The Best Episodes Directed By Bob Bowen

Steve plots revenge after girlfriend Debbie loses a very dirty election for class president. But it backfires badly.

Director: Bob Bowen

Writer: David Zuckerman

Despite Francine's warning, Stan gives Steve a gun for Christmas; Steve accidentally shoots Santa.

Director: Bob Bowen

Writer: Erik Durbin

Milo, Zack, and Melissa—with help from Phineas, Ferb, Candace, Buford, and Baljeet—help conquer Murphy's law to stop a swarm of Pistachions.

Director: Bob Bowen

Writer: Jim Bernstein

When Stan forgets to pick up grenadine at the grocery store, Roger goes ballistic and vows to get him back by taking over a project close to his heart--the Homeowner’s Association.

Director: Bob Bowen

Writer: Brian Boyle

After Snot professes his love for Hayley and gets shot down, Steve and Roger devise a plan to cheer him up. Roger dresses up as Steve’s cousin from New Jersey, Jenny Fromdabloc, and Snot falls hard for her. Meanwhile, Stan wants to live like a gentleman of the 1960s, complete with dark suits and dry martinis.

Director: Bob Bowen

Writer: Laura McCreary

Brian discovers that his new blind girlfriend can't stand dogs, and Peter cannot negotiate his way down the new staircase.

Director: Bob Bowen

Writer: Cherry Chevapravatdumrong

Meg has fun partying with Peter when he takes her to a college for an interview. Brian must learn how to live in the wild when he gets sprayed by a skunk and is prohibited from entering the house.

Director: Bob Bowen

Writer: Danny Smith

After Stan punches a male meter maid during a disagreement over a parking ticket, a judge sentences him to two weeks of community service--as a meter maid. Meanwhile, Hayley poses in the nude for an art class, where one of the artists turns out to be Roger.

Director: Bob Bowen

Writer: Dan Vebber

When Peter's favorite kiddie show gets canceled, he decides to create and star in his own. Meanwhile, Meg starts an internship for Dr. Hartman.

Director: Bob Bowen

Writer: Julius Sharpe

When the criminal who shot Joe years ago, leaving Joe in a wheelchair, becomes a fugitive, Quagmire, Joe and Peter team up to hunt the bad guy down.

Director: Bob Bowen

Writer: Julius Sharpe

After an argument between Stan and Francine breaks out, Stan suggests they go see a counselor, who hypnotizes Francine and reawakens her lifelong dream of being a comedian. Meanwhile, back in Langley Falls, Steve brings home a potential love interest for Klaus.

Director: Bob Bowen

Writer: Rick Wiener

Peter grows frustrated when players on opposing teams continue to thank God after defeating his beloved New England Patriots football team, so he and the guys embark on a global quest to find God and ask Him to stop interfering with the outcome of professional football games.

Director: Bob Bowen

Writer: Alec Sulkin

On Valentine's Day, Meg goes on a date with a guy she met online, and Lois and Peter stay in bed all day; Brian is visited by his ex-girlfriends.

Director: Bob Bowen

Writer: Daniel Palladino

Stan leaves Francine at home to go out with the boys, but guys' night out goes from wild to reckless when Stan finds himself in one compromising situation after another. Meanwhile, Roger and Hayley use their charm and looks to attract a frat boy.

Director: Bob Bowen

Writer: Jim Bernstein

When Peter gets fired for crashing a forklift into a business meeting, Lois takes a job at the grocery store while Peter becomes a stay-at-home dad — which leads to poor bedroom performance.

Director: Bob Bowen

Writer: Teresa Hsiao

Upset that Hayley no longer wants his advice, Stan decides to prove that she is missing out on his sage counseling. After meeting a stripper on an important CIA mission, Stan takes it upon himself to improve her life and show Hayley that his advice works. But when he opens a new business, hoping to prove Hayley wrong, he finds himself dancing for cash to cover up his failures.

Director: Bob Bowen

Writer: Erik Durbin

Amanda is concerned that Milo will ruin everything at her carefully orchestrated school dance.

Director: Bob Bowen

Writer: Dani Vetere