The BEST episodes of Rectify season 1
Every episode of Rectify season 1, ranked from best to worst by thousands of votes from fans of the show. The best episodes of Rectify season 1!
Rectify follows the life of Daniel Holden upon his release from jail after serving nineteen years on Georgia's Death Row before DNA evidence disputed the State's original case. Holden, who was only eighteen years of age when convicted and sentenced to die for the brutal rape and murder of a sixteen year old girl, returns to his family and to his hometown where the murder occurred and where many still believe he is guilty. Daniel spent all of his adult life waiting to die. Now he must learn how to live again or decide if he even wants to while others choose whether or not he will have that chance.
#1 - Jacob's Ladder
Season 1 - Episode 6 - Aired 5/20/2013
As the town's anger hits the boiling point, Daniel's family goes on alert. Foulkes presses the D.A. for a retrial. Ted Jr. & Tawney recover from disturbing encounters. Trey Willis searches for the missing George Melton. Daniel must decide his future.
#2 - Drip, Drip
Season 1 - Episode 5 - Aired 5/13/2013
Daniel begins to lose his grip on reality as he struggles to adjust to life on the outside; Ted Jr. starts to question Daniel's innocence.
#3 - Plato's Cave
Season 1 - Episode 4 - Aired 5/6/2013
Janet's day in town with Daniel turns into a media circus; Sheriff Daggett questions Trey Willis about a missing witness.
#4 - Modern Times
Season 1 - Episode 3 - Aired 4/29/2013
Daniel retreats from the stress of recent events; Tawney reaches out to Daniel, unbeknownst to her husband; Amantha fears that the town's anger could erupt at any moment.
#5 - Sexual Peeling
Season 1 - Episode 2 - Aired 4/22/2013
Daniel explores the town while Amantha worries about his safety; Ted Jr. fears for the future of the family business; tension run high at Daniel's welcome home party.
#6 - Always There
Season 1 - Episode 1 - Aired 4/22/2013
After 19 years on Death Row, Daniel Holden is released due to new DNA evidence. He returns with his family to his childhood home, struggling to adjust to life on the outside. Meanwhile, the Senator who prosecuted him plots to reopen the case.