The Worst Episodes of The Good Cop

A stunning supermodel is infatuated with Big Tony -- much to TJ's befuddlement. Meanwhile, a killer in disguise has the police hopping for clues.

Director: Randall Zisk

Writer: Andy Breckman

A cold-blooded murder is always shocking -- but not nearly as shocking as TJ's sudden and inexplicable rise to bowling league glory.

Director: Rodrigo García

Writer: Andy Breckman

Big Tony volunteers to testify at a high-profile trial in order to stay at a swanky hotel with his special lady, all on the government's dime.

Director: Kevin Hooks

Writer: Jonathan Collier

A man is found murdered in the park, and only two people in the world could have done it: TJ or his father.

Director: Randall Zisk

Writer: Andy Breckman

When a major TV star's assistant is found murdered, the two Tonys disagree about whether her celebrity employer has something to hide.

Director: Silver Tree

Writer: Andy Breckman

After a cop is stabbed on a ski lift, TJ risks the ire of his fellow police officers -- and his dad -- to prove the accused's innocence.

Director: Kevin Hooks

Writer: Hy Conrad

Cora falls head over heels for a handsome stranger, but TJ isn't too keen on their budding romance. Big Tony finally identifies Connie's killer.

Director: Neema Barnette

Writer: Andy Breckman

After escaping from prison, Big Tony's old buddy moves in -- disguised as a woman. Meanwhile, TJ suspects the escapee of murder.

Director: Alex Hardcastle

Writer: David Breckman

Against his better judgment, TJ helps his dad open a restaurant. Cora investigates two shooting victims with a surprising connection.

Director: Rebecca Asher

Writer: Jonathan Collier

TJ and Cora get a nightmare of an undercover assignment: pose as husband and wife. Meanwhile, Big Tony closes in on Connie's killer.

Director: Randall Zisk

Writer: Andy Breckman