The Best Episodes Written By Lang Fisher

The end of the school year has the Sherman Oaks crew all up in their feels. Devi is torn between planning the future and enjoying the present.

Director: Lang Fisher

Writer: Lang Fisher

After unwelcome news sparks a fight with her mother, Devi seeks an escape. Mohan’s birthday brings an opportunity for closure — and for new beginnings.

Director: Tristram Shapeero

Writer: Lang Fisher

The last weekend of summer coincides with a festive occasion — and on the brink of their new lives, Devi, her family and friends have lots to celebrate.

Director: Lang Fisher

Writer: Lang Fisher

After recent trauma, Devi starts her first day as a high school sophomore determined to shake off old labels and finally become cool.

Director: Tristram Shapeero

Writer: Lang Fisher

Mindy is unfairly passed over for a promotion and goes to bed wishing things were different. She wakes up in the body of a handsome white man and quickly discovers the perks that come with white male privilege.

Director: Marco Fargnoli

Writer: Lang Fisher

As her new kids arrive, Liz scrambles to save TGS from cancellation. Jack finds a new NBC president.

Director: Jeff Richmond

Writer: Lang Fisher

Jake and Charles investigate a case of Hitchcock and Scully's from the 1980s. Meanwhile, Amy's uniformed officers and Terry's detectives fight over limited resources.

Director: Cortney Carrillo

Writer: Lang Fisher

A heartbroken Anna grieves her breakup at Mindy’s place, while Jody and Jeremy compete for her affection. Morgan, trying to jump-start his dating life, blows up at Colette’s new girlfriend, Karen, when she accidentally interrupts his make out session.

Director: Michael Spiller

Writer: Lang Fisher

On her way to Texas to visit Peter, Mindy tries to ease her troubles with a handsome stranger. Peter hides a secret from his wife.

Director: David Stassen

Writer: Lang Fisher

Mindy is forced to act as a mentor to the residents at the hospital, and Danny gets himself into trouble when he finds, and can’t help but read, Mindy’s diary.

Director: Alex Hardcastle

Writer: Lang Fisher

Mindy struggles with her body image as her baby bump begins to show, so she agrees to meet with Sheena, an aspiring personal stylist. Meanwhile, Jeremy, heartbroken over Lauren, tries to dive back into the dating pool, and unexpectedly runs into Morgan's girlfriend, Jessica.

Director: Michael Weaver

Writer: Lang Fisher

Mindy has to fire the world’s most difficult nanny: her mother-in-law. Jody tries to save Jeremy from his manipulative girlfriend.

Director: Roger Kumble

Writer: Lang Fisher

Mindy takes Pete to her cheating ex-boyfriend's wedding; Danny's younger brother makes an announcement.

Director: Charles McDougall

Writer: Lang Fisher

With Danny gone, Mindy's loneliness leads her to join a support group under false pretenses. Morgan and Colette discover Tamra's secret pastime.

Director: Claire Scanlon

Writer: Lang Fisher

A mishap at Leo's school forces Danny and Mindy to spend time together. Jody tries to win back Mindy's trust with an extravagant gift.

Director: Michael Spiller

Writer: Lang Fisher

As Jeremy recovers from his heart attack, the practice needs another doctor. Jeremy and Jody want to hire a woman, but Mindy isn’t sure about sharing the spotlight. Meanwhile, she and Ben are getting serious.

Director: Ike Barinholtz

Writer: Lang Fisher

Mindy has a run-in with the law when a surly police officer admonishes her for giving his young daughter birth control pills. Meanwhile, Danny befriends a rabbi who offers to refer his congregation to Schulman & Associates because he thinks Danny is Jewish.

Director: David Rogers

Writer: Lang Fisher

Jake brings Amy in on an arson case connected to her celebrity crush, a crossword puzzle author. The Nine-Nine gets a sweet new detective car.

Director: Akiva Schaffer

Writer: Lang Fisher

Amy and Jake hear conflicting stories as they investigate a sexual assault accusation. Holt refuses to believe an old nemesis is really dead.

Director: Stephanie Beatriz

Writer: Lang Fisher

As Paxton's mixed messages have Devi questioning herself, the upcoming winter dance offers a chance to determine where she stands — and what she needs.

Director: Lang Fisher

Writer: Lang Fisher

Mindy and Ben’s relationship is put to the test when Ben gets an interview for a job in Philadelphia. Meanwhile, Anna gets the girls of the office together for an ill-fated girls’ night where Tamra realizes she might have feelings for a co-worker.

Director: Lang Fisher

Writer: Lang Fisher