The Worst Episodes of Welcome to the Captain

Episode Rankings

1. #1 Worst Episode
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   3.4/10(11 votes)

   #1 - The Letter

   S1:E32/18/2008

   With help from Jesus and Uncle Saul, Josh tries to plan the perfect dinner for Hope. Meanwhile, Marty shacks up with Josh after being kicked out of his apartment by his live-in girlfriend.

   Director:John Hamburg

   Writer:John Hamburg

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   Director:John Hamburg

   Writer:John Hamburg
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   4.4/10(9 votes)

   #2 - The Wrecking Crew

   S1:E42/25/2008

   Marty and Josh are joined by Uncle Saul and Jesus for a guys' night out, while Hope tries to make girlfriends in the building so she is not alone on a Friday night.

   Director:Beth McCarthy-Miller

   Writers:Sherry Bilsing, Ellen Plummer

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   Director:Beth McCarthy-Miller

   Writers:Sherry Bilsing, Ellen Plummer
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   4.6/10(12 votes)

   #3 - Mr. Big Meeting

   S1:E53/3/2008

   After Marty lands Josh a meeting with the president of Paramount, Uncle Saul insists on helping him with his pitch. Also, while Jesus is busy checking the building's smoke detectors, Astrid stands in for him at the front desk.

   Director:Mark Mylod

   Writer:Tucker Cawley

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   Director:Mark Mylod

   Writer:Tucker Cawley
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   4.7/10(18 votes)

   #4 - Pilot

   S1:E12/4/2008

   Josh Flug, a one-time Hollywood hot shot, is persuaded by his friend, Marty, to move into the El Capitan apartment building, dubbed "The Captain" by its residents. With its eccentric group of tenants, he realizes this is the fresh start he needs.

   Director:John Hamburg

   Writer:John Hamburg

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   Director:John Hamburg

   Writer:John Hamburg
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   4.9/10(10 votes)

   #5 - Weekend at Saul's

   S1:E22/11/2008

   When Josh invites Hope to stay at his apartment for the weekend, Uncle Saul convinces him that it is a bad move, and persuades him to stay at his weekend retreat in order to make her jealous.

   Director:Mark Mylod

   Writers:Andrew Reich, Ted Cohen

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   Director:Mark Mylod

   Writers:Andrew Reich, Ted Cohen