The Worst Episodes of Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt

In the probing documentary "Party Monster," DJ Fingerblast investigates what became of his childhood hero, DJ Slizzard.

Director: Rhys Thomas

Writer: Meredith Scardino

Titus's ex-wife sues him for spousal support. Kimmy still has feelings for Dong. Jacqueline's Sioux family gets fed up with her.

Director: Tristram Shapeero

Writer: Tina Fey

A surprise visitor delivers divorce papers to Kimmy. Jacqueline comes up with a plan to get Russ’s dad to rename the Redskins.

Director: Don Scardino

Writer: Allison Silverman

Kimmy discovers that Fran Dodd is posing as the author of her book. Jacqueline sets Titus up in a fake relationship with a celebrity.

Director: Maggie Carey

Writer: Leila Strachan, Grace Edwards

Imprisoned by a cult leader as a teenager, Midwesterner Kimmy is freed after 15 years. The first thing she decides to do is move to New York.

Director: Tristram Shapeero

Writer: Tina Fey, Robert Carlock

Kimmy has to throw an acceptable kids' birthday party to keep her new job with the filthy rich Voorhees family.

Director: Tristram Shapeero

Writer: Sam Means

Titus goes after big pharma when a drug company steals his likeness. Lillian convinces Kimmy that the weatherman can't be trusted.

Director: Claire Scanlon

Writer: Meredith Scardino, Lauren Gurganous

Russ's transformation opens doors for Jacqueline. Kimmy wrestles with a philosophical dilemma. Artie invites Lillian on a European cruise

Director: Robert Carlock

Writer: Sam Means

Hoping to win Mikey back, Titus pretends he's starring in a TV show. As the new head of HR at Giztoob, Kimmy has to fire an employee.

Director: Tristram Shapeero

Writer: Sam Means

Kimmy tackles sexism at a tech conference while Lillian hits on men. Titus auditions for an acting troupe and researches nerds for a role.

Director: Claire Cowperthwaite

Writer: Leila Strachan

Kimmy has an eye-opening experience when Jaqueline introduces her to her plastic surgeon. Titus auditions for a Spider-Man musical.

Director: Tristram Shapeero

Writer: Tina Fey, Jack Burditt

Titus develops a one-man show about his past life as a geisha. While Jacqueline tries to make Julian jealous, Lillian battles gentrification.

Director: Linda Mendoza

Writer: Sam Means

On Fake Christmas, Kimmy and Dong take a trip to the Poconos, and a Jewish family claims that Jacqueline's prized Mondrian is rightfully theirs.

Director: Steve Buscemi

Writer: Sam Means, Tina Fey

Back in New York, Titus goes to great lengths to score an audition for "Sesame Street." Jacqueline encourages Kimmy to play hardball with the Reverend.

Director: Tristram Shapeero

Writer: Meredith Scardino, Robert Carlock

The FBI enlists Kimmy's help when former mole woman Gretchen tries to start a cult of her own. Titus is stricken with a strange disease.

Director: Jeff Richmond

Writer: Leila Strachan

Titus makes a shocking confession about the cruise. When a hurricane hits, Kimmy turns their apartment into a "fun-ker" filled with games and puzzles.

Director: Beth McCarthy-Miller

Writer: Tina Fey

Kimmy and Titus spend the weekend binge watching TV and getting their nails done. Jacqueline schemes to evict her wealthy subletter.

Director: Tristram Shapeero

Writer: Danny Rubin

A beefcake hits on Titus, Jacqueline enjoys attention from millennial men, and Kimmy catches up with ex-mole woman Donna Maria.

Director: Jaffar Mahmood

Writer: Lauren Gurganous, Sam Means

Kimmy helps Jacqueline put her life back together after the divorce. Titus donates his old clothes and makes a connection with a construction worker.

Director: Jeff Richmond

Writer: Robert Carlock

Kimmy needs to study for the GED, but she's worried about Dong getting deported. Jacqueline puts Buckley on Dyziplen to treat his hyperactivity.

Director: Ken Whittingham

Writer: Josh Siegal, Dylan Morgan

Titus takes Kimmy to church on Good Friday, where they tangle with an elderly busybody. Jacqueline gives Lillian a makeover for Passover.

Director: Jaffar Mahmood

Writer: Azie Dungey, Max Werner

Titus opens up about his encounter with Mr. Frumpus. Kimmy bonds with her date's parents and starts seeing them behind his back.

Director: Jeff Richmond

Writer: Danny Rubin, Matt Whitaker

Kimmy and Jaqueline try to hide their pasts, while Titus lies to Lillian about money so he can spend it on headshots for his future.

Director: Beth McCarthy-Miller

Writer: Jack Burditt, Robert Carlock

Dong tries to teach Kimmy math and Kimmy tries to convince Jacqueline to get a divorce.

Director: Michael Engler

Writer: Meredith Scardino

Kimmy's step-father and sister come to New York to see Kimmy on her 30th birthday. Dong and Logan get into a fight over Kimmy.

Director: Todd Holland

Writer: Jack Burditt