Social worker Mark Lilly helps new citizens—both human and "other"—begin the process of adapting to life in the Big Apple, but his coworkers, demonic bureaucrat Twayne, drunken wizard Leonard Powers, surly law enforcement head Frank Grimes & his girlfriend, Callie, don't make it easy.
The best episode of "Ugly Americans" season 2 is "Wet Hot Demonic Summer", rated 7.8/10 from 98 user votes. It was directed by Devin Clark and written by David M. Stern, Daniel Powell. "Wet Hot Demonic Summer" aired on 6/30/2011 and is rated 0.1 point(s) higher than the second highest rated, "Callie and Her Sister".
Twayne and Callie build a summer camp to cover up their raid on a wizard training ground.
Director: Devin Clark
Writer: David M. Stern, Daniel Powell
Callie must care for her younger, hotter demon sister, who happens to be engaged to Twayne.
Director: Richard Ferguson-Hull, Devin Clark
Writer: Mick Kelly, David M. Stern
When his favorite TV series ends with a dumb twist, Grimes has a complete mental breakdown.
Director: Devin Clark
Writer: David M. Stern
After being drafted into Satan's dark army, Twayne and Mark must do their patriotic duty and end the world.
Director: Devin Clark
Writer: David M. Stern, Jeffrey Poliquin
Mark accidentally reactivates Leonard's magical arranged marriage.
Director: Richard Ferguson-Hull, Devin Clark
Writer: Greg White, David M. Stern
Callie makes an evil Mark clone to compete in the DOI bowling league tournament.
Director: Richard Ferguson-Hull, Devin Clark
Writer: Greg White, David M. Stern
Randall tries to make a quick buck on the Soul Exchange by selling off Mark's immortal soul.
Director: Devin Clark, Rod Amador
Writer: Greg White, David M. Stern, Daniel Powell
Randall is infected by horrifying plants at sea when Twayne throws a cruise ship party.
Director: Devin Clark, Rod Amador
Writer: Mick Kelly, David M. Stern
Mark hooks up with an old girlfriend to test his open relationship.
Director: Devin Clark, Rod Amador
Writer: Greg White, David M. Stern, Bill Krebs
Grimes' judgmental mother rises from the dead, and a neglected Randall reconsiders his living situation.
Director: Richard Ferguson-Hull, Devin Clark
Writer: Greg White, David M. Stern
A Lilliputian arsonist escapes Mark's custody and finds an unlikely hiding place in Twayne's nose.
Director: Devin Clark, Rod Amador
Writer: David M. Stern, Jeffrey Poliquin, Erik Richter
Randall's new arm lands him on the DOI's intramural football team, and Callie pimps out Leonard.
Director: Richard Ferguson-Hull, Devin Clark
Writer: David M. Stern, Bill Krebs
Twayne quits after getting roasted at his DOI 10-year anniversary party, leaving Mark in charge.
Director: Devin Clark, Rod Amador
Writer: David M. Stern, Jeffrey Poliquin, Erik Richter, Jordan Pomaville
Callie is promptly promoted after turning into a man, causing strife in her relationship with Mark.
Director: Devin Clark, Les Solis, Lou Solis
Writer: David M. Stern, Jeffrey Poliquin
Lady Hoo-Ha, America's most adored pop star, goes zombie, and her many devoted fans follow suit.
Director: Devin Clark, Les Solis, Lou Solis
Writer: David M. Stern
A rabid Bat Boy takes a bite out of Mark, transforming him into New York City's latest superhero.
Director: Devin Clark, Les Solis, Lou Solis
Writer: David M. Stern, Daniel Powell
Callie's psychotic, prankster ex-boyfriend escapes from an asylum and wreaks havoc on Mark's life.
Director: Devin Clark, Les Solis, Lou Solis
Writer: David M. Stern