The Best Episodes Written By Nicholas Stoller

Jerrod moves in with his girlfriend, yet he's reluctant to tell his opinionated parents about the new living arrangement.

Director: Mark Cendrowski

Writer: Nicholas Stoller

Joe and Maxine clash over politics, and some important news gets overshadowed.

Director: Michael Zinberg

Writer: Nicholas Stoller

After a long rift in their friendship, Sylvia reunites with her old best friend, the newly divorced Will.

Director: Nicholas Stoller

Writer: Nicholas Stoller

Lisa and Ethan move to New York, reconnect with old college friends and learn that some secrets are harder to keep than others.

Director: Nicholas Stoller

Writer: Nicholas Stoller

The teens return home to find their loved ones and all of Port Lawrence in grave danger.

Director: David Grossman

Writer: Nicholas Stoller

Isaiah rushes to stop a cursed camera's chilling predictions from becoming reality.

Director: Rob Letterman

Writer: Nicholas Stoller

The gang gets together to celebrate Sam’s 40th birthday, where Lisa suffers a crisis of conscience and Nick’s announcement catches everyone off guard.

Director: Nicholas Stoller

Writer: Nicholas Stoller

Eric discovers that Lizzie cheated on him with Steven, and heads to UNEC to get his revenge. Lloyd helps Steven prepare for a fistfight.

Director: Greg Mottola

Writer: Nicholas Stoller

Ethan and Lisa run the gauntlet to ensure their IVF is a success. Max and Felix celebrate a special occasion. Sam opens up.

Director: Nicholas Stoller

Writer: Nicholas Stoller

Adam Sandler stops by the campus to perform, and the whole group goes to see him, including Steven's dad, Hal, who was invited by Lloyd. Sandler's assistant, Jonathan Loughran, ends up falling in love with Rachel and decides to stay on campus living in Rachel's room.

Director: Greg Mottola

Writer: Nicholas Stoller

Lizzie admits to Steven that she has a boyfriend, but that does not stop him from pursuing her. The head RA Hillary has a crush on Lloyd, but Ron does not think it is a good idea for Lloyd to hook up with her. Marshall inspires a boring History teacher to revamp his teaching style, with cringe-worthy results.

Director: Greg Mottola

Writer: Nicholas Stoller

The gang is forced to put on their happy faces and reconnect at Max's swanky engagement party, where "severe awkwardness" is everybody's plus-one.

Director: Nicholas Stoller

Writer: Nicholas Stoller

Max and Felix's big day arrives -- and so does the drama as secrets are revealed, confessions are made, and poorly timed punches are thrown.

Director: Nicholas Stoller

Writer: Nicholas Stoller

When Ethan and Sam go public, Marianne, Nick and Max take the opportunity to practice their "casual faces." Lisa receives shocking news.

Director: Francesca Delbanco

Writer: Nicholas Stoller