S1E7 The Final Act
Risking his personal and professional standing, Stanton produces the trial of the century to seek justice against everyone responsible.
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🏆 Top Episodes
#2
S1E6
Useless
Stanton gets a win, but not the way he wanted. He plans for the conspirators' trial, which he must conquer to keep Lincoln's legacy alive.
#3
S1E2
Post-mortem
Facing a nation without a president, Stanton grapples with funeral arrangements, suspects, and piecing together a larger conspiracy.
- 4. S1E5 "A Man of Destiny"
- 5. S1E1 "Pilot"
- 6. S1E3 "Let the Sheep Flee"
- 7. S1E4 "The Secret Line"
📉 Bottom Episodes
#7
S1E4
The Secret Line
Stanton and Detective Baker investigate ties between Manhattan's most elite Wall Street traders, the Confederacy, and Booth.
- 6. S1E3 "Let the Sheep Flee"
- 5. S1E1 "Pilot"
- 4. S1E5 "A Man of Destiny"
- 3. S1E2 "Post-mortem"
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3 Standouts
1 Infamous
3 Hidden Gems
0 Forgettable
Top Standout: S1E1 Pilot
Most Infamous: S1E4 The Secret Line
Best Hidden Gem: S1E7 The Final Act
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