The Best Episodes Directed By David Katzenberg

The Mighty Ducks face rough tournament play where they wonder if team spirit and heart are enough for them to win. Jace struggles with his glitch and resists becoming part of the group. Over on top-notch Dominate, Evan proves himself to be a grinder, and Coach Cole takes notice.

Director: David Katzenberg

Writer: Jessica Watson

Dr. Wolf and the team perform their most experimental treatment yet: a brain-computer interface implantation in their John Doe patient's brain.

Director: David Katzenberg

Writer: Michael Grassi

Adam works on his new persona for the first day of high school that he hopes will up his coolness level. Meanwhile, Beverly gets her teaching certification to become a substitute teacher. But when she is demoted to sub-janitor, she sends the Goldberg kids to a Saturday detention.

Director: David Katzenberg

Writer: Marc Firek

Lainey returns to William Penn Academy as the new music teacher. Lainey has a hard time adjusting to being an authority figure, but she realizes she might not be so bad at it when she discovers a kindred spirit in Principal Glascott’s niece, Felicia. Meanwhile, Coach Mellor struggles with Michael Jordan’s influence on modern-day basketball.

Director: David Katzenberg

Writer: Marc Firek

Erica makes a music video to get into college, while Murray and Bill's friendship grows.

Director: David Katzenberg

Writer: Chris Bishop

Jenna's sixteenth birthday isn't very sweet as she suffers one embarrassing experience after the next. Jenna is still reeling from the aftermath of her house party and dealing with the repercussions of everyone she's alienated. After failing her driving test and getting humiliated in the school cafeteria, Jenna wonders if she can repair her relationships with Matty and Tamara.

Director: David Katzenberg

Writer: Erin Ehrlich

When Lacey's BFF Ally comes to town, they decide to "help" Jenna throw a rager. The next day, a forgetful and hungover Jenna struggles to reconstruct the events of the wild night and find out who she kissed.

Director: David Katzenberg

Writer: Lauren Iungerich

The nerds battle the jocks in a popular board game.

Director: David Katzenberg

Writer: Andrew Secunda

Jenna's big accident is a distant memory, and she actually starts to feel normal again until a strange stalker brings her suicide stigma back to life. Jenna even starts to wonder if her "that girl" reputation is preventing Matty from seeing her as girlfriend material or. does he already have one?

Director: David Katzenberg

Writer: Kelly Fullerton

A Homecoming bonfire gives everyone license to misbehave, and Jenna contemplates the ultimate decision: to DTR (define the relationship) with Matty or not DTR.

Director: David Katzenberg

Writer: Meredith Philpott

Lacey starts her new job at Palos Hills and Jenna has a wake-up call that puts everything almost back to normal.

Director: David Katzenberg

Writer: Lauren Iungerich

Murray is happy to hear that Adam wants to participate in a school sport -- until he finds out it's fencing; Beverly tries to play matchmaker for Barry's wrestling coach and Erica's voice teacher.

Director: David Katzenberg

Writer: Alex Barnow

Schmidt receives a series of recent e-mails from his favorite actor Michael Keaton, who has sent letters to Nick ever since he was a kid. However, it turns out those letters and e-mails were not from the actor but from Schmidt's mother and Nick, posing as Keaton. Cece indulges in nightly parties to get over her break up with Schmidt.

Director: David Katzenberg

Writer: Dave Finkel

Jenna and Jake's relationship is finally going smoothly that is untill Matty starts tagging along and tries to tempt Jenna constantly.

Director: David Katzenberg

Writer: Kelly Fullerton

Jenna decides that it is time to change her ways but could it be too late?

Director: David Katzenberg

Writer: Christy Stratton

Ben’s divorce has been smooth sailing, but it hits rocky waters when his ex-wife, Renee, finally meets Alice. Renee doesn’t believe Alice is a good influence on Dora, Andy and Bunny, so Alice goes overboard to prove her wrong. Meanwhile, Andy and Dora fake being sick at school and devise a plan to get what they want and have their parents play off each other.

Director: David Katzenberg

Writer: Matthew Libman

As Fred and his crew are about to start construction he loses his crew, which could put his livelihood in jeopardy. Wanting to help his dad, Archie and his friends pitch in to help but after one of them is attacked, the gang comes up with a plan that lands them in Southside Serpent territory. With Jughead’s secret revealed, he is worried about how his friends will react. Meanwhile, Veronica and Betty suggest throwing Polly a baby shower to make her feel better, but Polly is hesitant knowing how everyone feels.

Director: David Katzenberg

Writer: Julia Cohen

Spencer gets unexpected info that leads him to reassess his priorities. Joe considers the best way to break bad news to the ASM staff. Marginalized once again by Larry, Charles decides to take matters into his own hands.

Director: David Katzenberg

Writer: Rashard Mendenhall

Beverly can't accept Adam has deep feelings for Dana. Murray watches football with Lainey's dad.

Director: David Katzenberg

Writer: Stacey Harman

Beverly and Murray react as Erica readies to head out of town for the summer, while Barry becomes the school mascot.

Director: David Katzenberg

Writer: Adam F. Goldberg

Jenna prepares for her first Valentine's Day with a boyfriend; Jenna and Tamara are jealous that Matty and Ricky seem to be moving on.

Director: David Katzenberg

Writer: Michael J. Cinquemani

During the Fourth of July parade in Happyland, a natural disaster is a hindrance to the festivities, forcing people to go underground.

Director: David Katzenberg

Writer: Ben Epstein

Will and Lucy consider the nature of their relationship; a family friend holds a super fan wedding at the park; a wedding guest hinders Elena and James' romance.

Director: David Katzenberg

Writer: Jill Cargerman