The Best Episodes of This Fool Season 1

Julio has a new client as a case worker at Hugs Not Thugs: His recently incarcerated cousin Luis, who used to bully him. Julio’s also got a new roommate… his recently incarcerated cousin Luis!

Director: Pat Bishop

Writer: Chris Estrada, Jake Weisman, Matt Ingebretson, Pat Bishop

Luis can’t help but revert to his old ways when a former rival shows up and challenges him to a fight. Julio is conflicted on how to best help his cousin.

Director: Pat Bishop

Writer: Curtis Cook

Julio takes a bold step forward in getting over his relationship with Maggie, while Luis seeks to gain closure from an ex with the help of Minister Payne.

Director: Matt Ingebretson

Writer: Eliza Jiménez Cossio

It’s Julio’s Birthday! And he’s miserable! And he misses Maggie! Luis struggles to understand why Julio hates his birthday and decides to force Julio to celebrate.

Director: Pat Bishop

Writer: Jake Weisman, Caroline Anderson

Luis’ antics land him in therapy, where he gets in touch with his deepest emotions for the first time, much to Julio’s chagrin.

Director: Diego Velasco

Writer: Pat Bishop, Johan Miranda

Luis finds himself in an unlikely alliance with Maria. Julio finds himself desperate to be thought of as a nice guy, with increasingly disastrous consequences.

Director: Diego Velasco

Writer: Monica Padrick

Maggie takes Julio on a hike against his will, while Luis babysits Aiden and Michael. What could go wrong?

Director: Pat Bishop

Writer: Tamara Yajia

Luis goes to great lengths to avoid atoning for his past sins. Meanwhile, it’s Aiden’s first communion and Julio isn’t too pleased with the choice of godmother.

Director: Pat Bishop

Writer: Jonathan Cerda-Rowell

With Hugs Not Thugs struggling financially, Julio helps Minister Payne court a pair of out-of-touch billionaires attempting to rebrand themselves.

Director: Matt Ingebretson

Writer: Matt Ingebretson

As Luis gets ready to move forward with his life by graduating from Hugs Not Thugs, Julio faces a big decision about his own future.

Director: Matt Ingebretson

Writer: Chris Estrada