The Worst Episodes of The Kominsky Method

Sandy and Norman turn to each other for support as Sandy waits for his test results and tension between Norman and Phoebe ramps up.

Director: Beth McCarthy-Miller

Writer: Chuck Lorre, Alan J. Higgins, David Javerbaum

After Norman passes away, his loved ones share some uncomfortable memories at his funeral, and Sandy reminisces about their long friendship.

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Norman worries he may have made the wrong decision about Phoebe. Sandy wants to take his relationship with Lisa to the next level.

Director: Beth McCarthy-Miller

Writer: Chuck Lorre

Sandy receives both a surprise inheritance and a giant headache as executor of Norman's estate. Mindy begins seeing Martin in a new light.

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As Sandy gets to know a new student better, he puts off visiting an old friend who wants to see him. Norman copes with a difficult issue at home.

Director: Chuck Lorre

Writer: Chuck Lorre

Norman and Sandy drive Phoebe to rehab, then spend the night at a casino. Sandy faces a financial quandary and learns he's angered Lisa.

Director: Andy Tennant

Writer: Chuck Lorre, Alan J. Higgins, David Javerbaum

Angry about Sandy's constraints on their money, Phoebe, Robbie, Mindy — and Mindy's mom, Roz — confront him. Sandy and Martin have a falling out.

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While Sandy contends with a worsening prostate problem and conflict between his students, Norman deals with his troubled daughter, Phoebe.

Director: Donald Petrie

Writer: Chuck Lorre, Alan J. Higgins

Phoebe and Robbie continue to try to persuade Sandy to release more of their inheritance money. Sandy begins working on a new acting role.

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Norman contemplates a financial arrangement with Sandy. Sandy tries to smooth things over with Lisa. Mindy helps her father with his tax situation.

Director: Donald Petrie

Writer: Chuck Lorre, Alan J. Higgins, David Javerbaum

Norman has lunch with a widowed friend of Eileen's. Sandy and Norman attend a Parkinson's fundraiser. Norman is haunted by women from his past.

Director: Andy Tennant

Writer: Chuck Lorre, Alan J. Higgins, David Javerbaum

Sandy has concerns about the man Mindy's dating. Norman starts seeing an old flame. Sandy tries to give his class a dose of truth about the acting life.

Director: Andy Tennant

Writer: Chuck Lorre

Mindy's not thrilled with her dad and boyfriend's growing friendship. Norman's daughter leaves rehab, returning home while Madelyn is visiting.

Director: Andy Tennant

Writer: Chuck Lorre

Interactions with two women have Sandy contemplating his changing libido. Norman tries to reconcile with both Phoebe and Madelyn.

Director: Beth McCarthy-Miller

Writer: Chuck Lorre

Sandy urges Norman to make a grand gesture for Madelyn. After Martin experiences a medical episode, Sandy decides to have a complete checkup.

Director: Andy Tennant

Writer: Chuck Lorre

An accident forces Sandy to come clean with Mindy. After visiting Eileen's grave, Phoebe tries to make amends with Norman, but it doesn't go well.

Director: Andy Tennant

Writer: Chuck Lorre, Alan J. Higgins

As Norman contemplates retiring, an unexpected visitor has him considering his spiritual life. Sandy dislikes changes Mindy is making at the studio.

Director: Beth McCarthy-Miller

Writer: Chuck Lorre, Alan J. Higgins

A famous actor comes to Sandy's class and creates a stir. Sandy and Roz find themselves getting along. An unexpected offer materializes for Sandy.

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Sandy helps Norman organize an event with complicated arrangements and invites Lisa on an unusual date. Norman is a hit with Sandy's class.

Director: Andy Tennant

Writer: Chuck Lorre

Norman and Madelyn get closer as they spend time together in Santa Barbara. When Sandy meets Mindy's boyfriend, he discovers they have a lot in common.

Director: Beth McCarthy-Miller

Writer: Chuck Lorre

Despite Norman's prodding, Sandy remains reluctant to share some important news with Mindy. Norman and Madelyn come to an understanding.

Director: Beth McCarthy-Miller

Writer: Chuck Lorre

Everyone gathers for a heartfelt wedding. And as time moves forward, schemes fall apart and dreams come true.

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