The Best Episodes Directed By Jansen Yee

When Steve gives the family better Christmas gifts than Stan, Stan goes to great lengths to regain his title of "King of Presents."

Director: Jansen Yee

Writer: Nic Wegener

Klaus house sits for the Smiths while they are away on vacation. Roger investigates the origin of powerful winds plaguing the Eastern Seaboard.

Director: Jansen Yee

Writer: Yolanda Carney

Stan, tattooed and haunted, travels a barren Langley Falls alone. Meanwhile, a mysterious element known as "The Two Hundred" has reigned terror on the town and separated Stan from his family.

Director: Jansen Yee

Writer: Brett Cawley

Wanting to have the scariest haunted house on the block, Stan comes up with a ''killer'' setup; Steve competes to win the heart of his overprotective friend's younger sister.

Director: Jansen Yee

Writer: Eric Weinberg

When Steve suffers indignities in school because of the back brace he must wear for his scoliosis, Stan confides in him that he wears a wig to cover his baldness. Meanwhile, Roger invites both Francine and Hayley to a posh spa even though he has only two passes.

Director: Jansen Yee

Writer: Jim Bernstein

Stan and Steve enter an e-sports game tournament to save the world. The rest of the family get stuck in a banister.

Director: Jansen Yee

Writer: N/A

Steve and the boys take part in a prison experiment to earn some cash. Meanwhile, Stan deals with the death of his CIA groundskeeper friend.

Director: Jansen Yee

Writer: Paul Stroud

Roger acts as the family therapist as his alter-ego "Dr. Penguin" until he is sent out to fight the war in Iraq. Klaus decides to take Roger's role while he is away, but not without major ruckus being caused.

Director: Jansen Yee

Writer: Brian Boyle

Hayley tries to help Roger write a book.

Director: Jansen Yee

Writer: Joe Chandler

Despite Stan's objections, Francine buys Steve the dog he has always wanted. However, when the dog suffers a horrific accident, Stan refuses to take the pup off life support because of a traumatic childhood incident.

Director: Jansen Yee

Writer: Jonathan Fener

When Bullock sends a drone to do the job Stan and his colleagues are supposed to do, Stan is determined to prove that humans are better than robots. Meanwhile, Francine and the rest of the family participate in a slow motion race against one another in the living room.

Director: Jansen Yee

Writer: Nic Wegener

Barry blows out his dad's speakers and Snot helps him replace them. Stan attempts to do a standing backflip.

Director: Jansen Yee

Writer: Paul Stroud

Francine teaches Roger to be self-sufficient so he can get his own place; at camp, Steve and his friends fall prey to a scheme.

Director: Jansen Yee

Writer: N/A

Stan puts down liberal social programs because he thinks they are a waste of money and gives Francine a hard time for lending a helping hand at the local homeless shelter. When Stan develops a nasty addiction and needs help, he suddenly has a change of heart.

Director: Jansen Yee

Writer: Laura McCreary

When Steve has trouble crossing over into the "cool kids" social circle, Klaus and Roger place their bets to see how quickly Roger can make him cool. Everything they try backfires until Steve becomes the in-crowds designated driver. Meanwhile, Stan and Francine take turns pranking each other.

Director: Jansen Yee

Writer: Matt Fusfeld

Francine is up for an award for her lonely housewife novel, so the family heads to the Big Apple for the ceremony. Meanwhile, Stan and Hayley hang out with actor Robert Wuhl, and Steve and Roger recreate their Wheels and the Legman personas.

Director: Jansen Yee

Writer: Kirk J. Rudell

Stan is upset at the idea of becoming a grandfather after Hayley and Jeff announce they're trying to have a baby. Steve and Klaus join a drug gang after Steve decides to take being an uncle extra seriously.

Director: Jansen Yee

Writer: Zachary Rosenblatt

Francine explores ASMR with Roger. Steve gets a a pole in his head and a secret admirer.

Director: Jansen Yee

Writer: Laura Beason

When Stan gets amnesia, Francine tries to turn him into her ideal husband; Steve is drawn into the corrupt side of Roger's paper route business.

Director: Jansen Yee

Writer: Erik Sommers

Hayley mentally regresses to a 6-year-old. Steve and his pals get a slow cooker.

Director: Jansen Yee

Writer: Teresa Hsiao

Stan brings President Garfield back to life to teach Hayley about history; Steve joins the school newspaper.

Director: Jansen Yee

Writer: Teresa Hsiao

When Stan decides that Snot isn't cool enough to be Steve's best friend, he tries to separate them by staging a shooting at an ice cream parlor.

Director: Jansen Yee

Writer: Jonathan Fener

When Black Villain shoots Stan's new wife, Sexpun Tocome, on their honeymoon, Stan teams up with his nemesis to take him down.

Director: Jansen Yee

Writer: Jonathan Fener

In this “Breaking Bad” parody, Hayley tries to fit in with a popular group of her former high school friends and, in the process, discovers Steve has an amazing ability to create incredibly realistic fake IDs. Sensing a business opportunity, Hayley builds out Steve’s operation, but they don’t count on having to deal with the other kingpin of the Langley Falls fake ID game: Kevin Ramage (Roger in disguise).

Director: Jansen Yee

Writer: John Unholz

Steve joins a football team to please Stan, who then takes over as coach and gives Steve the boot because he isn't good enough. Meanwhile, Francine and Hayley vie for a blue ribbon at the county fair.

Director: Jansen Yee

Writer: Steve Hely