Superstore

2015

4.7

471 reviews

TV-14

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Season 5 episodes (22)

1 Cloud 9

9/26/19

Amy tries to help her employees cope with Mateo's ICE detention - and with the introduction of a new robot co-worker that makes them fear they could be replaced.

2 Testimonials

10/3/19

Amy attempts to gather glowing character testimony for Mateo's immigration lawyer, but comes up short. Jonah plans an engagement party for Sandra, infuriating Dina, while Glenn and Marcus compete for Mateo's old locker.

3 Forced Hire

10/10/19

When Amy hires Dina's nemesis Colleen, Dina blackmails Garrett into making Colleen's life a living hell. Jonah is forced to befriend Marcus in order to unionize the warehouse guys.

4 Mall Closing

10/17/19

The local mall has closed! Amy and Dina are excited about the influx of new customers, but quickly realize they're not all there to shop. Jonah and Garrett try to trick Mateo into borrowing some money, and Cheyenne learns she's not as cool as she thinks she is.

5 Self-Care

10/24/19

After Glenn has a health scare, Dina takes control of his nutrition and fitness. Jonah and Cheyenne try to get Amy to take a break from working too hard, while Mateo interviews for a new position in the store.

6 Trick-or-Treat

10/31/19

Amy amps up the store's Halloween spirit to impress the new district manager-- even setting up a haunted house that Glenn is terrified to enter. Jonah collects the last of the union cards, while Cheyenne and Mateo wonder if any of the Cloud 9 employees are capable of murder. Guest starring Justina Muchado.

7 Shoplifter Rehab

11/7/19

Amy, Jonah and Glenn hatch a plan to make Amy look like a tough boss after she loses face in front of the district manager (Justina Machado). Dina recruits Mateo to help her run Cloud 9's shoplifter rehabilitation program - with a few of Dina's personal tweaks.

8 Toy Drive

11/14/19

Amy and Jonah help Mateo run a toy drive to make him look good for his immigration hearing, but they clash with a competing charity rep (Fred Armisen). Sandra and Jerry ask Glenn to officiate their wedding despite Dina's protests. Cheyenne gets real with Garrett about his relationship with Colleen.

9 Curbside Pickup

11/21/19

As part of a new corporate initiative Dina is spearheading, Jonah, Cheyenne and other overworked employees have to rush items directly to shoppers' cars. Amy's brother, Eric (George Salazar), visits the store, and Amy thinks she sees a spark with Mateo. Garrett is impressed by a customer's high-tech purchase.

10 Negotiations

12/12/19

Jonah and Sandra represent the Cloud 9 employees at union contract negotiations with corporate. Worried about the union's fate, Amy, Dina and Cheyenne distract themselves by looking for the perfect Christmas tree. Mateo, Garrett and Glenn compete to see who can sell an unsellable item.

11 Lady Boss

1/9/20

After Cloud 9's acquisition, Amy struggles to contact the store's new parent company, Sandra enlists Garrett and Dina's help to stand up to Carol, and Glenn wrestles with a big career decision. Meanwhile, a new Cloud 9 clothing line gives Jonah an opportunity to take up the cause of gender equality.

12 Myrtle

1/16/20

Employees wrestle with the loss of beloved co-worker Myrtle… and the fact that she left a large sum of money to Jonah. Cheyenne recruits Mateo in a possible pyramid scheme, while Dina reconnects with a surprise visitor in the store: her father (Dean Norris).

13 Favoritism

1/23/20

Amy tries to make Mateo her new assistant, leading to accusations of favoritism and a group competition in the store. Meanwhile, Sandra gets caught in a power struggle between Glenn and Dina, and Jonah attempts to show Garrett that he's still "one of the guys."

14 Sandra's Wedding

1/30/20

Sandra and Jerry are getting married! When Jonah's attempt to help the caterers and Dina's obsession with wedding security threaten to derail it all, it falls to Amy to make sure Sandra's big day isn't ruined. Garrett struggles with what to say in his Best Man toast, while Mateo finds that starting a new relationship may be more complicated than he thought.

