The best episode written by Brett Cawley is "The Two Hundred", rated 7.8/10 from 4 user votes. It was "directed by Jansen Yee". "The Two Hundred" aired on 3/28/2016 and is rated 0.2 point(s) higher than their second highest rated, "Roots".
Stan, tattooed and haunted, travels a barren Langley Falls alone. Meanwhile, a mysterious element known as "The Two Hundred" has reigned terror on the town and separated Stan from his family.
Director: Jansen Yee
Writer: Brett Cawley
Stan sets out to stop a tree that he considers his father from being cut down. Steve realizes he's stopped growing and considers surgery.
Director: Shawn Murray
Writer: Brett Cawley
While on vacation in Los Angeles, Stan joins the world of old Hollywood. Meanwhile, Roger kennel-trains Steve and Hayley.
Director: Rodney Clouden
Writer: Brett Cawley
Stan is horrified when he sees a couple die in a car crash, and he goes to see a shrink. Meanwhile, Roger and Klaus study for a wine tasting.
Director: Valerie Fletcher
Writer: Brett Cawley
Stan gets obsessed with a 1960s television show after picking up a secondhand TV. Roger decides to live as a baby and the family cares for him.
Director: Jennifer Graves
Writer: Brett Cawley
Jeff, Francine and Roger decide to team up and start their own bus tour business, with murderous results.
Director: Chris Bennett
Writer: Brett Cawley
Steve decides to prove his manhood by accompanying Stan and his CIA cronies on their annual hunting excursion. Meanwhile, Roger and Klaus undertake a cross-country trek.
Director: Josue Cervantes
Writer: Brett Cawley
While having trouble communicating, Stan and Hayley team up to stop a terrorist plot to blow up the Bazooka Sharks arena. Meanwhile, Roger pretends to be an escort.
Director: Josue Cervantes
Writer: Brett Cawley
A lunar misstep sends Roger on an unexpected detour to New Mexico.
Director: Joe Daniello
Writer: Brett Cawley
The Smith family must rescue Steve after he is kidnapped and taken to the North Pole. There, Santa Claus is using children to mine for precious stones that he needs to perform an ancient ritual.
Director: Valerie Fletcher
Writer: Brett Cawley
Stan tries an experimental pill from the CIA and turns into a girl. Meanwhile, Klaus and Roger start a business selling Stan's suits as he no longer needs them as a female.
Director: Chris Bennett
Writer: Brett Cawley
Steve spins out about his future, but a radio show about new age mysticism gives him a hopeful new understanding of life. Roger struggles to get into the adult film industry.
Director: N/A
Writer: Brett Cawley
Steve tries to stop Roger after he joins a mysterious order of birds' egg thieves; Francine buys a new Italian sauce for the family.
Director: Chris Bennett
Writer: Brett Cawley
M.O.D.O.K. drags along his kids, Melissa and Lou, to a GRUMBL leadership conference. Once there, he accidentally unleashes a hedonistic alien menace on the conference while trying to prove his leadership skills to his bosses and children.
Director: Eric Towner
Writer: Brett Cawley
Worried about their bickering, Stan and Francine go to extremes to save their marriage. Roger excels at jingle writing.
Director: Rodney Clouden
Writer: Brett Cawley
The time travelling Young M.O.D.O.K. finally exacts his revenge by kidnapping the family and pitting them against each other in a twisted family therapy / battle to the death.
Director: Eric Towner
Writer: Brett Cawley
Roger helps Francine with her terrible cooking by bringing her to a remote Patagonian island. Stan gets a nail in his head and can’t speak.
Director: Valerie Fletcher
Writer: Brett Cawley
The Smiths return from a difficult, quarrelsome vacation, but they can't get a break from one another.
Director: Jennifer Graves
Writer: Brett Cawley
Stan finally decides to do something about his secret baldness and enlists the help of Josay Bosay, Roger's famed hair-stylist-to-the-stars persona.
Director: Chris Bennett
Writer: Brett Cawley