses to bail him out; when he finally arrives home, Faith has his things already packed and throws him out; Carlos tends to a girl who runs into a bus and then falls for him; the gay community is targeted by a gunman and a vigilante group forms to find the killer; Ty arrests a girl for auto theft who turns out to be Malcolm's sister; and Faith lets Bosco know that she is fed up with his bigotry.

Director: Bryan Spicer

Writer: John Ridley

London, 1971. In an age of open racism, fervent nationalism and anti-establishment passion, two politically engaged and idealistic young lovers, Marcus Hill and Jas Mitra, fight back against the injustice and deep-rooted prejudice they face on a daily basis. But, unbeknownst to them, they are being targeted by Special Branch's Black Power Desk, led by police officer DCI Nicholas Pence and his deputy, Cullen.

Director: John Ridley

Writer: John Ridley

Feeling nothing but pain and conflict, Taylor continues to emotionally unravel after Anne's private medical records are anonymously posted online in an effort to shame her. The act catches the attention of Sebastian, who makes another attempt to engage Anne. Meanwhile, Leslie offers a generous settlement to Evy's father in order to protect the school from litigation, and Eric attempts to find some misguided solace with a stranger.

Director: John Ridley

Writer: John Ridley

Luis, a migrant worker from Mexico, transitions into life as a farmer, while Coy, a hopeless drug addict, also finds work on a farm. Social worker Kimara offers her aid to Shae, a recently rescued prostitute.

Director: So Yong Kim

Writer: John Ridley

Doc and Carlos attend a stress debriefing; Carlos meets up with Bosco when he's ordered to attend sensitivity training.

Director: Jace Alexander

Writer: John Ridley

At a Soul Train reunion, middle-aged Philip feels like his train has left the station.

Director: Shelley Jensen

Writer: John Ridley

Will revels in Ashley's music industry success, but both Will and Ashley are about to have a rude surprise.

Director: Shelley Jensen

Writer: John Ridley

Hurricane Katrina makes landfall in New Orleans. At Memorial Hospital, the doctors, nurses, and staff tend to patients and brace for the storm.

Director: John Ridley

Writer: John Ridley

The League manage to escape and take refuge at Wayne Manor, while the Thanagarians scout the planet for them and realize their master plan for Earth.

Director: Dan Riba

Writer: John Ridley

Luis finds himself sinking into servitude on the farm, while field captain Isaac forms a complicated relationship with Coy. Jeanette comes to realize her family's role in exploiting farm workers. Kimara tries to transition Shae from being an underage victimized prostitute to sustaining herself as she tries to convince Shae to testify against her former pimp.

Director: Julie Hébert

Writer: John Ridley

The case comes to a close, changing the lives of those involved forever.

Director: John Ridley

Writer: John Ridley

Issues of sexual orientation and socioeconomic disparity come to a boil when lurid photos of a high school boy named Taylor Blaine are posted on social media following a school party. Circumstances become more complicated when Taylor accuses two players on his private high school's championship basketball team of drugging, assaulting and then posting the pictures of him online.

Director: John Ridley

Writer: John Ridley

Thirty-six hours have passed and shock slowly gives way to the harsh realities now in front of the victims and accused.

Director: John Ridley

Writer: John Ridley

After a young couple is attacked in their home, the case sends shock waves into the community, stirring up tensions across racial lines.

Director: John Ridley

Writer: John Ridley

Nearly a month after the arraignment of the accused, the emotional complications of all involved continue to deepen.

Director: Gloria Muzio

Writer: John Ridley