The Best Episodes Written By Steven Levenson

Shortly after the failure of his film adaptation of Sweet Charity, Bob Fosse is determined to direct the film version of Cabaret.

Director: Thomas Kail

Writer: Steven Levenson

When a long forgotten dream is reawakened, Lindsay decides to leave her small life in small-town Vermont to find out who she really is and what she really wants.

Director: Thomas Kail

Writer: Steven Levenson

After an unexpected series of events leaves his plans for the future in tatters, Miguel chases after a new dream in the high stakes world of investment banking.

Director: Thomas Kail

Writer: Steven Levenson

With the end of the world looming, and the future of their relationship in the balance, Miguel and Lindsay find themselves facing stark choices that threaten to unravel everything they have fought for.

Director: Rachel Raimist

Writer: Steven Levenson

Langham observes Masters and Johnson exiting a hotel room and shares his suspicions with DePaul, who is forced to make plans for her work without Virginia's involvement. Meanwhile, Betty attempts to conceal her infertility from Gene; and Masters tries to bring Johnson aboard as his assistant only to be thwarted by the head of the hospital, who takes a prurient interest in Masters' study.

Director: Michael Engler

Writer: Steven Levenson

Masters privately treats a couple for infertility, without revealing his relationship to them. Johnson realizes her work with Masters can be used to help people suffering from sexual dysfunction - but quickly gets in over her head when she attempts to treat Barbara Sanderson on her own. Libby is unnerved after witnessing a hate crime that is then whitewashed by the police.

Director: Michael Apted

Writer: Steven Levenson

Masters and Johnson look to capitalize on their burgeoning fame.

Director: Miguel Sapochnik

Writer: Steven Levenson