The best episode written by Mike Schiff is "Dick Is From Mars, Sally Is From Venus", rated 9/10 from 1 user votes. It was "directed by Robert Berlinger". "Dick Is From Mars, Sally Is From Venus" aired on 1/30/1996 and is rated 1.5 point(s) higher than their second highest rated, "Welcome to the Foos Box".
Dick assigns Sally to go on a date and, not surprisingly, the guy turns out to be a jerk.
Director: Robert Berlinger
Writer: Mike Schiff
Gemma and Dave are adjusting to Grover growing up and becoming a teenager, and Marty and Calvin are struggling with different management styles at work. Also, we meet one of Marty's new employees, Courtney, who might become something more.
Director: Victor Gonzalez
Writer: Mike Schiff
Conclusion. Brody labors over a difficult choice between his professional life and his love life in the Season 1 finale. Also: Threepeat must stay with Harvard.
Director: Gail Mancuso
Writer: Mike Schiff
As a sometimes ill-equipped but always devoted single parent to his two adolescent daughters, Grace and Natalie, Wade is taking the major step of dating again. His supportive and compassionate best friends, Forrest and his wife, Delia, and Ben and his wife, Michelle, are thrilled he’s resurfaced and enthusiastically offer to help set up his online profile.
Director: John Hamburg
Writer: Mike Schiff
Brody buys an extravagant gift for Jenny, leaving her feeling uncomfortable and turning the downstairs crew against him. Meanwhile, Threepeat hopes for a bonus after purchasing matching Jet Skis.
Director: Gail Mancuso
Writer: Mike Schiff
When Wade’s friends encourage him to join a support group for partners who have lost a spouse to help him deal with his anger, Wade’s shocked by the advice he’s given by the host of the support group, Caroline.
Director: John Hamburg
Writer: Mike Schiff