The Best Episodes Written By Dan Guterman

Feeling adrift with seven months to go until doomsday, Carol visits her parents, runs some errands and hits it off with a mild-mannered stranger.

After getting oriented at the office, Carol embarks on a quest for printer toner and goes to a party at her friend Janette's house.

Strange new behaviors have begun to threaten the day-to-day operations of The Distraction — and one agent is determined to find out who's responsible.

Rick and Morty travel inside the car's battery, where Morty discovers Rick has created a universe containing sentient life solely to produce power for him. Meanwhile, Summer must deal with being locked in the car with Rick's overzealous security system.

Morty's memories are restored and we learn the truth in this one broh.

Banana bread builds bridges between Carol and her new colleagues. Michael gets to know the Grand Coda's captain.

Carol decides to learn every one of her coworkers' names and makes a discovery that sends her, Luis and Donna on a perplexing odyssey.

While Donna celebrates April Christmas with her kids, a tipsy Carol decides to chaperone a mysterious young trick-or-treater.

Luis recruits Carol and Donna to look for a lost piece of jewelry, sending them deep into the recesses of the office's lost and found.

A father-son road trip to Niagara Falls gives Eric and Steven some much-needed bonding time. Meanwhile, the Grand Coda's passengers face catastrophe.

Carol narrates her spiritual surfing journey around the world, from Mavericks to Michigan, in search of the perfect wave.

Jeff counsels a smitten Duncan on how to get a date with Britta but is developing feelings of his own. An angry Hickey tries to teach Abed a lesson.

Jerry gets sick, and Rick sparks up the TV.

A 19-foot plaster hand guides the group on an emotional journey as they travel through mountains and flashbacks while aboard Elroy's RV.

On an overnight hiking trip, Carol starts to see her exuberant, adventurous sister Elena — and herself — a little differently.