List of Killing Eve episodes

Killing Eve is a spy thriller television series that premiered on BBC America in the United States on 8 April 2018. The series is based on the Villanelle novel series by Luke Jennings, and follows Eve Polastri (Sandra Oh), a British intelligence investigator tasked with capturing psychopathic assassin Villanelle (Jodie Comer); as the chase progresses, the two develop a mutual obsession.

As of 31 May 2020, 24 episodes of Killing Eve have aired, concluding the third series. In January 2020, it was renewed for a fourth series.[1]

Series overview

Series of Killing Eve

Series		Episodes		Originally aired
				First aired	Last aired
	1	8		8 April 2018	27 May 2018
	2	8		7 April 2019	26 May 2019
	3	8		12 April 2020	31 May 2020

Episodes

Series 1 (2018)

Killing Eve series 1 episodes

No. overall	No. in series	Title [2]	Directed by	Written by	Original air date [2]	U.S. viewers (millions)
1	1	"Nice Face"	Harry Bradbeer	Phoebe Waller-Bridge	8 April 2018[3][4]	0.423[5]
Psychopathic Villanelle—a young and prolific assassin—leaves a trail of high-profile murders across several countries. MI5 officer Eve Polastri connects a new assassination in Vienna to a series of such killings which she has been researching in her own time. Her theory that the assassin is a woman is dismissed by her superiors, but her unauthorised interview with the only witness confirms it. The witness is murdered while in a London hospital, along with a nurse and two guards, causing MI5 to fire Eve and her associate Bill. Impressed by Eve, Carolyn Martens, head of the Russia Section of MI6, recruits her for an off-the-books assignment to track the killer.
2	2	"I'll Deal with Him Later"	Harry Bradbeer	Phoebe Waller-Bridge	15 April 2018	0.371[6]
Following her assignment in Bulgaria, Villanelle's handler Konstantin is concerned about her increasing recklessness. He informs her that a covert MI6 task force, led by Eve, is investigating her string of assassinations. Eve realises that a nurse she saw at the hospital before the murders may be the killer, and she recruits Elena and Bill as her assistants. Villanelle forms a relationship with her neighbour Sebastien and carries out another murder, of a successful parfumier, at a dinner party in Paris.
3	3	"Don't I Know You?"	Jon East	Vicky Jones	22 April 2018	0.388[7]
Villanelle lures Eve to Berlin by using Eve's name while committing another murder, and trails Eve as she investigates it. Bill spots Villanelle and follows her to a nightclub. Before Eve can get to him, Villanelle stabs Bill repeatedly, killing him.
4	4	"Sorry Baby"	Jon East	George Kay	29 April 2018	0.503[8]
Konstantin punishes Villanelle for her recent unpredictable behaviour by making her work with two other operatives: Nadia and Diego. The three are to assassinate Frank Haleton, Eve's former MI5 boss, who Eve has discovered is a mole. Eve and Elena rush to Frank's rescue, while Villanelle manipulates Nadia into killing Diego, and runs over Nadia with her car.
5	5	"I Have a Thing About Bathrooms"	Jon East	Phoebe Waller-Bridge	6 May 2018	0.518[9]
Eve and Carolyn get Frank to a safe house, and he tells them that he is being paid by a shadow organisation "the Twelve" that uses Villanelle for purposeful destabilisation. There are hints that Elena and Kenny may have a romantic relationship. Villanelle breaks into Eve's home to talk to her, and takes her phone, which Villanelle uses to track down Frank at the safe house and kill him. Konstantin tells Villanelle that Nadia is alive and has to be killed before she can be questioned.
6	6	"Take Me to the Hole!"	Damon Thomas	George Kay	13 May 2018	0.537[10]
Eve and Carolyn track down Nadia to a Moscow prison, and are allowed to speak to her due to Carolyn's camaraderie with two Russian Intelligence officers, one of whom is Konstantin. Eve and Carolyn offer Nadia a deal, but before she can accept, she is killed by Villanelle, whom Konstantin had transferred to the prison for that purpose.
7	7	"I Don't Want to Be Free"	Damon Thomas	Rob Williams	20 May 2018	0.485[11]
Eve investigates Anna, Villanelle's former teacher, with whom she had a deep relationship before Villanelle killed her husband. Villanelle is broken out from prison, meets her new handler and is given her next target: Konstantin. Villanelle breaks into Konstantin's home but he escapes. Eve discovers that Carolyn secretly met Villanelle at the prison earlier that day, before she escaped.
8	8	"God, I'm Tired"	Damon Thomas	Phoebe Waller-Bridge	27 May 2018	0.701[12]
Konstantin goes to Carolyn and Eve for help, confessing that Villanelle is after him and to save his daughter Irina. Villanelle goes to Anna for her passport and money. Eve had taken the passport and left her a note. Villane and Anna have a confrontation, and Anna kills herself before Villanelle could. Villanelle calls Eve to come to the cafe and bring her passport and Konstantin. Eve and Konstantin have a confrontation with Villanelle in a cafe; Villanelle shoots Konstantin and escapes. Carolyn fires Eve from MI6, but Eve independently tracks down Villanelle to her Paris apartment. The pair confess their obsession with each other. Eve stabs Villanelle and Villanelle flees.

