The Best Episodes Written By Bill Hader

An encounter that Barry never could have predicted has surprising effects.

What the hell is that?!

Barry is out for vengeance. Noho Hank faces the looming threat of being sent home. Sally makes a split-second decision on the night of the acting class' big performance. Fuches turns to an unexpected source for help. Season Two Finale.

Say you're going to the Redlands.

In the season finale, Barry vows to give up his life of crime. Elsewhere, Pazar enlists a replacement to take care of Fuches. Detective Moss closes in on an arrest that they hope will crack the Madison homicide case.

That's it.

What are you, some kind of psycho?

Are you mad at me?

Part two of the documentary chronicling the rise and fall of a seminal soft-rock band called the Blue Jean Committee.

Barry tries to convince Sally and the class to go ahead with a performance despite the absence of Cousineau, who's grief-stricken after the disappearance of Detective Moss. With Goran gone, NoHo Hank and Cristobal's new partnership faces growing pains and some jealousy issues. Back in Cleveland, Fuches learns that replacement hitmen don't come easy.

Barry, a disillusioned hit man, is sent to Los Angeles to kill an aspiring actor who is having an affair with a Chechen mob leader's wife. After following his target to an acting class, Barry becomes inspired to begin a new life with the students.

In the wake of shocking news, Gene encourages his students to channel their feelings into their work. Resolved to quit his job and put the past behind him, Barry tries not to get pulled back in by Fuches and the Chechens. Sally tries to crack the nut that is Barry.

Things have changed.

Part one of the documentary chronicling the rise and fall of a seminal soft-rock band called the Blue Jean Committee.

The hipster media empire DRONEZ sends two of its notoriously fearless journalists to track down Mexico’s most wanted drug lord.

An investigation into the wrongful conviction of a man sentenced to death for the 1986 murder of John Patrick Winslow.