The best episode directed by Chris Bennett is "Lost in Space", rated 8.3/10 from 3 user votes. It was "written by Mike Barker". "Lost in Space" aired on 5/5/2013 and is rated 0.3 point(s) higher than their second highest rated, "Downtown".
Jeff must prove his love for Hayley to Emperor Zing in order to find his way home from the spaceship that abducted him.
Director: Chris Bennett
Writer: Mike Barker
Hayley and Steve find themselves stranded in a suburban neighborhood.
Director: Chris Bennett
Writer: Nic Wegener
After losing patience with Hayley and Jeff for their freeloading ways, Stan bets the young couple that he and Francine can live on minimum wage for a month. Meanwhile, Steve and Roger embark on a mission to test drive the car of their dreams.
Director: Chris Bennett
Writer: Murray Miller
Francine and Stan compare parenting skills after Stan creates a clone of Steve; Roger searches for the missing bride and groom.
Director: Chris Bennett
Writer: Erik Sommers
Stressed out by his family and his obligations, Stan decides to buy a hot tub to relieve his stress, but gets into hot water when he finds out the hot tub is evil.
Director: Chris Bennett
Writer: Murray Miller
After an argument with Stan, Roger moves out of the house and is subsequently replaced. Meanwhile, Steve acquires a new job at Pearl Bailey High School.
Director: Chris Bennett
Writer: Erik Sommers
Bonding with Steve at the zoo causes Stan to lose Steve in the gorilla cage.
Director: Chris Bennett
Writer: Erik Durbin
Roger pretends to be Jeff's imaginary friend so he can roam around the house without a disguise; when Jeff realizes Roger is an alien, Stan issues an ultimatum -- either Roger or Jeff must be killed; Steve becomes insecure about his body.
Director: Chris Bennett
Writer: Keith Heisler
When Francine's sister Gwen comes to town, Hayley suspects she is up to no good. Meanwhile, Stan teaches Steve the art of hugging Aunt Gwen, and Klaus shadows Roger's dramatic comments.
Director: Chris Bennett
Writer: Rachael Bogert
Jeff, Francine and Roger decide to team up and start their own bus tour business, with murderous results.
Director: Chris Bennett
Writer: Brett Cawley
Stan gets Francine baseball tickets for her birthday but is upset when they have a horrible kiss on the kiss cam. Steve and Roger head to Nevada to help clean polluted water.
Director: Chris Bennett
Writer: Jordan Blum
Francine reconnects with her birth family when she starts craving the experience of having a big family. Meanwhile, Stan becomes a Picker based on his obsession with American Pickers.
Director: Chris Bennett
Writer: Joel Hurwitz
Stan fears that Hayley has no life skills so he forces her to take a job as a bartender in Roger's attic bar but, when Bullock becomes Hayley's best customer, Stan realizes that he can use his daughter's knowledge to get ahead at work.
Director: Chris Bennett
Writer: Rick Singer
Francine becomes less attracted to Stan when he gets involved with slot car racing. Roger becomes a stewardess to perform comedy routines on the plane but is upset when another stewardess is funnier than him.
Director: Chris Bennett
Writer: Charles Suozzi
Jeff's people pleasing nature gets in the way of his relationship with Hayley; Stan wears a confusing costume to the CIA costume party.
Director: Chris Bennett
Writer: Laura Beason
A talk show reveals that Francine was the toddler who, famously, was rescued from a well by a firefighter; Francine makes a discovery when she falls down the well on the anniversary of her rescue; Stan and Roger come up with a business idea.
Director: Chris Bennett
Writer: Murray Miller
Roger and Francine discover an alien in the woods, and Roger capriciously has a one-night relationship with her before being fed up with her quirks. He tries to get rid of her by calling the CIA, but then realizes that he can’t go through with it.
Director: Chris Bennett
Writer: Wes Lukey
Stan can't escape a recurring Father's Day.
Director: Chris Bennett
Writer: Jordan Blum
Stan loses his faith in religion after Steve questions everything in the Bible. He takes the family to Korea to investigate the rumors of a reinvented "Noah's Ark."
Director: Chris Bennett
Writer: Greg Cohen
Jeff wins a tour through a mysterious weed factory and brings Stan along.
Director: Chris Bennett
Writer: Nic Wegener
Stan tries an experimental pill from the CIA and turns into a girl. Meanwhile, Klaus and Roger start a business selling Stan's suits as he no longer needs them as a female.
Director: Chris Bennett
Writer: Brett Cawley
Steve goes to boarding school, only to discover it's an all-girls school. Stan is annoyed by a parade of characters that come to take Steve's place at home.
Director: Chris Bennett
Writer: Nic Wegener
Roger tries to give Steve bubonic plague in order to qualify to Make-A-Wish to meet The Weeknd. Stan abducts The Weeknd to teach Roger a valuable lesson. Meanwhile, Hayley attempts to sleep with the celebrity singer.
Director: Chris Bennett
Writer: Joel Hurwitz
When Hayley goes to a My Morning Jacket concert against Stan’s wishes, he crashes the show to bring her back home, but when he hears their music for the first time, it calls to him and he’s smitten. Stan becomes obsessed with the band and decides to follow them on the road as a groupie.
Director: Chris Bennett
Writer: Mike Barker
When Steve starts acting out his sexual energy, Francine asks Stan to give him the talk, but he makes Steve join a creepy father-daughter celibacy club with him instead. Also, the family builds a water slide in the backyard.
Director: Chris Bennett
Writer: Charles Suozzi