The Worst Episodes of Get a Life

Chris talks Larry into taking the day off for the world premiere of the Hell Loop 2000, a 360 degree looped rollercoaster, where they get stuck at the top of the loop. Same story as the TV pilot episode but with a different actress playing Chris' mother.

Director: David Mirkin

Writer: David Mirkin, Adam Resnick

Chris decides to enter the exciting world of male modeling when he joins the Handsome Boy School of Modeling.

Director: David Mirkin

Writer: Adam Resnick

Chris convinces his father to accompany him to the father-son competition at the annual newspaper boy picnic.

Director: Tony Dow

Writer: Marjorie Gross

Sharon's sister, Charleen, comes to visit and she is taken with Chris' charm, much to Sharon's chagrin.

Director: Dwayne Hickman

Writer: N/A

Chris tries to raise money to help save a playground, so he tries to set a world record by having the most things piled on top of him.

Director: Peter Baldwin

Writer: Adam Resnick

The newspaper fires all the paper boys and replaces them with the Paperboy 2000, a paper delivering robotic vehicle, so Chris challenges it in a paper delivering contest.

Director: Peter Baldwin

Writer: Adam Markowitz, Bill Freiberger

There's a new waitress at the local diner, and Chris wants to take her out, but he needs to drive a car for the date. His problem is he never got a license.

Director: David Mirkin

Writer: David Mirkin

Chris becomes a house sitter in an old Victorian house that appears to be haunted.

Director: David Steinberg

Writer: Adam Resnick, Marjorie Gross

While delivering papers in the bad side of town, Chris meets a group of young hoodlums and he decides to ""take back the streets"" by helping the kids.

Director: David Mirkin

Writer: Marjorie Gross

Much to Sharon's dismay, Chris auditions for and gets the lead part in a local community theatre production of Andrew Todd Keller's musical Zoo Animals on Wheels.

Director: Peter Baldwin

Writer: Adam Resnick

Chris finds proof that makes him think he is adopted, so he sets off to find his natural parents, an Amish couple.

Director: Dwayne Hickman

Writer: Adam Markowitz, Bill Freiberger

Chris goes to work for the police in a sting operation after he buys a counterfeit watch, the Chrono-Sync 2000.

Director: David Mirkin

Writer: Adam Resnick

At the family reunion Chris is still struggling to get out from under the shadow of his cousin.

Director: Dwayne Hickman

Writer: Adam Resnick

Chris wins a weekend with his favorite talk show host, a contest the host first regrets he agreed to, but later Chris regrets he entered, when the host decides to stay.

Director: Dean Parisot

Writer: Adam Resnick

After destroying her kitchen, Chris becomes Sharon's slave to work off the $2000 in damage and she also breaks his will.

Director: Peter Baldwin

Writer: Marjorie Gross

During one day, Chris meets his soulmate, marries her and goes through an entire relationship with her.

Director: David Mirkin

Writer: David Mirkin

Chris and Larry join Mr. Peterson on a camping trip, when Mr. Peterson manages to lose them, the hungry boys eat some berries that cause them to hallucinate.

Director: Dean Parisot

Writer: Steve Pepoon

Chris becomes a construction worker with the men who are renovating his parents kitchen. When they tell him one of their trade secrets, Chris has a problem with their dishonesty.

Director: David Mirkin

Writer: Adam Resnick

Chris loses his wallet in the big city, and the big city give him the key to the city and other perks to make him feel better.

Director: Peter Baldwin

Writer: Marjorie Gross

When Chris was 12 he got a job as a paperboy so he could buy a submarine from the back of a comic book. Four to six hundred weeks later when the kit arrives, Chris and his father put it together; however when they embark on the sub's maiden voyage (in Chris's bathtub) they become trapped.

Director: David Mirkin

Writer: Steve Pepoon

Chris and Larry ignore an Indian curse and wind up switching places.

Director: David Mirkin

Writer: Edd Hall

Chris has a near death experience and is endowed with prescience and he sees a vision of Sharon being murdered.

Director: David Mirkin

Writer: David Mirkin

Chris turns 31 and decides it's time to move out, so he goes in search of a new place to live and he moves into Gus' garage.

Director: N/A

Writer: David Mirkin, Adam Resnick

Larry takes off after to listening to Chris reminding him of everything wrong with his life. So Chris goes in search of Larry and when he fails, he goes in search of a new best friend.

Director: David Mirkin

Writer: Bob Odenkirk

Chris and Sharon show their true feelings when they become trapped in a meat locker together.

Director: David Mirkin

Writer: Jace Richdale