The Best Episodes Directed By Ryan Mcfaul

The crew drops in on a sinister cult tied to Chantal's disappearance, but they reassess their situation when Dory and Drew come home to a threatening note.

Director: Ryan McFaul

Writer: Sarah-Violet Bliss

Abbi impersonates Ilana to cover her shift at a strict food co-op, and Lincoln drives Ilana to a doctor's appointment on Long Island.

Director: Ryan McFaul

Writer: Paul W. Downs

Ilana tries to distract partygoers from the rat infestation in her apartment, and Abbi learns how to use Tinder.

Director: Ryan McFaul

Writer: Jen Statsky

Pete has a chance encounter with famed magician Penn Jillette, who shakes his faith and inspires a questioning Pete to try living with abandon for one night.

Director: Ryan McFaul

Writer: Judd Apatow

Turning the greatest setback of your career into your greatest opportunity is the mark of a true winner.

Director: Ryan McFaul

Writer: Lucas Jansen

When a customer gets cold feet (and they all do), what they're really saying is: How much do you care?

Director: Ryan McFaul

Writer: Stephen Falk

Any salesperson worth their salt always remembers the brave heroes who made peace, prosperity, and great products possible.

Director: Ryan McFaul

Writer: Stephen Falk

A new market provides the perfect chance to redefine what people think about your product, your company, and you.

Director: Ryan McFaul

Writer: Jiehae Park

Beth traps Ann into spending the day with her and John on John’s boat.

Director: Ryan McFaul

Writer: N/A

Dory meets a handsome private investigator who guides her through a risky adventure to probe deeper into Chantal's personal life.

Director: Ryan McFaul

Writer: Anthony King

Dory makes a huge connection in the case; Drew is tempted by the fruits of another; Elliott's big charity launch ends disastrously; Portia has an altercation with the star on the set of her show.

Director: Ryan McFaul

Writer: Christina Lee

Director: Ryan McFaul

Writer: Judd Apatow

Beth and Matt head to Long Island to arrange a fast funeral for her mother. Beth starts to dig through her past.

Director: Ryan McFaul

Writer: N/A

After her breakup, Beth decides to leave Manhattan and head back to Long Island, at least for now. To make it work, she takes on a very “Long Island” Long Island vineyard as a client.

Director: Ryan McFaul

Writer: N/A