The Best Episodes Written By Shion Takeuchi

After agents Powers and Trigger take Stan into custody, Dipper and Mabel begin to wonder how much they actually know about their Grunkle Stan.

When Mordecai and Rigby make a fake band, they accidentally enter for a live performance, even though they haven't a clue how to play any instruments.

After watching a scary movie about a British Taxi, the guys have to help Rigby overcome his fears.

When Maellard asks Pops, his son, to give a speech, Mordecai and Rigby try to help him overcome his stage fright.

Mabel decides to put on a sock puppet rock opera to impress a local puppeteer, but her show goes awry when Dipper's drive to uncover more of the journal's secrets leads to a supernatural disaster.

After he learns a surprising secret about himself, Elfo heads home to Elfwood in search of the truth.

When Mordecai and Rigby eat Benson's grilled cheese sandwich, Benson makes them buy another one. Unaware that it was Benson's sandwich because of Rigby's lie, Mordecai makes a bet to see who can lie the most without getting caught.

It's work time in The Park. They're having a birthday so Mordecai and Rigby are doing the chairs. They hate the chairs but need to do it. Afterwards they're out of chairs. They found a room with chairs instead they played a Arcade game that's not working. They have to save the day but they have to destroy The Destroyer.

Mordecai and Rigby have to look for hot dogs in the meat locker when they burn the ones that Benson bought, but Rigby's incompetence ends up getting them locked in.

After Cognito Inc. buys a dating app, Reagan bets her team she can find a boyfriend - and creates a robot version of her perfect match to practice on.

In three separate mysterious tales, Stan is cursed by a Witch, Waddles accidentally eats a bowl of brain-enhancing jelly and builds a machine that allows him to speak, and Mabel faces her fear of claymation.

Brett hopes to have a blast in the past as the team embarks on a nostalgia-laced mission to a small town that's permanently stuck in the '80s.

Desperate to get some space from her father, Reagan volunteers for a dangerous mission to the moon to make contact with a rogue colony.

Bean travels with Dagmar to her homeland, Maru, where she rescues an old friend and learns of a mysterious prophecy she's expected to fulfill.

After a lizard people-related PR disaster, the team must do damage control at the swanky Reptoid Gala, where - to Reagan's dismay - hugs are required.

As Reagan prepares to replace the president with a robot, she finds her hard-earned promotion threatened by a clueless but likeable new colleague.

Reagan conspires to keep her dad from finding out about her mom's wedding, while J.R. ropes Brett into a personal mission to help offload his mega-yacht.

Reagan sets up an elaborate plan in motion to ghost a debonair British secret agent who grows too attached after a fling.