The Best Episodes Written By Christopher Miller

An unexpected eyewitness emerges to help Detective Danner piece together the true story behind Xavier’s demise. Season finale.

Vying for alone time with Cleopatra, Abe scores an invite to JFK's party with the promise of beer, Joan fumbles over her feelings for Abe, and Gandhi botches his crisis hotline duties.

Following a shocking death at a high school reunion's afterparty, Detective Danner grills Aniq, who recounts the night like a rom-com.

As her unconventional methods land her in hot water, Detective Danner looks to her own past to explain why she needs to crack this case.

Alternating between campy horror and '80s soap opera, Zoe and her mother fill in the remaining blanks of Edgar's murder.

Why did Danner really leave the police force? She presents the scintillating story to Aniq like a steamy '90s thriller.

Zoe's father reluctantly agrees to sit with her, Aniq, and Danner as they review found-footage-style videos from the weekend.

Decades after they were frozen, Abe, JFK, Joan and Cleo are suddenly thrust into 2023, where they find it difficult to navigate new societal norms.

When Zoe's sister's wedding weekend is destroyed by a murder, Aniq calls his old friend Danner to investigate the crime.

Aniq and Danner interview the bride, who tells the story of her relationship with Edgar in the style of a Jane Austen romance.

Aniq and Danner move the investigation to Zoe's family, starting with her free-spirited uncle. His tale is an epic, global romance.

Grace's former boyfriend tells his story like a film noir: He suspected that Edgar was up to no good and was determined to protect his ex.

Like the heroine of a twee indie film, Edgar's adopted sister wanted to stop the wedding because of her own broken heart.

When Edgar's business partner opens up about their complicated history, it plays like a slick and suspenseful heist movie.