Season 5 (Broken Down Hard)

## Episodes

#1: "Crazy Guy"
#2: "Half Price"
#3: "The Man For This"
#4: "Greetings"
#5: "All Rise For The Judge"
#6: "Townsend v. McKimmel"
#7: "TMI"
#8: "Hangman"
#9: "Down the Wrong Path"
#10: "Something Hopeful"

The **fifth season** of the American television crime drama series ***Broken Down Hard*** was announced on July 2018. The series returned on February 16, 2020. It consists of 10 episodes, each running approximately 46 minutes in length.

## Story

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## Credits

* Starring
* Guest Starring
* Notable Co-Starring
* Notable Crew

### Guest Starring

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## Episodes

**Episode 1: "Crazy Guy"**
Directed by Cooper Brandis
 Written by John Grant
February 16, 2020  •  54 minutes**Episode 2: "Half Price"**
Directed by Cooper Brandis
 Written by Jean Saunders
February 23, 2020  •  46 minutes**Episode 3: "The Man For This"**
Directed by Cooper Brandis
 Written by Kate Perkins
March 1, 2020  •  54 minutes**Episode 4: "Greetings"**
Directed by Cooper Brandis
 Written by Michael Slater
March 8, 2020  •  46 minutes**Episode 5: "All Rise For The Judge"**
Directed by Cooper Brandis
 Written by Lisa Williamson
March 15, 2020  •  50 minutes**Episode 6: "Townsend v. McKimmel"**
Directed by Cooper Brandis
 Written by William Fischer
March 22, 2020  •  51 minutes**Episode 7: "TMI"**
Directed by Cooper Brandis
 Written by Jean Saunders
March 29, 2020  •  46 minutes**Episode 8: "Hangman"**
Directed by Cooper Brandis
 Written by Cooper Brandis
April 5, 2020  •  54 minutes**Episode 9: "Down the Wrong Path"**
Directed by Cooper Brandis
 Written by William Fischer
April 12, 2020  •  59 minutes**Episode 10: "Something Hopeful"**
Directed by Cooper Brandis
 Written by John Grant & Rachel Winters
April 19, 2020  •  60 minutes
## Trivia

* On April 8, 2019, Cooper Brandis announced on Twitter the start of the filming of season 5.
* Interviewed by Vulture, Cooper Brandis has revealed that the fifth season won't return until 2020.
* Rami Malek (Stefan Alexander) is promoted to the main cast for the fifth season.
* Benjamin Cruz does not appear, making him the first main character to not appear in a season after their introduction.
* The Season 5 poster contains a ripped-up photograph of Jordan McKimmel put back together, but with once piece missing. This symbolises Jordan trying to rebuild his once kind-hearted personality, but he is still missing one piece of the puzzle.