The Best Episodes Written By Ken Kristensen

An attack on a high-profile politician is examined (and reexamined) through different perspectives. Madani faces a painful truth.

Director: Jim O'Hanlon

Writer: Ken Kristensen

As Pilgrim's past comes into focus, Frank and Rachel find themselves in police custody, where they're anything but safe.

Director: Jeremy Webb

Writer: Ken Kristensen

A big bounty inspires New York's worst to pursue the Punisher. A restless Amy seeks help from a fellow grifter. Russo and Krista consider the future.

Director: Salli Richardson-Whitfield

Writer: Ken Kristensen

Despite dissent and distrust, Winston's team wages an ingenious all-out assault on the hotel.

Director: Albert Hughes

Writer: Ken Kristensen

Knowing he can't attack Cormac alone, Winston recruits a crew to overthrow the Continental.

Director: Charlotte Brändström

Writer: Ken Kristensen

Tensions mount between Maurizio and Lin. Qasim Ali fears what Lin’s friendship with Abdullah means. Meanwhile, Lin and Karla grow closer.

Director: Iain B. MacDonald

Writer: Ken Kristensen

Maya learns the meaning of collateral damage as Fisk's ruthless army arrives in Tamaha, Oklahoma.

Director: Catriona McKenzie

Writer: Ken Kristensen

Maya finds herself at a crossroads, facing the shadows of her past and contemplating her future.

Director: Sydney Freeland

Writer: Ken Kristensen

Maya enlists the help of her disapproving family to take down Fisk's army. Meanwhile, she begins experiencing strange visions.

Director: Sydney Freeland

Writer: Ken Kristensen

After her mother's tragic death, young Maya is forced to leave her hometown of Tamaha, Oklahoma, and move to New York City where she meets Wilson Fisk, aka Kingpin, who raises her to be a ruthless assassin. After learning that Fisk had her father killed, Maya kills Kingpin and flees NYC.

Director: Sydney Freeland

Writer: Ken Kristensen