The Best Episodes Written By Lee Sung Jin

Bertie branches out and bonds with an eager young apprentice at Pastry Pete's. Elsewhere, without her bestie, Tuca feels a little bit lost.

Director: N/A

Writer: Lee Sung-jin

Charlie, Mac, and Dennis formulate a plan to take advantage of the rising gas prices. By purchasing excess amounts now, they can sell it in the future and profit. As usual, things don't go as planned. Dee is also out to make money when she learns that Bruce is going to give the family fortune to a Muslim cultural center. She and Frank try to stop him and get the cash for themselves.

Director: Matt Shakman

Writer: Lee Sung-jin

While Tuca’s out on a hot date with her crush, Bertie tries to spice things up at home -- with a little bird porn.

Director: N/A

Writer: Lee Sung-jin

The consequences of their actions leave Danny and Amy in a surreal situation that tests their grasp on reality.

Director: Lee Sung-jin

Writer: Lee Sung-jin

Danny moves from fear into panic as new crises arise. Willing to do whatever it takes to keep June safe, Amy devises a perilous scheme.

Director: Jake Schreier

Writer: Lee Sung-jin

Eileen faces her book club for the first time after her family’s “outing,” but things take a surprising turn when instead of shunning her the ladies begin opening up – way too much – about their own problems. Kenny’s first trip to the “gayborhood” coffee shop is everything he’d hoped for, until Pat tags along with him to a gay dodge ball match.

Director: Victor Nelli Jr.

Writer: Lee Sung-jin

The gang decides to expand their business by developing a number of products that they could sell at Paddy's pub.

Director: Randall Einhorn

Writer: Lee Sung-jin

Dave's making a video that will vault him to global success, but he's forced to face reality as the project threatens to implode - and create an international incident.

Director: Jake Schreier

Writer: Lee Sung-jin

Painful memories of her youth push Amy to confront her family issues and marital woes. Danny spins an elaborate lie that leads him down a dangerous path.

Director: Jake Schreier

Writer: Lee Sung-jin

A run-in with a hostile motorist sends Danny into a rage — and a tense chase across town. Amy's unexpected guest leaves a lasting impression.

Director: Hikari

Writer: Lee Sung-jin

Amy and Danny both experience positive changes in their lives, but lingering secrets and emotional challenges force them to confront hard truths.

Director: Jake Schreier

Writer: Lee Sung-jin

Gavin continues to cause trouble for Pied Piper. Gilfoyle works on building servers. Jared becomes Richard's roommate.

Director: Mike Judge

Writer: Lee Sung-jin

Max and Caroline take office temp jobs. While Caroline tries to climb the corporate ladder, Max deals with a boss who makes inappropriate advances.

Director: Fred Savage

Writer: Lee Sung-jin

Max runs into an old boyfriend, when she accompanies Caroline to see her father in jail.

Director: Scott Ellis

Writer: Lee Sung-jin

When Deke invites Max’s friends over for a gathering at his dumpster, Caroline learns an enormous secret about his background.

Director: Phill Lewis

Writer: Lee Sung-jin

Max and Caroline have different ideas on how to handle their new pre-approved credit card.

Director: Fred Savage

Writer: Lee Sung-jin

Todd holds a Halloween party at the boarding house where he is now forced to live by the company because of cutbacks, which is part of his plan to get close to Asha.

Director: Michael Lehmann

Writer: Lee Sung-jin

Tonya's mom visits once again, and Todd is determined to make a better impression this time around. But Todd soon discovers a secret about the woman that complicates his goal. Elsewhere, Madhuri reads her coworkers' palms.

Director: N/A

Writer: Lee Sung-jin

When Max and Caroline find out the lease is up on their apartment, they’re forced to find the original tenant and have him re-sign, claiming he still lives there, or risk being evicted.

Director: Phill Lewis

Writer: Lee Sung-jin

When Max and Caroline start losing business to the new cronut craze (half-croissant, half-donut), they come up with their own trend – cake fries.

Director: Don Scardino

Writer: Lee Sung-jin

When an angry bride-to-be sends back a "discolored" dress, Sophia scrambles to fix it in time for the wedding so her seller rating won't get ruined.

Director: N/A

Writer: Lee Sung-jin

Caroline and Max throw a '90s-themed party at the diner to attract rich hipsters and raise money for their cupcake business; Caroline is horrified when her rich ex-boyfriend comes into the diner.

Director: Scott Ellis

Writer: Lee Sung-jin

Annie asks Sophia for a paying job and doesn't like the answer she gets. The members of the vintage fashion forum lash out at Sophia.

Director: N/A

Writer: Lee Sung-jin

Dave journeys to a legendary recording studio, hoping to break through his creative block, but he is forced to confront his greatest obstacle: his own ego.

Director: Kitao Sakurai

Writer: Lee Sung-jin