The Life & Times of Tim Episode Rating Graph

Former Omnicorp employees file a class-action lawsuit with Tim as key witness.

The Boss gets a city block named after him, but needs Tim's help for the ceremony.

Amy and Tim host game night, which takes a strange turn when Tim disappears to buy Jenga despite inclement weather.

Tim's past comes back to embarrass him while on a business trip.

Stu feels rejected by his Bar Mitzvah-aged nephew, who once idolized him.

Tim is invited to pose for GQ.

Tim gets in hot water at Amy's sister's wedding by befriending an "unconventional" priest, and compounds matters during the reception by helping Amy's grandmother relive past memories.

Tim tries to help an immigrant worker posting job flyers.

Tim winds up with one Rodney as his assistant while Stu harasses the other.

The Boss joins his "bros" - Tim, Stu, and Rodney - for a night out at an uptown jazz club.

Tim's well-intentioned decision to give his bus seat to an elderly man backfires.

After an ecological disaster involving Omnicorp, the company publicist chooses Tim to be the face of their apology.

The debt-ridden priest for the NY Jets asks Tim to place wagers on his behalf.

To impress Amy's dad, Tim claims to have a lucrative career selling sausages.

Tim loses his job when the Chairman of Omnicorp flies in from the UK.

After a trip to Brooklyn, Amy accuses Tim of being anti-baby.

Looking for a place to crash, Tim ends up with the Priest, who's about to give his first sermon since being suspended for having a girlfriend.

Tim tries to explain why a prostitute named Debbie is in his apartment when his girlfriend, Amy, and her parents arrive home early from a cruise.

Amy gives Tim a "free pass" after her own alcohol-induced indiscretion.

Tim shows his superintendent's daughter the ropes, on the job and off.

Tim goes on a business trip with an older colleague.

Tim suffers through a bad play in order to help Stu score some pot.

Tim befriends a well-known novelist, who inspires him to fulfill his dream of becoming a writer.

Tim goes to the races and finds inspiration from Amy.

When Tim messes up with his co-workers, Debbie tries to help him out.

Tim upsets an elephant trainer when the circus comes to Manhattan.

During a corporate retreat in Coney Island, Tim ruins the career of an escape artist.

Tim's pep talk ruins the mail guy's life.

Stu discovers he is an excellent table tennis player and uses his newfound skill to attract women.

Tim finds that growing a post-breakup beard can have unexpected workplace consequences.

Tim offends the IT guy, who in turn, implicates Tim in an affair with the boss' wife.

The Boss invites Tim to be the "token white boy."

An uninsured Tim gets medical attention from a womanizing doctor and a suicidal sales rep.

Amy's Jewish "work husband" has buyer's remorse after buying Tim's favorite Irish bar.

Tim agrees to pose as a Hispanic VP at the request of his boss, and Debbie helps him out with his charade.

Omnicorp's boss agrees to give Tim a promotion in exchange for taking his precocious daughter to her senior prom.