The Worst Episodes of The Bastard Executioner

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1. #1 Worst Episode
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   6.8/10(560 votes)

   #1 - Pilot (1)

   S1:E19/15/2015

   Wilkin Brattle, a warrior knight in the charge of King Edward I, trades his sword for a peaceful farming life — until the violence of his past finds him and forces him to pick up the bloodiest sword of all.

   Director:Paris Barclay

   Writer:Kurt Sutter

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   Director:Paris Barclay

   Writer:Kurt Sutter
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   7.2/10(384 votes)

   #2 - Effigy / Delw

   S1:E39/22/2015

   When an unlikely suspect is charged with treason, Wilkin must carry out his duties as the new executioner.

   Director:Paris Barclay

   Writers:Kurt Sutter, Nichole Beattie, Charles Murray

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   Director:Paris Barclay

   Writers:Kurt Sutter, Nichole Beattie, Charles Murray
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   7.2/10(280 votes)

   #3 - Thorns / Drain

   S1:E610/13/2015

   Wilkin and Toran encounter a new timeline for their revenge. Lady Love gets a surprise visit from an unlikely ally.

   Director:Billy Gierhart

   Writers:Kurt Sutter, John Barcheski

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   Director:Billy Gierhart

   Writers:Kurt Sutter, John Barcheski
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   7.3/10(495 votes)

   #4 - Pilot (2)

   S1:E29/15/2015

   Wilkin Brattle, a warrior knight in the charge of King Edward I, trades his sword for a peaceful farming life — until the violence of his past finds him and forces him to pick up the bloodiest sword of all.

   Director:Paris Barclay

   Writer:Kurt Sutter

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   Director:Paris Barclay

   Writer:Kurt Sutter
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   7.3/10(319 votes)

   #5 - A Hunger / Newyn

   S1:E49/29/2015

   Lady Love journeys to Windsor to learn the fate of Ventrishire from King Edward II. Back at Castle Ventris, Milus and company welcome a visit from Baron Pryce.

   Director:Ciarán Donnelly

   Writer:Curtis Gwinn

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   Director:Ciarán Donnelly

   Writer:Curtis Gwinn
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   7.3/10(302 votes)

   #6 - Piss Profit / Proffidwyr Troeth

   S1:E510/6/2015

   The King's right hand visits Ventrishire on official Royal business. Milus enlists Wilkin to go on a covert mission to retrieve a valuable artifact.

   Director:Kari Skogland

   Writer:Roberto Patino

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   Director:Kari Skogland

   Writer:Roberto Patino
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   7.4/10(207 votes)

   #7 - The Bernadette Maneuver / Cynllwyn Bernadette

   S1:E911/10/2015

   Ventrishire encounters an old French foe as Wilkin learns new insight into his holy destiny.

   Director:Paris Barclay

   Writers:Kurt Sutter, Curtis Gwinn, Roberto Patino

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   Director:Paris Barclay

   Writers:Kurt Sutter, Curtis Gwinn, Roberto Patino
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   7.4/10(227 votes)

   #8 - Blood and Quiescence / Crau a Chwsg

   S1:E1011/17/2015

   Wilkin and Milus lead an unlikely band of brothers on a life-threatening rescue mission.

   Director:Ashley Way

   Writer:Unknown

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   Director:Ashley Way

   Writer:Unknown
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   7.5/10(279 votes)

   #9 - Behold the Lamb / Gwel Yr Oen

   S1:E710/20/2015

   Wilkin and Lady Love come to grips with condemning an innocent man to death.

   Director:Ashley Way

   Writers:Kurt Sutter, Carly Wray

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   Director:Ashley Way

   Writers:Kurt Sutter, Carly Wray
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    7.6/10(231 votes)

    #10 - Broken Things / Pethau Toredig

    S1:E811/3/2015

    Wilkin, Milus and Toran team up to hunt down a fugitive.

    Director:Ciarán Donnelly

    Writers:Kurt Sutter, Ryan Scott

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    Director:Ciarán Donnelly

    Writers:Kurt Sutter, Ryan Scott