The Best Episodes Written By Kat Morris

Steven faces his biggest challenge yet.

Director: Kat Morris

Writer: Kat Morris

The gang sits around trying to tell the scariest Halloween story.

Director: John Infantino

Writer: Kat Morris

Mordecai and Rigby come across a family of ducks living in a fountain at the park - and take quite a shine to them.

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Writer: Kat Morris

When Mordecai accidentally sees Pops naked, Rigby tries to find a way to get the image out of his head.

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Writer: Kat Morris

Mordecai and Rigby expose a bad board game's flaws when the owner refuses to give them a refund.

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Writer: Kat Morris

The house is decorated, the guests have arrived and it seems like it's the season to save Christmas when the gang finds themselves faced with the task of destroying a present for Santa that has the potential to destroy them and the holiday.

Director: John Infantino

Writer: Kat Morris

Benson tries to get back Mordecai and Rigby's stick hockey table when he wrongfully gives it away.

Director: John Infantino

Writer: Kat Morris

Rigby challenges Mordecai to get a picture inside Death Bear's cage at the abandoned zoo to prove that he isn't afraid of the old folklore.

Director: John Infantino

Writer: Kat Morris

Mordecai and Rigby take Margaret and Eileen to a secret camping spot to show them how great camping is.

Director: John Infantino

Writer: Kat Morris

Mordecai thinks that Margaret is engaged, and he wants to find a girlfriend as soon as possible to try and get over her.

Director: John Infantino

Writer: Kat Morris

Muscle Man, Rigby and Starla are annoyed about Mordecai's awkward goodbye to Margaret so they try to get Mordecai to tell Margaret how he feels about her.

Director: John Infantino

Writer: Kat Morris

Pops wants to beat the milk challenge to prove he’s one of the guys.

Director: John Infantino

Writer: Kat Morris

Mordecai and Rigby are forced to work under Muscle Man and endure his repetitive jokes.

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Writer: Kat Morris

Mordecai and Rigby team up with Muscle Man and Hi Five Ghost to win a radio contest, but the contest creator wants to turn them against each other.

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Writer: Kat Morris

Mordecai tries to fix his bad kiss with Margaret by using Rigby's time machine.

Director: John Infantino

Writer: Kat Morris

Margaret and Eileen invite Mordecai and Rigby to a club, but they are denied entrance because their clothes aren't good enough.

Director: John Infantino

Writer: Kat Morris

When Mordecai forces Rigby to go on a double-date with Eileen, Margaret and himself, Rigby accepts, but only if Mordecai owes him ten "solids", or "instant-favors", and plans to use them to sabotage Mordecai's date.

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Writer: Kat Morris

Mordecai accidentally pocket dials Margaret on his cell phone, and he has to erase the embarrassing message he left on her voicemail.

Director: John Infantino

Writer: Kat Morris

Mordecai offers Margaret a ride to the airport.

Director: John Infantino

Writer: Kat Morris

Pops threatens to fire Benson if he does not stop yelling at Mordecai and Rigby.

Director: John Infantino

Writer: Kat Morris

Steven creates a magic bubble around himself and a girl he likes, Connie, to save her from a falling rock, but has no idea how to make it disappear.

Director: Ian Jones-Quartey

Writer: Kat Morris

Mordecai and Rigby find a plate that they think would look good with cake, but when they don't have enough money for any, they use Skips' upcoming birthday as an excuse to throw a party and to eat the chocolate cake at the snack bar.

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Writer: Kat Morris

Rigby gets jealous of his brother, Don, when he visits the park to stop an audit and is forced to deal with him until he leaves.

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Writer: Kat Morris

When Mordecai and Rigby realize that Benson doesn't appreciate them, they change Benson's description of them in the Book of Park Records so they don't seem like bad employees to future bosses.

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Writer: Kat Morris

When a skilled rap group know as "CrewCrew" insult Pops and his poems, Mordecai and Rigby join with him when he challenges them to a rap battle.

Director: John Infantino

Writer: Kat Morris