The best episode written by Ken Woodruff is "Black Bear", rated 9/10 from 2 user votes. It was "directed by Charles Beeson". "Black Bear" aired on 3/4/2019 and is rated 0.4 point(s) higher than their second highest rated, "Blinking Red Light".
When a former CIA operative is murdered, Keaton enlists Shepherd to help recover valuable intel that could take down Tal once and for all. But the question remains, can Shepherd be trusted?
Director: Charles Beeson
Writer: Ken Woodruff
The search for a serial killer hits close to home for Jane when he encounters a blogger who has devoted his life to finding the killer.
Director: Simon Baker
Writer: Ken Woodruff
Patrick Jane sets out to prove a beautiful yet manipulative matchmaker shot and killed her husband after his body is found floating in the marina.
Director: Charles Beeson
Writer: Ken Woodruff
Former CIA agent Erica Shepherd, now known as one of the most notorious traitors in recent American history. Shepherd is brought out of a federal Supermax prison by FBI Agent Will Keaton to help stop some of the most dangerous acts of espionage threatening the United States today.
Director: Mark Pellington
Writer: Ken Woodruff
Flashbacks to the past reveal the fateful events that led CIA Deputy Director Erica Shepherd to betray her country and the ensuing investigation that put her on a collision course with Will Keaton.
Director: Jono Oliver
Writer: Ken Woodruff
Tal's war on the CIA expands to two fronts; Keaton and the CoIntel team must locate the domestic target before Chigorin launches an all-out assault on the unsuspecting innocents; Shepherd convinces Keaton to let her go to Cuba to thwart Tal's attack.
Director: Steve Shill
Writer: Ken Woodruff
Lorelei Martins returns, determined to find out if Red John had a role in her sister's death, and Jane is forced to confess to Lisbon his part in Lorelei's prison escape.
Director: Anton Cropper
Writer: Ken Woodruff
On the heels of his reinstatement, Gordon is thrust onto the high-profile case tracking the deadly inmate escape from Arkham Asylum. Meanwhile, Galavan plans his next move, while Bruce asks for help from his father's old friend to unlock the secrets in his office, and Nygma asks out Kristin Kringle on a date.
Director: Rob Bailey
Writer: Ken Woodruff
With the final clue in hand, Jane attempts to gather the remaining Red John suspects in one place in hopes of finally revealing his identity.
Director: John F. Showalter
Writer: Ken Woodruff
Patrick Jane and the CBI team investigate the death of a mathematical genius by a gun-wielding clown.
Director: Charles Beeson
Writer: Ken Woodruff
The CBI investigates the death of a geologist, which Lisbon is convinced is the key to bringing down Tommy Volker.
Director: Randall Zisk
Writer: Ken Woodruff
With time running out to save the victims of a kidnapping ring before they are transported overseas, Jane and Lisbon zero in on the criminal enterprise’s mastermind. Meanwhile, Lisbon decides if she will move to D.C. with Agent Pike.
Director: Randall Zisk
Writer: Ken Woodruff
The FBI is tasked with finding the killer of several DEA agents, and Jane goes on a date with a beautiful woman associated with the case.
Director: Guy Ferland
Writer: Ken Woodruff
A bank employee is murdered during a heist and Jane and the team must work to track down the killer. Meanwhile, Lisbon is pulled deeper into the CBI/FBI rivalry.
Director: Chris Long
Writer: Ken Woodruff
Gordon and Bruce question Professor Strange about project chimera which leads Strange to send the newly resurrected Galavan to confront Gordon. Meanwhile, Gordon investigate's who Professor Strange is.
Director: Larysa Kondracki
Writer: Ken Woodruff
Jane and the CBI team are called in to investigate the death of a prominent architect found murdered in a crumbling old mansion, and there appears to be a number of suspects.
Director: Lesli Linka Glatter
Writer: Ken Woodruff
Gordon and Bullock inspect a cold case involving "the Ogre", a serial killer who targets young women in Gotham City. Meanwhile, Fish plots her escape from the Dollmaker, and Bruce and Selina confront Reggie.
Director: Eagle Egilsson
Writer: Ken Woodruff
Temple Shaman takes Bruce to the next phase of his training; Gordon and Bullock discover a crystal owl that carries the biggest secrets of Gotham's underworld; Nygma and Penguin must work together to get out of a tricky situation.
Director: John Behring
Writer: Ken Woodruff
The case of a murder and missing person on an intensely secure wealthy family's compound perplexes Jane and the CBI team.
Director: Eric Laneuville
Writer: Ken Woodruff
Penguin takes a hit for Galavan's murder, but doesn't let Gordon off easily. Meanwhile, Gordon and Bullock investigate the body-snatching spree of Victor Fries, one of Gotham's preeminent cryogenics engineers.
Director: Nick Copus
Writer: Ken Woodruff
Gordon and Bullock set out to stop Gerald Crane, a biology teacher who has been harvesting the glands of his murder victims. Meanwhile, after finding herself in an unusual setting, Mooney continues plotting to gain power, and Falcone attempts to change Maroni's plan for the Penguin.
Director: Nick Copus
Writer: Ken Woodruff
Gordon and Bullock sift through evidence from the murder at Lee and Mario's engagement party; Ivy discloses her identity to Selina and Bruce.
Director: John Behring
Writer: Ken Woodruff
When a charity worker is killed, Jane has Erica Flynn, a murderer he helped imprison, furloughed in exchange for information she claims to have about the case. Meanwhile, Rigsby and Sarah try to adjust to impending parenthood.
Director: Geary McLeod
Writer: Ken Woodruff
When a member of Cho's former gang, the Avon Park Playboys, is found murdered, Patrick Jane insists on helping Cho with his off-the-books investigation.
Director: John Polson
Writer: Ken Woodruff
While the police suspect a drug dealer on trial is behind the murders of the State's witness in his case, as well as his girlfriend, Patrick Jane sees a different motive for the crime -- as well as a different suspect.
Director: Matt Earl Beesley
Writer: Ken Woodruff