The Worst Episodes of Mulligan

Mulligan tries to convince cruise ship passengers — and potential future voters — to join him on land, but the Thirsty Princess is just too much fun.

Director: Eddie Rosas

Writer: Sam Means

Aboard the cruise ship, Lucy and Zhao suspect the Fun Police are up to no good. Back on land, Mulligan turns America over to the United Kingdom.

Director: David C. Smith

Writer: Robert Carlock

While Farrah searches for TOD in an abandoned shopping mall, the rest of the cabinet suffers from post-boat blues — except for a repressed Mulligan.

Director: Casey Crowe, Mike Morris

Writer: Ben Dougan

When Mulligan learns about presidential assassinations, he changes his policies to avoid a similar fate. Meanwhile, Farrah worries she's mothering TOD.

Director: Eddie Rosas

Writer: Sam Means, Sam Shanker

During a heatwave, Farrah tries to prevent a power outage, Mulligan keeps the only copy of the Constitution safe, and LaMarr spends time with family.

Director: David C. Smith

Writer: Dan Rubin

When food becomes scarce, Mulligan and Lucy go on a campaign to promote vegetables while Farrah tries to create an ethical alternative to meat in a lab.

Director: Casey Crowe

Writer: Taryn Englehart, Caroline Fox

The Mulligan administration announces a lottery for free housing, but there's one catch: no running water. Can the only plumber left on Earth help?

Director: Eddie Rosas

Writer: Andy Blitz, Maria Thayer

When Zhao asks LaMarr for help fast-tracking a wonder drug, LaMarr knows just the president who can get it approved... in exchange for a shiny trophy.

Director: David C. Smith

Writer: Liz Rivera

The cabinet heads to Camp David to solve issues with the UK in a good old fashioned peace summit — if they can survive homesickness and camp crushes.

Director: Casey Crowe

Writer: John Mahone

An unexpected visitor hatches a plan that could destroy humankind unless Mulligan can act fast. But all of his cabinet — except Lucy — has abandoned him.

Director: Eddie Rosas

Writer: Robert Carlock, Sam Means

After blowing up an alien army and saving humanity from extinction, regular guy Mulligan must figure out how to lead his fellow survivors as president.

Director: Casey Crowe, Eddie Rosas, David C. Smith

Writer: Robert Carlock, Sam Means

In an effort to display more transparency in government, the Cabinet decides to hold a public election, which quickly devolves into a reality show.

Director: Casey Crowe

Writer: Ben Dougan, Taryn Englehart

If Simon and Lucy want Mulligan to sign an executive order for solar power, they'll have to go through the proper protocol: seducing Senator LaMarr.

Director: David C. Smith

Writer: Ben Dougan

To get Mulligan on board to raid the seed vault in Maryland, Simon and Farrah tell him they're on a quest for the legendary national treasure.

Director: Casey Crowe

Writer: Dan Rubin

To start rebuilding society, Simon and Farrah ask Mulligan if they can take a census. But there's one thing they didn't count on: catching feelings.

Director: Eddie Rosas

Writer: Sam Means

With only 1,132 people left on Earth, Mulligan throws an epic party at the White House in hopes to out-rage former presidents — and make Lucy jealous.

Director: David C. Smith

Writer: Dan Rubin

Women outnumber men two to one! To distract the fairer sex from their obvious advantage, Senator LaMarr proposes a contest to feature a woman on a stamp.

Director: Casey Crowe

Writer: Andy Blitz, Maria Thayer

First Lady Lucy takes up her latest cause: a benefit concert called "Quench the Stench" to eradicate a pervasive and putrid odor plaguing D.C.

Director: Eddie Rosas

Writer: N/A

If former President Brad Chadman survived the invasion in an alien-proof bunker, will Mulligan take one for the team and relinquish his power?

Director: David C. Smith

Writer: Sam Means

On Easter, Senator LaMarr worries traditional religion may be losing its influence on their new government until he meets a doomsday prophet named Dave.

Director: Eddie Rosas

Writer: Ayo Edebiri