The Best Episodes Directed By Stephen Sandoval

Luz’s skills as a witch are put to the test when she attempts the impossible.

Mabel makes plans for her and Dipper's 13th birthday party; Dipper ventures below the town and discovers its most shocking secret.

Rick and Morty have a falling out when Rick is approached by some familiar associates.

Rick provides Morty with a love potion to get his dream girl, only for the serum to backfire and create a living Cronenberg nightmare.

Dipper finds an unlikely friend to join him with his newest obsession, a board game called “Dungeons, Dungeons & More Dungeons.”

A revolutionary invention allows the crew members to exchange minds.

Beth and Jerry go away on a trip, so Rick decides to throw a party.

Luz sneaks into the local magic school to help a friend and makes a new enemy in the process.

The latest trend in social networking and having no life takes over Earth; and Fry posts an embarrassing video of Leela on-line.

In three separate mysterious tales, Stan is cursed by a Witch, Waddles accidentally eats a bowl of brain-enhancing jelly and builds a machine that allows him to speak, and Mabel faces her fear of claymation.

Fry quits his job and becomes a police officer assigned to the Future Crimes Division.

Fry is the victim of a sausage-making accident during the crew's visit to Oktoberfest.

Bender fathers a child with the office soda machine.

Luz, a self-assured teenage girl, accidentally stumbles upon a portal to a magical world where she befriends a rebellious witch, Eda, and an adorably tiny warrior, King. In order to get home, Luz must help them with a mission.

The crew members alter history when they travel back in time to the American Revolution.

Bender goes grave robbing to bring his favorite actor back to life.

At a maximum security prison, Bender meets a famous folk singer and attempts to make a copy of his precious guitar.

When Luz, Willow and Gus accidentally animate the Owl House, the house runs amok around Bonesborough.