The best episode directed by Elliot Hegarty is "Pam Freakin' Staggs", rated 10/10 from 1 user votes. It was "written by Mitch Hunter". "Pam Freakin' Staggs" aired on 1/7/2015 and is rated 0.0 point(s) higher than their second highest rated, "Halloween VI: Tick Tock Death".
Frankie acts like a teenager when she hangs out with Pam Staggs, a former classmate who was popular in high school. Meanwhile, Brick surprises Mike by winning an athletic award; Sue pursues some odd hobbies; and Axl seeks a date with Devin Levin.
Director: Elliot Hegarty
Writer: Mitch Hunter
Each member of the Heck family finds themselves in situations reminiscent of "The Twilight Zone."
Director: Elliot Hegarty
Writer: Tim Hobert
Frankie decides that April is not good enough to be with Axl and does anything she can to keep her out of the annual family Christmas photo. Frankie must fight for Axl's attention when he announces that he will be spending Thanksgiving with April.
Director: Elliot Hegarty
Writer: Ilana Wernick
When Pat plans a camping trip to enjoy some father-and-son bonding time with Jimmy, Kenny also joins them to prove that even though he’s gay he can still be manly. During the camping trip, Pat continuously pressures Jimmy about his upcoming wrestling match, which leads to a surprising result. Meanwhile, after Eileen discovers Shannon has been skipping her classes and refuses confirmation, she invites Father Phil over to help answer Shannon’s challenging questions she has about Catholicism.
Director: Elliot Hegarty
Writer: Adam Roberts
With his wife and son visiting from America, Ted makes drastic changes to the lineup during a critical match.
Director: Elliot Hegarty
Writer: Brett Goldstein
It's the Abbey Grove swimming gala and Alfie's class compete in the synchronised diving.
Director: Elliot Hegarty
Writer: Jack Whitehall
When Jamie refuses to train, Ted turns to talented new signing Dani Rojas—and the team is struck by an age-old curse.
Director: Elliot Hegarty
Writer: Bill Wrubel
Pat’s brother Dwayne (who is also Aunt Jodi’s ex-husband) comes to town to help Pat build his new “tiny house” in the garage. Shannon realizes Jodi and Dwayne still have chemistry, and tries to get them back together. Meanwhile, when Eileen becomes addicted to a CrossFit class she’s taking with Kenny, he must find a way to break the cult-like hold it has over her.
Director: Elliot Hegarty
Writer: Sam Laybourne
Dre endeavors to take over the role of office Santa from the head of human resources.
Director: Elliot Hegarty
Writer: Gail Lerner
In a flashback to 10 months earlier, Luke drags Dylan and Evie to a posh party in the country. Luke is desperate to sleep with his childhood crush Ilona, who's on his 'things to do before I die' list.
Director: Elliot Hegarty
Writer: Tom Edge
In a flashback to 18 months ago, Luke is enjoying the best sex of his life with psychology student Cleo, but he's keen to avoid deep conversation in case she realises that he's actually quite shallow.
Director: Elliot Hegarty
Writer: Tom Edge
Mike and Frankie agree to house-sit for Frankie's sister in hope of having a romantic, kid-free weekend; Axl, Darrin and Sean go on a road trip.
Director: Elliot Hegarty
Writer: Mitch Hunter
Frankie makes a deal with her kids, that if they do their homework and keep chores she won't nag them. Meanwhile, Mike takes a job as a night driver with Bob.
Director: Elliot Hegarty
Writer: Rob Ulin
While Frankie's parents Tag and Pat visit for Christmas, Mike is less than thrilled. To make matters worse, the Hecks have a disagreement with them over Frankie's idea on how to celebrate the holiday without exchanging presents
Director: Elliot Hegarty
Writer: Mitch Hunter
Dylan must contact all the girls he has slept with to inform them he has chlamydia. He casts his mind back to Abigail and a flashback reveals a defining moment he'd tried to forget...
Director: Elliot Hegarty
Writer: Tom Edge
Trashy neighbor Rita Glossner talks an apprehensive Frankie into taking a road trip to an unknown destination. Mike takes an embarrassing fall at the quarry and has to deal with even more embarrassment when OSHA is called in to investigate. Sue attempts to convince Axl to end his estrangement with the family after learning their true feelings about April.
Director: Elliot Hegarty
Writer: Rich Dahm
Frankie becomes sad when her doctor informs her that her ovaries are shriveled up, which means her days of having kids are over. In an attempt to cheer her up, Mike offers to have him and Frankie babysit the neighbor's baby overnight, which puts some perspective on being an older parent. Meanwhile, Sue and Axl are a bit shocked when romantic sparks fly between Sean Donahue and Sue's roommate Lexie; and Brick tries his best to hone up on his font knowledge when he meets Gibson, a worthy font opponent.
Director: Elliot Hegarty
Writer: Ilana Wernick
When Alice asks Ben for an assistant, he gives her Roman. Roman may not be what Alice had in mind, but she finds a connection with him that surpasses her expectations. Meanwhile, Crystal wants to honor a passing friend with a funeral at The Sunshine Center, and Alonzo comes clean about a past relationship.
Director: Elliot Hegarty
Writer: Casey Johnson
Frankie rescues a lost dog and takes solace in the unconditional love she receives; Sue surprises her parents when she makes the volleyball team; Axl asks Brick for help with school.
Director: Elliot Hegarty
Writer: Robin Shorr
Frankie clashes with a coworker at her Thanksgiving job, Sue offers to work to see a guy she likes, Axl has an embarrassing moment at the bar, and Mike and Brick are bored at home after a blackout.
Director: Elliot Hegarty
Writer: Rich Dahm