The Best Episodes of Upload Season 1

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1. #1 Fan Favorite
   

   8.2/10(2437 votes)

   #1 - Freeyond

   S1:E104/30/2020

   Nathan’s restored memories and shifting emotional allegiances put Nora in physical danger.

   Director:Daina Reid

   Writer:Greg Daniels

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   Director:Daina Reid

   Writer:Greg Daniels
2. 

   8.0/10(2130 votes)

   #2 - Update Eve

   S1:E94/30/2020

   The Uploads are looking forward to the improvements in the new Lakeview Operating System. Nathan and Nora stay up late to recover Nathan’s missing memories.

   Director:Daina Reid

   Writer:Greg Daniels

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   Director:Daina Reid

   Writer:Greg Daniels
3. 

   7.9/10(2241 votes)

   #3 - The Grey Market

   S1:E54/30/2020

   Nora’s Dad’s vape lung worsens while Nathan, his friend Luke, and Dylan, an uploaded teen whose body is not keeping up with his age, visit a hacker’s market in cyberspace.

   Director:Kacie Anning

   Writer:Mike Lawrence

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   Director:Kacie Anning

   Writer:Mike Lawrence
4. 

   7.8/10(2055 votes)

   #4 - Shopping Other Digital After-Lives

   S1:E84/30/2020

   After a surprising revelation, Nathan shops for a new digital after-life. Nora travels to LA to help Ingrid stop him from leaving Lakeview.

   Director:Jeffrey Blitz

   Writers:Alyssa Lane, Alex J. Sherman

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   Director:Jeffrey Blitz

   Writers:Alyssa Lane, Alex J. Sherman
5. 

   7.7/10(2999 votes)

   #5 - Welcome to Upload

   S1:E14/30/2020

   After a self-driving car crash, Nathan is uploaded to Lakeview, his girlfriend’s family’s digital after-life, where he meets his customer service rep, Nora.

   Director:Greg Daniels

   Writer:Greg Daniels

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   Director:Greg Daniels

   Writer:Greg Daniels
6. 

   7.6/10(2461 votes)

   #6 - Five Stars

   S1:E24/30/2020

   Nora tries to get her ratings up, so her boss will approve her dad’s upload loan. Nathan acclimates to his new world with the help of a Lakeview therapist.

   Director:Greg Daniels

   Writer:Greg Daniels

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   Director:Greg Daniels

   Writer:Greg Daniels
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   7.6/10(2228 votes)

   #7 - The Sex Suit

   S1:E44/30/2020

   Nora thinks she may have misjudged Nathan. Nathan and his girlfriend Ingrid are interviewed about the challenges of romance between a living person and an Upload.

   Director:Jonathan van Tulleken

   Writer:Aasia LaShay Bullock

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   Director:Jonathan van Tulleken

   Writer:Aasia LaShay Bullock
8. 

   7.6/10(2118 votes)

   #8 - The Sleepover

   S1:E64/30/2020

   Nathan is thrown when Nora goes on a Nitely date. Ingrid invites Nathan’s niece for a sleepover. Nathan and Nora suspect his damaged memories may lead to a greater conspiracy. Luke gets into a fight with Aleesha.

   Director:Kacie Anning

   Writer:Shepard Boucher

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   Director:Kacie Anning

   Writer:Shepard Boucher
9. 

   7.6/10(2065 votes)

   #9 - Bring Your Dad to Work Day

   S1:E74/30/2020

   Nathan takes Nora’s dad on a do-or-die upload decision tour, but things go awry when Luddites sabotage Lakeview. Nora does some sleuthing on Lucy’s computer in the confusion.

   Director:David Rogers

   Writer:Owen Daniels

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   Director:David Rogers

   Writer:Owen Daniels
10. 

    7.5/10(2309 votes)

    #10 - The Funeral

    S1:E34/30/2020

    Scientists attempt to download a consciousness back into a clone body. Nathan attends his own funeral and Nora uncovers a mystery surrounding his death.

    Director:Jonathan van Tulleken

    Writer:Mary Gulino

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    Director:Jonathan van Tulleken

    Writer:Mary Gulino