List of Wentworth episodes

Wentworth is an Australian television drama series. It was first broadcast on SoHo on 1 May 2013. The series serves as a contemporary reimagining of Prisoner, which ran on Network Ten from 1979 to 1986. Lara Radulovich and David Hannam developed Wentworth from Reg Watson's original concept. The series is set in the modern day and begins with Bea Smith (Danielle Cormack)'s early days in prison. As of 23 June 2015, 34 episodes of Wentworth have aired, concluding the third series.

Series overview

Season		Episodes	Originally aired
			First aired	Last aired
	1	10	1 May 2013	3 July 2013
	2	12	20 May 2014	5 August 2014
	3	12	7 April 2015	23 June 2015

Episodes

Season 1 (2013)

No. overall	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date	Aus. viewers
1	1	"No Place Like Home"	Kevin Carlin	Pete McTighe	1 May 2013	244[1]
2	2	"Fly Me Away"	Kevin Carlin	Pete McTighe	8 May 2013	102[2]
3	3	"The Girl Who Waited"	Catherine Millar	Pete McTighe	15 May 2013	110[3]
4	4	"The Things We Do"	Catherine Millar	Pete McTighe	22 May 2013	97[4]
5	5	"The Velvet Curtain"	Tori Garrett	Pete McTighe	29 May 2013	115[5]
6	6	"Captive"	Tori Garrett	Pete McTighe	5 June 2013	92[6]
7	7	"Something Dies"	Jet Wilkinson	Pete McTighe	12 June 2013	97[7]
8	8	"Mind Games"	Jet Wilkinson	Lally Katz & Emma J. Steele	19 June 2013	82[8]
9	9	"To the Moon"	Kevin Carlin	Guila Sandler	26 June 2013	77[9]
10	10	"Checkmate"	Kevin Carlin	Emma J. Steele	3 July 2013	125[10]

Season 2 (2014)

No. overall	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date	Aus. viewers
11	1	"Born Again"	Kevin Carlin	Pete McTighe	20 May 2014	75[11]
12	2	"Whatever It Takes"	Kevin Carlin	John Ridley	27 May 2014	99[12]
13	3	"Boys in the Yard"	Catherine Millar	Timothy Hobart	3 June 2014	95[13]
14	4	"The Danger Within"	Catherine Millar	Marcia Gardner	10 June 2014	66[14]
15	5	"Twist the Knife"	Dee McLachlan	Pete McTighe	17 June 2014	64[15]
16	6	"The Pink Dragon"	Dee McLachlan	Marcia Gardner	24 June 2014	100[16]
17	7	"Metamorphosis"	Pino Amenta	John Ridley	1 July 2014	68[17]
18	8	"Sins of the Mother"	Pino Amenta	Timothy Hobart	8 July 2014	79[18]
19	9	"The Fixer"	Steve Jodrell	John Ridley	15 July 2014	87[19]
20	10	"Jail Birds"	Steve Jodrell	Timothy Hobart	22 July 2014	81[20]
21	11	"Into the Night"	Kevin Carlin	Adam Todd	29 July 2014	86[21]
22	12	"Fear Her"	Kevin Carlin	Pete McTighe	5 August 2014	103[22]

Season 3 (2015)

No. overall	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date	Aus. viewers
23	1	"The Governor's Pleasure"	Kevin Carlin	Stuart Cole	7 April 2015	100[23]
24	2	"Failing Upwards"	Kevin Carlin	Adam Todd	14 April 2015	94[24]
25	3	"Knives Out"	Catherine Millar	Pete McTighe	21 April 2015	98[25]
26	4	"Righteous Acts"	Catherine Millar	John Ridley	28 April 2015	102[26]
27	5	"Mercy"	Steve Jodrell	Adam Todd	5 May 2015	97[27]
28	6	"Evidence"	Steve Jodrell	Stuart Page	12 May 2015	118[28]
29	7	"The Long Game"	Kevin Carlin	Pete McTighe & Marcia Gardner	19 May 2015	104[29]
30	8	"Goldfish"	Kevin Carlin	John Ridley	26 May 2015	108[30]
31	9	"Freak Show"	Catherine Millar	Adam Todd	2 June 2015	108[31]
32	10	"A Higher Court"	Catherine Millar	Stuart Page	9 June 2015	127[32]
33	11	"The Living and the Dead"	Steve Jodrell	John Ridley	16 June 2015	109[33]
34	12	"Blood and Fire"	Steve Jodrell	Pete McTighe	23 June 2015	113[34]

Season 4

Season 4 is due to premiere on Soho on 10 May 2016.^[35] As the story resumes, Bea and her cell-block mates are returning to Wentworth after the fire and rebuilding of H Block to find a new dynamic in play with a new contender for Top Dog. On the outside, Franky is trying hard to be a productive member of society. As always, no-one should underestimate “The Freak”.The fourth season's story arc "will see new and old characters forced to decide what is and isn’t worth fighting for. While thematically, notions of love and obsession will underpin the season as the power base of Wentworth is redefined."^[36]

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