The Best Episodes of Glenn Martin, DDS Season 2

At camp, Conor accidentally fights a bully but winds up gaining respect. Courtney and Wendy vie for the camp heartthrob while Glenn and Jackie work as counselors. Featuring: Elijah Wood and Bradley Whitford

Director: Ken Cunningham

Writer: Laura Gutin

Accusations of witchcraft taint Jackie’s family tree, so she tries to prove these claims are wrong. Elsewhere, Glenn and Conor get stranded with some lesser-known members of the Kennedy clan.

Director: Aaron Woodley

Writer: Adam Pava

Glenn becomes a superhero known as the Tooth Fairy after he loses the ability to feel pain, and Conor tags along with him, acting as his sidekick.

Director: Aaron Woodley

Writer: J.B. Cook

Glenn books a spa weekend to help rekindle the magic in his marriage, Grandpa Whitey and Conor hunt a vicious turkey.

Director: Ken Cunningham

Writer: Alex Berger

Glenn meets his old army buddies while attending a funeral and he is persuaded to help them rob a local casino. Meanwhile, Jackie and Conor participate in the local eating contest and Courtney and Wendy open a fortune teller business.

Director: Aaron Woodley

Writer: Bryan Behar, Steve Baldikoski

Glenn wants to become young again so he goes finds his old dog show coach to enter a dog show. But, the replica dog goes crazy.

Director: Aaron Woodley

Writer: Laura Gutin

Wendy comes up with an unorthodox plan to make Glenn proud of her: She becomes a high-school quarterback. Elsewhere, Conor becomes a regular Kevin Bacon when he tries to bring dancing back to a town that’s forbidden it.

Director: Ken Cunningham

Writer: Aron Abrams, Greg Thompson

Glenn drives the RV into the Hudson River and considers himself a hero; Conor becomes a male model, but soon he finds out that he will have to become a vampire; The girls go see Donald Trump and take his wig, only to find out that it is evil.

Director: Aaron Woodley

Writer: Aron Abrams, Greg Thompson

Glenn goes to his mother's wedding ceremony only to find a successful half brother whom he is jealous of. Meanwhile Courtney and Wendy plan the wedding ceremony and Conor must take care of the doves. Jackie also works on a dress the entire episode.

Director: Ken Cunningham

Writer: Bryan Behar, Steve Baldikoski

Glenn trades lives with former blobster Vito. Glenn then becomes a record producer. Conor becomes a fish mangler. Courtney and Wendy have a fight.

Director: Ken Cunningham

Writer: Bryan Behar, Steve Baldikoski

This holiday special features three very fanciful stories, all narrated by a talking Canine. Feat. Mel Brooks and Billy Idol

Director: Robert Crossman

Writer: Alex Berger, Adam Pava

Jackie urges Courtney to try being a kid again and buys her a pony.

Director: Robert Crossman

Writer: Aron Abrams, Greg Thompson

Glenn coaches Conor's baseball team in the Little League World Series. Courtney questions herself upon seeing her old assistant, who has become very successful. Featuring: Fran Drescher and Ashley Tisdale.

Director: Ken Cunningham

Writer: David Feeney

The family all take jobs as volunteers while in the Volunteer State. But jealousy ensues when Jackie is chosen to be a fireman while Glenn is put on their support squad. Featuring: Fergie and DJ Qualls

Director: Ken Cunningham

Writer: Laura Gutin

A freak accident makes Glenn wake up thinking every day is their anniversary. Jackie plays along, hoping to finally live out the perfect day. Featuring: Jason Alexander, Jonathan Frakes, and George Takei

Director: Aaron Woodley

Writer: Alex Berger, Adam Pava

At camp, Conor accidentally fights a bully but winds up gaining respect. Courtney and Wendy vie for the camp heartthrob while Glenn and Jackie work as counselors. Featuring: Elijah Wood and Bradley Whitford

Director: Ken Cunningham

Writer: J.B. Cook

Glenn joins a biker gang and Jackie enjoys it until he chooses it over chaperoning Courtney's first dance. Meanwhile, Conor meets a family of "Bigfoots." Featuring: John Corbett and Devon Werkheiser

Director: Ken Cunningham

Writer: Bryan Behar, Steve Baldikoski

Glenn and his father-in-law go into the wind farming business together.

Director: Robert Crossman

Writer: Aron Abrams, Greg Thompson

Jackie becomes re-addicted to an arcade video game from her youth.

Director: Robert Crossman

Writer: Laura Gutin

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Director: Ken Cunningham

Writer: Michael Jamin, Sivert Glarum