15 Cereal Bar

2/13/20

After Cloud 9 receives a new cereal bar, Amy and Jonah speculate on Zephra's ulterior motives. Meanwhile, Dina enlists Cheyenne's help in dealing with a scammer and Garrett tries to con Glenn into giving him paid time off.

16 Employee App

2/20/20

Cloud 9 employees experience unforeseen problems with the new Zephra app. Dina's texts lead to animosity, Glenn struggles to deal with a teen craze, and Jonah attempts to prank Garrett to teach him a lesson.

17 Zephra Cares

2/27/20

Amy organizes a community service event, but it's jeopardized by Jeff's return and Glenn's desire to help his co-workers. Meanwhile, Sandra confronts Jonah about his strategy for soliciting donations, and Garrett tries to prove his intelligence to Dina.

18 Playdate

3/19/20

When Amy has to bring her baby to the store, she grows frustrated with people's criticisms of her parenting and Glenn enlists Jerusha to help. Garrett helps Dina plan her first date with her veterinarian boyfriend, and Sandra and Cheyenne hatch a conspiracy theory.

19 Carol's Back

3/26/20

When Carol returns to the store post-suspension, Amy struggles with employees who refuse to work with her. Garrett and Mateo take advantage of the gig economy, and Jonah tries to convince Raise The Wage protesters that he's one of them.

20 Customer Safari

4/2/20

Amy joins Jonah for lunch with his parents and brother, but she's caught off guard by their family dynamic. Dina worries about being fun and spontaneous when her new boyfriend surprises her at work. Meanwhile, Garrett and the other employees create a game around the store's weird customers, with a suspicious Glenn hot on their tails.

21 California, Pt. 1

4/23/20

After Mateo and Cheyenne disagree on the best way to celebrate her 21st birthday, Cheyenne enlists Bo's help. Much to Garrett's chagrin, Glenn plays matchmaker to help Jerry and Sandra complete their family, and Dina attempts to help Amy keep a big secret from Jonah.

101 Cloud 9's Tips to Help You Be a Better Customer: The Checkout Line

9/9/19

In Cloud 9 Store #1217 on Ozark Highlands Road in St. Louis, Missouri's Tips to Help You Be a Better Customer, Manager Glenn Sturgis and Assistant Manager Dina Fox teach us the "dos and don'ts" of checkout lines.

About this show

America Ferrera and Ben Feldman star in this hilarious workplace comedy from the producer of "The Office" about a unique family of employees at a super-sized mega store. From the bright-eyed newbies and the seen-it-all veterans to the clueless summer hires and in-it-for-life managers, together they hilariously tackle the day-to-day grind of rabid bargain hunters, riot-causing sales, and nap-worthy training sessions.

Ratings and reviews

4.7

471 reviews

Dee

April 5, 2018

Funny!, so true to the real retail work place !, Hilarious! ! Customers are crazy ! You have to deal with so much they open food items !! And use items eat while shopping break apart items that come together 🤣 They Ask ridiculous questions about merchandise They expect so much from one sale item ! Which they don’t emphasize enough of these characters portray the best work ethics !! Everyone goes to work with personal issues Which makes it so real as well I think it’s brilliant a well written sitcom !! Cudos to America ! Portraying not only A Latina but a smart one that knows how to Handle herself at work and stands her ground And doesn’t care what anyone else thinks About the choices she’s made in her life GREAT CAST !! Of all races coming together as well keep it coming !! 👍🏼 👏🏽👏🏼👏🏽👏🏼👏🏽👏🏼

Matthew Day (Dattmay)

November 19, 2016

Quickly filling the hole Parks and Rec left in my life, Superstore is a fantastically funny show. A few episodes are hit or miss but the characters really grow into their roles by Season 2 and if you've ever worked in a retail environment, you don't have to strain yourself to imagine most of these situations actually happening. Fantastic show that routinely makes me laugh with a unique setting for a sitcom

Stef Strosky

December 4, 2015

These characters get to play out all the things my coworkers and I wished we could get away with. Love it! Seriously though, some customers should watch this and change their behavior- a few years and I was burned out. Tired of picking up after customers who would see you frantically cleaning and organizing, yet they would make a mess right in your face. This show is a cathartic release of those years of pent up anger.

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