Series 2 (2019)

Killing Eve series 2 episodes

No. overall	No. in series	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date [2]	U.S. viewers (millions)
9	1	"Do You Know How to Dispose of a Body?"	Damon Thomas	Emerald Fennell	7 April 2019	0.403[13]
Continuing directly from the end of the first series, Eve searches for the wounded Villanelle. Without finding her, Eve is called back to London to investigate a murder case believed to have been ordered by the Twelve. Villanelle has a rough time as she makes her way from a Paris hospital to London.
10	2	"Nice and Neat"	Damon Thomas	Emerald Fennell	14 April 2019	0.321[14]
Eve meets her new team and deduces that the murderer is not Villanelle, but a new assassin for the Twelve whom she nicknames "the Ghost". Villanelle is close to London, and tricks a man, Julian, into taking her home and helping her heal, but he tries to trap her at his house. After a few days she escapes, killing him and meets her new handler, Raymond.
11	3	"The Hungry Caterpillar"	Lisa Brühlmann	Emerald Fennell and Henrietta & Jessica Ashworth	21 April 2019	0.361[15]
Villanelle is ordered by Raymond to perform a clean assassination like the Ghost. She kills her target in a lift and delivers lipstick to Eve with the name "Love in an Elevator" to ensure that Eve knows who performed the assassination. Eve is struggling with balancing her job and her strained relationship with Niko.
12	4	"Desperate Times"	Lisa Brühlmann	Emerald Fennell & D.C. Moore	28 April 2019	0.459[16]
The Ghost's body count is much larger than expected and appears to be based around Aaron Peel. Villanelle tries to get Eve's attention with an assassination in Amsterdam, but is angered when Eve does not show up to investigate.
13	5	"Smell Ya Later"	Francesca Gregorini	Freddy Syborn	5 May 2019	0.454[17]
In a desperate attempt to get closer to Villanelle, Eve puts out a hit on herself, hiring Villanelle to do the job. Instead, Eve and Carolyn hire Villanelle to work with MI6. The Ghost is coerced by Villanelle into giving up information about who ordered the murder contract. Villanelle meets Niko and tells him about her and Eve in Paris.
14	6	"I Hope You Like Missionary!"	Francesca Gregorini	Jeremy Dyson	12 May 2019	0.402[18]
Niko confronts Eve about what really happened in Paris. With new information about Aaron Peel, Villanelle goes undercover as a New Yorker named Billie to befriend Aaron's sister, Amber but there is conflict between Villanelle and Aaron.
15	7	"Wide Awake"	Damon Thomas	Emerald Fennell	19 May 2019	0.419[19]
Aaron apologises to Villanelle and invites her to go to Rome. Villanelle interrogates Niko whilst Eve visits the psychologist. In Rome, Villanelle discovers Aaron's plans but Eve becomes jealous of their relationship.
16	8	"You're Mine"	Damon Thomas	Emerald Fennell	26 May 2019	0.367[20]
Villanelle discovers Aaron's dark secret and says the 'safe word'. Eve dresses as a cleaner to save Villanelle but she saves Eve instead. Raymond attacks Villanelle but she is saved by Eve, who kills Raymond. Villanelle and Eve escape to Hadrian's Villa (Teatro Marittimo, Tivoli, Lazio) and have an argument there. Villanelle reveals that she wanted Eve to kill Raymond and wasn't in any actual danger. Eve rejects Villanelle's plan for them to run away together and walks away. Villanelle shoots Eve and leaves.

