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The Best Episodes Written By Neil Reynolds

Every TV Episode Written by Neil Reynolds Ranked from Best to Worst by Thousands of Voters

Neil Reynolds Ratings Summary

"Bluebeard's Castle" is the best rated episode written by Neil Reynolds. It scored 8.568/10 based on 37 votes. It was directed by Marcos Siega. It aired on 11/11/2018 and is rated 0.5 points higher than their second-best episode, "Hell Is Other People".

  • Bluebeard's Castle
    8.6/1037 votes

    #1 - Bluebeard's Castle

    Season 1 Episode 10 - Aired 11/11/2018

    Joe juggles problems with Paco and Beck – and now must contend with a private investigator as well. But resolution is coming, one way or another.

    Director: Marcos Siega

    Writer: Neil Reynolds

  • Hell Is Other People
    8.1/107 votes

    #2 - Hell Is Other People

    Season 7 Episode 10 - Aired 1/29/2016

    After finding himself on the wrong end of Julian's plan to avenge Lily's death, Damon awakens to find himself trapped inside the Phoenix stone, tormented by a traumatic experience from his time in the Civil War and forced to face his darkest demon in order to get out. On the outside, Bonnie is in a race against the clock to get Damon out before the effects of the Phoenix stone take over and leave him changed forever.

    Director: Deborah Chow

    Writer: Neil Reynolds

  • Therapy Patrol
    7.8/1024 votes

    #3 - Therapy Patrol

    Season 1 Episode 7 - Aired 3/29/2019

    After a violent outburst from Cliff, the team engages in some self-led group therapy – leading to some growth within the group as they are knit closer together.

    Director: Rob Hardy

    Writer: Neil Reynolds

  • Living with the Enemy
    7.8/1034 votes

    #4 - Living with the Enemy

    Season 1 Episode 5 - Aired 10/7/2018

    A video from Annika’s past comes back to haunt her. Joe and Peach’s simmering tension boils over when Peach introduces Beck to a major literary agent.

    Director: Marta Cunningham

    Writer: Neil Reynolds

  • Donkey Patrol
    7.8/1036 votes

    #5 - Donkey Patrol

    Season 1 Episode 2 - Aired 2/22/2019

    Following Mr. Nobody’s capture of The Chief, the Doom Patrol investigate the mysterious albino donkey and discover it’s a door to another universe, where Mr. Nobody is in control.

    Director: Dermott Downs

    Writer: Neil Reynolds

  • Space Patrol
    7.5/1017 votes

    #6 - Space Patrol

    Season 2 Episode 6 - Aired 7/16/2020

    As Niles and Cliff set out to find a missing Dorothy, Larry is tasked with handling Niles’ old research team when the ageless aeronauts return from space.

    Director: Kristin Windell

    Writer: Neil Reynolds

  • Tyme Patrol
    7.5/1024 votes

    #7 - Tyme Patrol

    Season 2 Episode 2 - Aired 6/25/2020

    Cliff, Jane, and Rita pursue a time-altering doctor in their reluctant quest to help Niles and Dorothy. Meanwhile, Vic meets a military vet who challenges his beliefs.

    Director: Harry Jierjian

    Writer: Neil Reynolds

  • The Lies Will Catch Up To You
    7.4/108 votes

    #8 - The Lies Will Catch Up To You

    Season 8 Episode 13 - Aired 2/17/2017

    Damon and Alaric come face to face with an old enemy after they obtain a weapon that may be able to destroy Cade. Stefan is held captive by a surprising acquaintance and is forced to confront a dark secret from his past. Meanwhile, Caroline and Matt try to keep Stefan’s violent history from destroying him. Cade focuses his attention on Bonnie and digs deep into her mind.

    Director: Tony Solomons

    Writer: Neil Reynolds

  • Requiem for a Dream
    7.3/106 votes

    #9 - Requiem for a Dream

    Season 7 Episode 21 - Aired 5/6/2016

    When Damon's risky attempt to save Bonnie takes an unexpected turn, the consequences of his actions forces everyone to band together to help her pull through. Meanwhile, when a new threat leaves Caroline's life in jeopardy, Stefan makes a rash decision that ultimately forces them to face the fallout from their relationship. Elsewhere, Enzo tries to hold it together as he painfully watch Bonnie in the fight of her life, while Matt takes matters into his own hands to save one of his closest friends.

    Director: Paul Wesley

    Writer: Neil Reynolds

  • An Eternity of Misery
    7.3/107 votes

    #10 - An Eternity of Misery

    Season 8 Episode 4 - Aired 11/11/2016

    Tasked with finding a mysterious artifact, Damon’s latest mission takes him to Texas where a violent run-in with Peter Maxwell leads to a surprising revelation. Meanwhile, after gaining the upper hand in their fight to save Damon and Enzo, Stefan and Alaric team up and uncover the origins of the mysterious force they’re up against. Finally, Matt returns to the fray after his past and present collide in an unexpected way.

    Director: Rob Hardy

    Writer: Neil Reynolds

  • The Simple Intimacy of the Near Touch
    7.1/108 votes

    #11 - The Simple Intimacy of the Near Touch

    Season 8 Episode 9 - Aired 1/20/2017

    Stefan and Damon return to Mystic Falls at Sybil’s request as she is still in search of the historical artifact. Bonnie returns from Paris wearing a vile of Enzo’s blood making Caroline, wonder if she will become a vampire. Stefan, Damon, Caroline, Bonnie and Enzo all attend the Miss Mystic Falls pageant where Sybil continues to taunt Damon with memories of Elena.

    Director: Geoff Shotz

    Writer: Neil Reynolds

  • I Carry Your Heart with Me
    5.8/107 votes

    #12 - I Carry Your Heart with Me

    Season 7 Episode 4 - Aired 10/29/2015

    Just as Damon thinks he's gained the upper hand in his fight against Lily, an unexpected turn of events leaves him scrambling for a plan B. Elsewhere, when the fallout of Damon's actions gains the unwanted attention of Mary Louise and Nora, Stefan and Caroline are forced to spend the night distracting the girls at Whitmore College's Heaven & Hell ball. Finally, after suspecting that she's up to something, Enzo sets off on a mission to find out what Valerie is hiding, while a plan set by Alaric and Bonnie leaves their worlds turned upside down.

    Director: Jeffrey G. Hunt

    Writer: Neil Reynolds