The Best Episodes Written By Laura Mccreary

When Jake comes down with a serious case of Dragon stank breath; Fu Dog must set him up on a date for the school dance.

Director: Christian Roman

Writer: Laura McCreary

Jake must compete in the school talent show with Fu Dog as his ventriloquist sidekick.

Director: Christian Roman

Writer: Laura McCreary

When Jake is assigned as body guard to the Oracle Twins, their incessant visions of the future drive him nuts -- until he realizes they can use their powers to make his life easier.

Director: Christian Roman

Writer: Laura McCreary

Jake tries to use his nomination as Homecoming Prince to win back Rose.

Director: Steve Loter

Writer: Laura McCreary

After Jake and Amy's bet about who can make more arrests is finally settled, the two go on a stakeout where Jake reevaluates their relationship.

Director: Julian Farino

Writer: Laura McCreary

Some inside information leads the Cloud 9 employees to try to make the store seem perfect for one day.

Director: Ruben Fleischer

Writer: Laura McCreary

Steve and his friends sabotage a stuck-up kid's bar mitzvah after the kid hits on Steve's girlfriend, Debbie. But when Snot is wrongly accused of stealing the kid's bar-mitzvah money, his own bar mitzvah is put in jeopardy.

Director: Brent Woods

Writer: Laura McCreary

Holt and Jake search for a mole in the precinct, and Terry and Rosa visit a silent disco to find "Giggle Pig" dealers.

Director: Victor Nelli Jr.

Writer: Laura McCreary

Stan and Francine have trouble keeping up with a younger couple's lifestyle.

Director: Pam Cooke

Writer: Laura McCreary

On the day of Cloud 9's "In-store-vaganza," Dina finally gets the chance to step up to the plate and run the store. Garrett and Cheyenne search for a mysterious smell. Jonah finds himself excited about a new opportunity.

Director: Ryan Case

Writer: Laura McCreary

A Major Crimes detective known as "The Vulture" takes over Jake's nearly solved case and steals his thunder, prompting revenge.

Director: Jason Ensler

Writer: Laura McCreary

When Charles makes Jake his best man, it means cake tasting, choosing flowers and convincing fiancée Vivian that Charles doesn't want to move.

Director: Victor Nelli Jr.

Writer: Laura McCreary

It’s the first day of high school and Eddie wants to join the football team to impress girlfriend Alison, despite Jessica forbidding him to try out. Emery finds out that Evan has been moved up a grade and is in middle school with him. Louis battles with Kenny Roger’s right-hand man over changes at the steakhouse

Director: Alisa Statman

Writer: Laura McCreary

Jake is determined to prove that he's not to blame for Holt's bad mood, and when Charles catches a notorious bank robber, nobody believes him.

Director: Claire Scanlon

Writer: Laura McCreary

Roger declares that he was sent to Earth to be "the decider" of humanity's fate, and Stan challenges him on it.

Director: Tim Parsons

Writer: Laura McCreary

The Smiths get drunk at Roger's Mardi Gras party and make a pact with Bullock; Roger tries to find the person who left a pastie in the attic.

Director: Joe Daniello

Writer: Laura McCreary

To root out the crooked FBI agent who targeted Pimento, the team stages an elaborate fake funeral and sends Amy on a risky undercover mission.

Director: Victor Nelli Jr.

Writer: Laura McCreary

Jake and Charles go on a stakeout that lasts way too long, and Terry writes a book for his daughters that angers Amy and Gina.

Director: Tristram Shapeero

Writer: Laura McCreary

The Huangs are pleasantly surprised to find that Eddie has been awarded a spot in the Honor Society, but Evan is particularly bothered by the news. Meanwhile, Jessica receives a note from her book editor to improve her cop dialogue and signs up for a ride-along to better her writing. Then, on St. Patrick's Day, Matthew Chestnut doesn't have the luck of the Irish on his side when Louis receives orders from Kenny Rogers to fire him.

Director: N/A

Writer: Laura McCreary

After Snot professes his love for Hayley and gets shot down, Steve and Roger devise a plan to cheer him up. Roger dresses up as Steve’s cousin from New Jersey, Jenny Fromdabloc, and Snot falls hard for her. Meanwhile, Stan wants to live like a gentleman of the 1960s, complete with dark suits and dry martinis.

Director: Bob Bowen

Writer: Laura McCreary

Stan joins Roger and Steve's fictional detective agency, but he ruins the fun by being extremely incompetent at his "job." Roger demands that Steve fire Stan, but Steve cannot bring himself to do it and ends up lying to Roger. Things take a turn for the worse when Stan is kidnapped, and Steve must tell Roger the truth.

Director: Josue Cervantes

Writer: Laura McCreary

When Kim and Ron accidentally show that a stunt show is all staged, the host wants revenge. Meanwhile, the entire school thinks Kim likes Brick Flagg.

Director: Chris Bailey

Writer: Laura McCreary

To help his son's ongoing quest to become a pop sensation, Senor Senior, Senior kidnaps the Oh Boyz band to blackmail the record company. The plan backfires when Ron winds up captured along with the group. The record executive, finding the Oh Boyz' disappearance to be a profit windfall, is in no hurry to help so Kim must find Ron and the others on her own.

Director: David Block

Writer: Laura McCreary

Chloe teaches June to "network," i.e., to go drinking in the financial district, but when Chloe lands herself a hot young broker whose father is a Wall Street mogul, she also lands June a dream job offer! But there are strings attached, and June must make a tough decision. Meanwhile, James' worst nightmare is realized when he's paired with the worst pro-dancer.

Director: Aundre Johnson

Writer: Laura McCreary

A lovers' spat leads to trouble on the job as Jake and Amy chase down a new street drug. A parking mishap drives a wedge between Holt and Boyle.

Director: Dean Holland

Writer: Laura McCreary