Series 3 (2020)

Killing Eve series 3 episodes

No. overall	No. in series	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date [2]	U.S. viewers (millions)
17	1	"Slowly Slowly Catchy Monkey"	Terry McDonough	Suzanne Heathcote	12 April 2020	0.443[21]
Six months after the events in Rome, Villanelle has settled down in Spain and is about to be married. Her wedding is interrupted by the arrival of former assassin Dasha, who trained her. Dasha asks Villanelle to return to working for the Twelve, and Villanelle asks to be promoted to the role of "Keeper" in return, which would make her more powerful than both Dasha and Konstantin. To prove her loyalty, Villanelle is tasked with killing a local political agitator. Meanwhile, Eve has left MI6 and is now working at a Korean restaurant in New Malden as she tries to adjust to civilian life. She is supported by Kenny, who has also quit MI6 and now works as an investigative journalist independently investigating the Twelve. Eve agrees to meet Kenny for after-work drinks, but finds his office deserted. She discovers Kenny's dead body outside, having apparently been thrown from the roof by an unknown assailant.
18	2	"Management Sucks"	Terry McDonough	Anna Jordan	19 April 2020	0.342[22]
Eve gets drunk at Kenny's funeral when she learns his death was declared a suicide. She tries to access his phone, but is blocked by the password. Kenny's boss Jamie contacts her and offers to unlock the phone in exchange for her co-operation in investigating Kenny's death. Carolyn approaches Eve separately, frustrated that she cannot investigate Kenny's death since she has been put on bereavement leave. She shares a theory that Villanelle is active again, and while Eve initially resists, she agrees to help Carolyn. The two are unaware that Konstantin is eavesdropping on them. Meanwhile, Villanelle is assigned to mentor Felix, a promising young assassin. They infiltrate a children's birthday party to kill their target, but Felix diverges from the plan and Villanelle kills him. She returns home to find Konstantin waiting for her, and he informs her that Eve has survived.
19	3	"Meetings Have Biscuits"	Miranda Bowen	Laura Neal	26 April 2020	0.334[23]
Eve finds that Kenny had been looking into financial records and that a bank account in Geneva, used by the Chinese diplomat Villanelle killed in season 1, has suddenly become active again. Carolyn engineers a meeting with Henrik, a Swiss banker and her former flame, to find out who manages the account. The trail leads to Charles Kruger, a former Russian agent who disappeared at the end of the Cold War. Eve suspects that Kruger is the accountant for the Twelve. Villanelle tracks her down on a bus and the two briefly fight; Villanelle gains the upper hand, but Eve surprises her by kissing her before headbutting her. Eve realises that Villanelle's presence in London is no coincidence and believes she is planning to kill Carolyn. She tries to warn Carolyn as she visits Kruger, but she is too late. Disguised as a police officer, Villanelle kills Kruger. Eve returns to her apartment to find a stuffed toy reciting a recorded message from Villanelle.
20	4	"Still Got It"	Miranda Bowen	Elinor Cook	3 May 2020	0.380[24]
Eve finds a connection between a murder committed by Villanelle and another death in 1974, and is disturbed by the delivery of a birthday cake sent by Villanelle. Konstantin tracks down Kruger's widow and convinces her to send him a file that Kruger had set aside as an insurance policy. He travels to Barcelona and gives Villanelle information on her family, promising her more if she kills Kruger's widow. Meanwhile, Niko leaves England for Poland to manage his PTSD. Eve repeatedly tries to get in contact with him, but receives no response. Dasha is approached by an agent of the Twelve who orders her to make sure Villanelle remains focused. She follows Niko to Poland and steals his phone, using it to lure Eve to his farmhouse. Dasha stabs Niko in front of Eve, but remains hidden from view. She leaves a message to make Eve think Villanelle is responsible as Villanelle arrives at her hometown in Russia.
21	5	"Are You from Pinner?"	Shannon Murphy	Suzanne Heathcote	10 May 2020	0.419[25]
