The best episode written by Stephen Falk is "Zero Eggplants", rated 10/10 from 1 user votes. It was "directed by Alex Hardcastle". "Zero Eggplants" aired on 2/20/2019 and is rated 1.0 point(s) higher than their second highest rated, "The Intransigence of Love".
Gretchen and Jimmy make “couple friends.”
Director: Alex Hardcastle
Writer: Stephen Falk
Jimmy and Gretchen tell the story of their love to a prospective wedding planner.
Director: Stephen Falk
Writer: Stephen Falk
An episode spanning the course of nearly three years, we see the events that lead up to Gretchen and Jimmy meeting.
Director: Matt Shakman
Writer: Stephen Falk
Jimmy and Gretchen take their relationship to the next level.
Director: Matt Shakman
Writer: Stephen Falk
Gretchen’s depression comes to a head, forcing Jimmy to make a tough choice. Lindsay finally lets Paul go. Edgar has his improv graduation show.
Director: Matt Shakman
Writer: Stephen Falk
Jimmy attends Becca and Vernon’s baby gender reveal party. Gretchen takes care of some unfinished business. Edgar and Dorothy’s relationship reaches a turning point. Lindsay confronts Paul.
Director: Matt Shakman
Writer: Stephen Falk
Nancy has a tense, one-on-one, sit-down interview with Vaughn. Andy, Shane and Warren to get more cash plus passports they'll need for the family to enter Europe. Silas continues to wrestle with the fact that Lars may be his father. Meanwhile, Doug returns to Agrestic to locate his passport.
Director: David Warren
Writer: Stephen Falk
Nancy and Silas face off over who controls their drug business, while Andy tries to mediate; Shane goes to lengths to win back Detective Ouellette's trust, while Doug tries to keep the SEC distracted from his hedge fund's illegal activities.
Director: Scott Ellis
Writer: Stephen Falk
When a customer gets cold feet (and they all do), what they're really saying is: How much do you care?
Director: Ryan McFaul
Writer: Stephen Falk
Any salesperson worth their salt always remembers the brave heroes who made peace, prosperity, and great products possible.
Director: Ryan McFaul
Writer: Stephen Falk
Nancy confronts an old friend, leaving Silas caught in the crossfire; back at the loft, Andy comes up with a new business venture, and turns to Shane and Doug for help.
Director: Michael Trim
Writer: Stephen Falk
Nancy, Andy and Silas take a trip. Shane is busted for stealing property off the impound lot. Meanwhile, Doug gives up on his charity and decides to pursue a bigger, more lucrative scheme.
Director: Uta Briesewitz
Writer: Stephen Falk
A visit from Esteban's daughter comes with new problems for Nancy. In the meantime, Isabelle joins Doug and Dean's scheme of revenge against Celia.
Director: Matt Shakman
Writer: Stephen Falk
Gretchen makes Jimmy come over to her disaster of an apartment.
Director: Alex Hardcastle
Writer: Stephen Falk
Jimmy attempts to take Gretchen on a date.
Director: Alex Hardcastle
Writer: Stephen Falk
Gretchen inadvertently asks Jimmy for a key to his house.
Director: Alex Hardcastle
Writer: Stephen Falk
Jimmy begrudgingly joins Gretchen, Edgar, and Lindsay on a "Sunday Funday."
Director: Jordan Vogt-Roberts
Writer: Stephen Falk
Nancy talks with her obstetrician about ending the pregnancy. After his teacher took his pot, Shane needs some help to get it back. Andy is still trying to get access to his late brother's bank account. Meanwhile, Silas and Doug need to see "The Wizard" to make their pot selling dreams come true.
Director: Bethany Rooney
Writer: Stephen Falk
Nancy makes a deal with the concierge and Shane becomes part of a mommy group. Meanwhile, Doug is questioned by Cesar and Ignacio.
Director: Eric Jewett
Writer: Stephen Falk
Nancy is tempted to go back to her old pot-dealing ways to raise cash for Stevie's soccer expenses; Jill gets revenge on Andy through Doug; Shane and Angela double-date with Ouellette and his wife; Silas and R.J.'s friendship takes an unusual turn.
Director: Michael Trim
Writer: Stephen Falk
Jimmy and Gretchen find themselves falling for each other despite their better judgment.
Director: Jordan Vogt-Roberts
Writer: Stephen Falk