The Best Episodes of Django Season 1

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1. #1 Fan Favorite
   

   5.8/10(151 votes)

   #1 - New Babylon

   S1:E12/13/2023

   In Texas, in 1872, John Ellis, a former slave, and Sarah, a young orphan, founded New Babylon, a city of outcasts. Django arrives in the city on a search for the murderer of his family. There he finds his daughter Sarah, the sole survivor of the massacre.

   Director:Francesca Comencini

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2. 

   6.5/10(107 votes)

   #2 - The Lady

   S1:E22/13/2023

   Sarah makes a life-saving discovery for the finances of New Babylon: the city's basements are full of oil. With John, she pushes the door of the bank of Elmdale to finance a drill. They incur the wrath of Elizabeth Thurmann, the local potentate, who is preparing an ambush.

   Director:Francesca Comencini

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3. 

   5.9/10(95 votes)

   #3 - Nagadoches

   S1:E32/20/2023

   John, his sons, Django and Sarah travel to Nagadoches, where an old friend of John's might sell them a drill; alerted by Aaron, her protégé who infiltrated New Babylon, Elizabeth organises an attack.

   Director:Francesca Comencini

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   6.2/10(79 votes)

   #4 - Fountainhead

   S1:E42/20/2023

   Django and Seymour go on a mission to sell oil; Seymour is captured, and Django, Sarah and John must find a way to save him.

   Director:Francesca Comencini

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5. 

   6.7/10(64 votes)

   #5 - Chambersburg

   S1:E52/27/2023

   Django uses a ruse to find out if Seymour is a traitor. He is supposed to accompany a bogus oil shipment to the north while another shipment is made to the south.

   Director:David Evans

   Writer:Unknown

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   Director:David Evans

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   6.7/10(61 votes)

   #6 - The Trial

   S1:E62/27/2023

   With a lawsuit, Elizabeth tries to take the country from her opponent John. When John is arrested by Sheriff Boone, Django wants to help his friend and clear up the injustice.

   Director:David Evans

   Writer:Unknown

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   Director:David Evans

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   6.9/10(61 votes)

   #7 - The Giant

   S1:E73/6/2023

   John orders weapons to defend the city and demands that the people of New Babylon use them. Sarah does not agree with his decision and an argument ensues.

   Director:David Evans

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8. 

   6.6/10(58 votes)

   #8 - Tobacco Tin

   S1:E83/6/2023

   The revenge campaign against John continues; Elizabeth hires Leonard to kidnap Sarah; when Django finds out, he steps in and proposes a deal to Leonard.

   Director:Enrico Maria Artale

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   Director:Enrico Maria Artale

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9. 

   6.4/10(53 votes)

   #9 - Masquerade

   S1:E93/13/2023

   John throws a big festival in New Babylon. Elizabeth wants to use this opportunity to sneak into town with her people without being recognised.

   Director:Enrico Maria Artale

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   Director:Enrico Maria Artale

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    6.3/10(64 votes)

    #10 - The Western Sea

    S1:E103/13/2023

    Wanting revenge on Elizabeth, Kevin rides to Elmdale; Elizabeth uses the brutal escalation to turn the townsfolk against the people of New Babylon.

    Director:Enrico Maria Artale

    Writer:Unknown

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    Director:Enrico Maria Artale

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