Villanelle's return to her family home in Russia is met with surprise and suspicion from her extended family. She bonds with her reclusive brother Pyotr and her Elton John-obsessed half-brother Bor'ka, and reunites with her mother Tatiana. She settles into family life and for a time enjoys herself. Things come to a head when the family visit the local Harvest Festival; Bor'ka enters a cooking competition, but does not win. He confides in Villanelle that Tatiana shamed him for embarrassing her afterwards. Villanelle confronts Tatiana over her abandoning Villanelle at an orphanage as a child. Tatiana demands she leave before claiming that Villanelle's father, whom she adored, was in fact afraid of her. Heartbroken, Villanelle kills Tatiana before blowing up the house, sparing only Bor'ka and Pyotr. Villanelle leaves money for Bor'ka to buy tickets to an Elton John show and escapes aboard a train, where she starts crying and dancing in her seat to the music on her headphones.
22	6	"End of Game"	Shannon Murphy	Krissie Ducker	17 May 2020	0.340[26]
Villanelle is promoted to Keeper by Hélène, an agent of the Twelve, and ordered to kill a Romanian politician. Disappointed and frustrated that the work is no different, she approaches Konstantin and asks to join his plan to run away. Konstantin is reluctant because his daughter Irina hates her. Villanelle helps Irina cut classes and bonds with her over their shared dislike of their mothers. Konstantin is reassigned to investigate Kruger's wife's death by Paul, who is unaware that he is responsible. Carolyn continues her investigation into Kenny's death and is shocked to learn that Kenny believed Konstantin was his father. Meanwhile, Niko survives his stabbing and rejects Eve. Eve deduces that Villanelle did not stab him because she was busy killing Kruger's widow, and learns of Dasha's role in Villanelle's training. She visits Dasha in Barcelona, who taunts her; Eve is unfazed and tells Dasha she knows Dasha stabbed Niko. Dasha returns to her apartment where she finds an injured Villanelle. Villanelle admits that she wants to escape the life of a killer for hire. Konstantin prepares to flee with Irina, but is horrified when she drives a car to run over her step-father.
23	7	"Beautiful Monster"	Damon Thomas	Laura Neal	24 May 2020	0.357[27]
Villanelle meets with Hélène over her commitment to the job. Villanelle asks for another assignment instead. She and Dasha travel to Aberdeen to kill an American businessman at a golf resort. Villanelle constantly antagonises Dasha even as they lure the American into the woods. Villanelle hits Dasha over the head with a golf club and leaves her for dead. Eve tracks Villanelle's credit card to Aberdeen and finds Dasha semi-conscious in the woods. Dasha admits to stabbing Niko and Eve is tempted to kill her by standing on her chest. Carolyn's aide, Mo, discovers something connecting Paul to the Twelve but he is killed by Rhian, an assassin for the Twelve. Meanwhile, Konstantin is frustrated by his inability to get Irina released from prison. He returns to England and is called by Villanelle to pick her up after she attacks Dasha. As they prepare to board a train, he begins having a heart attack. Villanelle promises to come back for him, but she abandons him instead and he is found by Eve. As Villanelle's train leaves, she looks out the window to see Eve on the platform. She calls Eve. Konstantin wakes up and recovers in hospital and finds Dasha in the bed next to him.
24	8	"Are You Leading or Am I?"	Damon Thomas	Suzanne Heathcote and Laura Neal	31 May 2020	0.393[28]
Villanelle approaches Carolyn and offers to become an informant for MI6; Carolyn rejects her when she cannot provide any information. Villanelle then approaches Eve and asks her to retrieve a package Konstantin had hidden to aid his escape. Their meeting is interrupted by the arrival of Rhian, who summons Villanelle to meet Hélène. Villanelle kills Rhian and goes back to meet Eve. Konstantin checks himself out of hospital and argues with Dasha over their handling of Villanelle. The stress causes Dasha to die of a heart attack. Konstantin reaches Eve before Villanelle does when Paul calls him and demands to see him. They arrive at Paul's house to find Carolyn holding him at gunpoint and Villanelle joins them. Having seen a video of Kenny and Konstantin on the day Kenny died, Carolyn demands an explanation from Konstantin. He claims that he tried to recruit Kenny into the Twelve to save him, but Kenny got scared and fell to his death. Carolyn is tempted to shoot him, but spares him and kills Paul. She concludes that she will never be able to stop the Twelve. Eve and Villanelle leave together and admit they bring out the worst in each other, but are nevertheless drawn together. They make a pact to walk away and never see each other again, but the two stop walking and look back at each other.

