The Best Episodes Written By Ethan Sandler

When Adam needs to hire a new project manager, Andi accuses him of unconscious bias after he only interviews men for the job. Also, Andi helps Kate fight for a spot on the boys' soccer team at school.

Director: Andy Cadiff

Writer: Ethan Sandler

Adam recruits Marcy to put Andi's snooty sister, Kelly, in her place when she comes for a visit.

Director: Michael McDonald

Writer: Ethan Sandler

Tylor mistakenly allows the banished “Adorable Snowman” to return to Monsters, Inc. Fearing he’ll also be banished, Tylor struggles to get him back before he’s discovered. Meanwhile, Val searches for the secret as to why the snowman was banished in the first place.

Director: Shane Zalvin

Writer: Ethan Sandler

When Andi gets Bev a spot volunteering at the hospital, Joe becomes bored and starts spending too much time with Adam.

Director: Victor Gonzalez

Writer: Ethan Sandler

At the annual Monsters, Inc. vs. FearCo softball game, Val tries to tell Tylor about a job offer from Mike & Sulley, but Tylor is too busy considering his own future to listen.

Director: Shane Zalvin

Writer: Ethan Sandler

When Adam insists that pranks are harmless fun, Andi creates an elaborate hoax to teach him a lesson.

Director: Pamela Fryman

Writer: Ethan Sandler

Adam gets jealous when Teddy names Andi as his hero for a school essay.

Director: Anthony Joseph Rich

Writer: Ethan Sandler

Jess applies for a job at a progressive new school, but things take a turn when she finds out the principal is dating her ex-boyfriend, Sam. Meanwhile, Nick gets a cold and Schmidt quarantines the roommates to prevent himself from getting sick before his big presentation.

Director: Steve Welch

Writer: Ethan Sandler

In order to land the soon-to-be open principal's position at her school, Jess must impress the disapproving president of the Parents' Council. Winston puts his undercover skills to the test and Nick struggles to come up with the perfect wedding gift for Schmidt and Cece.

Director: Trent O'Donnell

Writer: Ethan Sandler

Loosely based on the true story of two operatives who went to the White House to determine if Ronald Reagan was mentally impaired. Instead, they found that he was severely depressed, watching movies all day and NOT doing his job—at all.

Director: Jay Duplass

Writer: Ethan Sandler