The best episode written by Rachel Shukert is "Bizarro", rated 6.967/10 from 30 user votes. It was "directed by John F. Showalter". "Bizarro" aired on 2/1/2016 and is rated 0.4 point(s) higher than their second highest rated, "Fight or Flight".
Kara faces off against her mirror image when Bizarro, a twisted version of Supergirl, sets out to destroy her. Also, Kara grows closer with Cat’s son, Adam.
Director: John F. Showalter
Writer: Rachel Shukert
Supergirl’s powers are tested when Reactron, one of Superman’s formidable enemies, arrives in National City and targets the young hero. Also, Cat plans to run an exposé on Supergirl.
Director: Dermott Downs
Writer: Rachel Shukert
Personal and professional stress get the better of Kara when she goes too far during a training exercise against Red Tornado, a military cyborg commissioned by Lucy Lane’s father, General Sam Lane. Also, Cat’s tough exterior is shaken by a visit from her judgmental mother, Katherine, and Alex enlists Winn to look into her father’s mysterious death.
Director: Jesse Warn
Writer: Rachel Shukert
A request from the network puts the producers on edge, the wrestlers capitalize on their growing fan base, and Ruth receives a surprising invitation.
Director: Claire Scanlon
Writer: Rachel Shukert
It's the moment you’ve been waiting for: A straight-to-the-airwaves episode of “GLOW,” complete with dream sequences, music videos and epic wrestling.
Director: Meera Menon
Writer: Rachel Shukert
Debbie attends her first wrestling match and has a major epiphany. Meanwhile, Ruth finally finds the inspiration for her alter ego.
Director: Phil Abraham
Writer: Rachel Shukert
As the women prepare for their first live match, Debbie and Ruth seek outside help with their moves, and Rhonda gives Sam a good-luck gift.
Director: Jesse Peretz
Writer: Rachel Shukert
Ruth heads to LA for her big audition, Debbie helps Bobby take the Libertine Ball to the next level, and Rhonda plots to rekindle Bash's interest.
Director: Phil Abraham
Writer: Rachel Shukert
Fed up with the ladies' sloppy performances and lack of training, Cherry takes them to a showgirl dance class, which stokes Debbie's insecurities.
Director: Jesse Peretz
Writer: Rachel Shukert
Kara, Hunter, Jordi and Dash band together in support of Nurse Jackson, whose actions have caught up with her. Meanwhile, Emma meets Leo's friends from home, and one of the kids' circumstances changes dramatically.
Director: Griffin Dunne
Writer: Rachel Shukert