Ratings

Series 1

Viewership and ratings per episode of List of Killing Eve episodes

No.	Title	Air date	Rating (18–49)	Viewers (millions)	DVR viewers (millions)	Total viewers (millions)
1	"Nice Face"	8 April 2018	0.10	0.423[5]	0.348	0.771[29]
2	"I'll Deal With Him Later"	15 April 2018	0.07	0.371[6]	0.397	0.769[30]
3	"Don't I Know You?"	22 April 2018	0.08	0.388[7]	N/A	N/A
4	"Sorry Baby"	29 April 2018	0.11	0.503[8]	0.475	0.978[31]
5	"I Have a Thing About Bathrooms"	6 May 2018	0.13	0.518[9]	N/A	N/A
6	"Take Me to the Hole!"	13 May 2018	0.14	0.537[10]	0.536	1.073[32]
7	"I Don't Want to Be Free"	20 May 2018	0.11	0.485[11]	N/A	N/A
8	"God, I'm Tired"	27 May 2018	0.13	0.701[12]	0.633	1.335[33]

Series 2

Viewership and ratings per episode of List of Killing Eve episodes

No.	Title	Air date	Rating (18–49)	Viewers (millions)	DVR viewers (millions)	Total viewers (millions)
1	"Do You Know How to Dispose of a Body?"	7 April 2019	0.10	0.403[13]	0.386	0.790[34]
2	"Nice and Neat"	14 April 2019	0.07	0.321[14]	0.445	0.766[35]
3	"The Hungry Caterpillar"	21 April 2019	0.04	0.361[15]	N/A	N/A
4	"Desperate Times"	28 April 2019	0.12	0.459[16]	0.441	0.900[36]
5	"Smell Ya Later"	5 May 2019	0.13	0.454[17]	0.459	0.914[37]
6	"I Hope You Like Missionary!"	12 May 2019	0.07	0.402[18]	0.493	0.896[38]
7	"Wide Awake"	19 May 2019	0.09	0.419[19]	0.477	0.897[39]
8	"You're Mine"	26 May 2019	0.08	0.367[20]	0.413	0.780[40]

Series 3

Viewership and ratings per episode of List of Killing Eve episodes

No.	Title	Air date	Rating (18–49)	Viewers (millions)	DVR viewers (millions)	Total viewers (millions)
1	"Slowly Slowly Catchy Monkey"	12 April 2020	0.12	0.443[21]	0.290	0.733[41]
2	"Management Sucks"	19 April 2020	0.08	0.342[22]	0.297	0.639[42]
3	"Meetings Have Biscuits"	26 April 2020	0.10	0.334[23]	0.399	0.733[43]
4	"Still Got It"	3 May 2020	0.11	0.380[24]	N/A	N/A
5	"Are You From Pinner"	10 May 2020	0.11	0.419[25]	0.371	0.790[44]
6	"End of Game"	17 May 2020	0.10	0.340[26]	0.456	0.796[45]
7	"Beautiful Monster"	24 May 2020	0.09	0.357[27]	0.464	0.821[46]
8	"Are You Leading or Am I?"	31 May 2020	0.11	0.393[28]	0.346	0.739[47]

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