What are the best episodes of Phoenix Rising?

The best rated episodes of Phoenix Rising are: Part 2: Stand Up - S1E2 rated 8.0

What are the worst episodes of Phoenix Rising?

The lowest rated episodes of Phoenix Rising are: Part 1: Don’t Fall - S1E1 rated 7.9

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Best Episodes of Phoenix Rising

Part 2: Stand Up
S1 Ep2
8.0
16th Mar 2022
As more witnesses speak out about Marilyn Manson's actions, Evan Rachel Wood continues to share her story in hopes of helping fellow survivors. Then, investigators meet with Wood as she prepares to publicly name Manson for the first time.

Worst Episodes of Phoenix Rising

Part 1: Don’t Fall
S1 Ep1
7.9
15th Mar 2022
In 2019, actor and activist Evan Rachel Wood co-authors and helps pass California's Phoenix Act, which extends the statute of limitations for domestic violence cases. Having never publicly named her abuser, Wood begins to detail the violent relationship she was coerced into at only 18 years old with then 37-year-old Brian Warner, known to the world as rock icon Marilyn Manson.

Phoenix Rising Episode Guide

Part 1: Don’t Fall
S1 Ep1
7.9
15th Mar 2022
In 2019, actor and activist Evan Rachel Wood co-authors and helps pass California's Phoenix Act, which extends the statute of limitations for domestic violence cases. Having never publicly named her abuser, Wood begins to detail the violent relationship she was coerced into at only 18 years old with then 37-year-old Brian Warner, known to the world as rock icon Marilyn Manson.
Part 2: Stand Up
S1 Ep2
8.0
16th Mar 2022
As more witnesses speak out about Marilyn Manson's actions, Evan Rachel Wood continues to share her story in hopes of helping fellow survivors. Then, investigators meet with Wood as she prepares to publicly name Manson for the first time.

Actress and activist Evan Rachel Wood takes her experience as a survivor of domestic violence and pursues justice, heals generational wounds, and reclaims her story. Almost a decade after escaping a dangerous relationship, Wood co-authors and successfully lobbies for passage of The Phoenix Act, legislation that extends the statute of limitations for domestic violence cases in California.