The best episode directed by Jonathan Krisel is "Funeral", rated 10/10 from 2 user votes. It was "written by Jonathan Krisel". "Funeral" aired on 3/9/2017 and is rated 0.0 point(s) higher than their second highest rated, "Commercial".
Someone trying to punch Logan in the face accidentally punches Cody. Chip attempts to sort it out.
Director: Jonathan Krisel
Writer: Jonathan Krisel
Chip sees a homeless person in a library.
Director: Jonathan Krisel
Writer: Karen Kilgariff
Chip laments Ronald Reagan for giving up his acting career.
Director: Jonathan Krisel
Writer: Samuel D. Hunter
Christine tries a Denver omelette in Denver, Colorado.
Director: Jonathan Krisel
Writer: Samuel D. Hunter
Dale's dog days are over when Chip and Christine finally return to Bakersfield.
Director: Jonathan Krisel
Writer: Graham Wagner
Martha learns to haggle.
Director: Jonathan Krisel
Writer: Jonathan Krisel
Chips uses the cowboy toilet.
Director: Jonathan Krisel
Writer: Graham Wagner
Chip follows a turtle around Paris and meets Penelope.
Director: Jonathan Krisel
Writer: Rebecca Drysdale
Martha books Chip a gig at a car crash.
Director: Jonathan Krisel
Writer: Graham Wagner
Christine turns to Arby's when Chip joins the Russians.
Director: Jonathan Krisel
Writer: Jonathan Krisel
Chip learns how to transfer a call.
Director: Jonathan Krisel
Writer: Jonathan Krisel
A family game of Hungry Hungry Hippos ends in tragedy.
Director: Jonathan Krisel
Writer: Samuel D. Hunter
Chip gets arrested, which interrupts Christine's water aerobics schedule.
Director: Jonathan Krisel
Writer: Samuel D. Hunter
Christine eats a carrot.
Director: Jonathan Krisel
Writer: Karen Kilgariff
Chip incorporates a San Joaquin Valley earthiness into his clown routine.
Director: Jonathan Krisel
Writer: Theresa Mulligan
Bakersfield gets a frozen yogurt machine.
Director: Jonathan Krisel
Writer: John Levenstein
Martha serves tilapia for Thanksgiving.
Director: Jonathan Krisel
Writer: Jonathan Krisel
Christine and Martha listen to harp music at brunch.
Director: Jonathan Krisel
Writer: Theresa Mulligan
Chip laments becoming a fake Christmas tree person.
Director: Jonathan Krisel
Writer: Samuel D. Hunter
Susan nearly kills Ronald Reagan.
Director: Jonathan Krisel
Writer: Jonathan Krisel
When Cap becomes an unwitting participant in a psychological test created by Skip’s father, it leads to friction between the two of them. Rook proposes a game night as a team bonding exercise, but Cap has a more extreme solution in mind – to move the base.
Director: Jonathan Krisel
Writer: Fred Armisen
When an angry group of ranchers threatens the team for invading their land, they’re forced to decide between abandoning the mission or standing their ground. With a cattle drive coming their way, Skip hatches a risky plan that requires them to use all their training to pull it off. Season finale.
Director: Jonathan Krisel
Writer: Fred Armisen
Christine brings the celery
Director: Jonathan Krisel
Writer: Jonathan Krisel
Chip has to decide between a tarp and snacks.
Director: Jonathan Krisel
Writer: Jonathan Krisel
Stationed at NASA’s Moon Base Simulator in Winslow, Arizona, three dedicated astronauts (and one football champion) attempt to qualify for their first lunar mission. When the team is faced with a water shortage, an unorthodox solution leads to unintended consequences.
Director: Jonathan Krisel
Writer: Fred Armisen