The Best Episodes of Milo Murphy's Law

Milo wants to get an autograph from his favorite actor, Tobias Toopanen, who is shooting a film in town.

Director: Robert Hughes

Writer: Jim Bernstein

Amanda is concerned that Milo will ruin everything at her carefully orchestrated school dance.

Director: Bob Bowen

Writer: Dani Vetere

Milo and Zack try to help Melissa overcome her secret fear of roller coasters.

Director: Robert Hughes

Writer: Martin Olson

After an incident with a skydiving simulator, Milo, Melissa, and Zack are left in a cycle of falling and rising through the sky while Diogee tries to save them. Meanwhile, Cavendish and Dakota, while flying a plane and trailing a "Don't Litter Our Planet" banner, accidentally gain rivals in the form of Colonel Niblet and Lieutenant Tenant after taking the blame for Milo and his friends destroying one of their facilities.

Director: Robert Hughes

Writer: Joshua Pruett

Milo, Zack, and Melissa—with help from Phineas, Ferb, Candace, Buford, and Baljeet—help conquer Murphy's law to stop a swarm of Pistachions.

Director: Bob Bowen, Robert Hughes

Writer: Jim Bernstein, Scott D. Peterson, Joshua Pruett, Martin Olson

After discovering a boombox in the attic, Milo, Martin, and Grandpa Murphy go camping so Milo can undergo a family rite of passage to become a "Murphy Man". While the men are away, the Murphy women and Doof go to an art museum to celebrate the day without Murphy's Law, but Doof causes chaos in its place.

Director: Robert Hughes

Writer: Jim Bernstein

Milo and Elliot are the pace car drivers for a charity race.

Director: Bob Bowen

Writer: Jim Bernstein

Milo and his friends try to save the old clock at City Hall that Melissa's great-grandmother designed. Meanwhile, Doof tries to help the city by removing sidewalk gum under Agent P's supervision.

Director: Robert Hughes

Writer: Jim Bernstein

At a donation drive, Milo accidentally gives away his mother's vintage T-shirts. Meanwhile, Cavendish and Dakota are assigned to protect the pistachios at the zoo.

Director: Bob Bowen

Writer: Martin Olson

While heading to a mentor program she doesn't want to be a part of, Melissa ends up paired with Savannah on a mission to stop a rampaging robot that Milo and Zack accidentally built at the science fair before it destroys half of Danville.

Director: Bob Bowen

Writer: Valerie Breiman, Marja Adriance

The other school kids, led by Melissa and Zack, throw a surprise birthday party for Milo at a go-kart arena.

Director: Bob Bowen

Writer: Martin Olson

It's career day and Milo is having a hard time deciding what his career should be. He tries to decide while visiting the water works, fire department, and hospital. But of course, everything goes wrong. Meanwhile, Dakota and Cavendish try and make sure a truck full of pistachios makes it to the pistachio warehouse.

Director: Robert Hughes

Writer: Joshua Pruett

Milo, Zack and Melissa go to school after sunset to retrieve Melissa's math book. Unfortunately, she leaves the spare key inside the locked classroom, so the three go on a "quest" in search of the mysterious janitor, otherwise known as the "key-keeper".

Director: Bob Bowen

Writer: Dani Vetere

After Scott the Undergrounder and Mrs. Murawski appear to hit it off and set up a date, Milo and the gang attempt to help the former look more presentable and normal.

Director: Bob Bowen

Writer: Scott D. Peterson

Milo and the gang spend the entire day chasing after his doctor’s note that excuses an entire semester of absences, illness and shenanigans caused by Murphy’s Law.

Director: Robert Hughes

Writer: Jim Bernstein

Milo and his friends and family decide to finally attempt to finish a board game.

Director: Robert Hughes

Writer: Joshua Pruett

Hollywood is rebooting the first Krillhunter movie with all women, so Milo and the gang help Tobias Trollhammer audition as a woman. Meanwhile, Cavendish and Dakota try to catch an alien while picking up trash by the highway.

Director: Bob Bowen

Writer: Scott D. Peterson

Zack, the new kid in town, finds that even a simple trip to school becomes an adventure when he meets Milo Murphy.

Director: Dan Povenmire, Robert Hughes

Writer: Dan Povenmire, Kyle Menke

When Milo accidentally joins another family on their vacation, the new family must learn to cope with Murphy’s Law.

Director: Bob Bowen

Writer: Joshua Pruett

A jaded science substitute teacher, Ms. Baxter, re-discovers her love of teaching after a life-altering day with Milo.

Director: Robert Hughes

Writer: Jim Bernstein

Milo, Melissa, Zack, and Mort's band enters the battle of the bands, where Zack discovers his old boy band is competing.

Director: Bob Bowen

Writer: Dani Vetere

Amanda helps Milo, Zack, Melissa, and Mort prepare for an afternoon concert while aliens try to covertly study Milo. Elsewhere, Cavendish and Dakota find themselves losing time and not remembering why.

Director: Bob Bowen

Writer: Joshua Pruett

While Milo is sick, two shapeshifting aliens attempt to get a tissue sample. Meanwhile, under Monogram's orders, Agent P continues to keep Doof from doing harm while attempting to do good.

Director: Bob Bowen

Writer: Joshua Pruett

Zack, Melissa, and Milo attend an opera performance with Amanda, but Milo accidentally ends up backstage and attempts to prevent any havoc from occurring.

Director: Robert Hughes

Writer: Dani Vetere

Milo and his friends visit a dude ranch. While horse back riding, they meet a girl named Jackie who joins their posse, and Zack is smitten with love. But, Jackie leads them into more danger than usual. Meanwhile, Sara is going crazy because the ranch reminds her of scenes from The Doctor Zone Files, and invites other fans to join in the geek fest.

Director: Bob Bowen

Writer: Dani Vetere