List of Nathan for You episodes

Nathan introduces a "buzzworthy" poo flavor at a frozen yogurt shop. Nathan attends three job interviews: in one he repeats the words of a 7-year-old boy, in another the words of a man (H. Jon Benjamin) who is deliberately sabotaging the interview and another in which he is silent. Nathan has a pizzeria give away free pizzas if they do not deliver within 8 minutes, but the free pizza is an inch in diameter.

Nathan tries to have a Santa do photos at a mall during the summer, but his plan is blocked by the mall not allowing Santas with criminal records. Nathan attempts to promote a petting zoo by recording a viral video of a pig supposedly rescuing a goat stuck in a pond. Nathan lures a teen to spray graffiti on posters so that he can expose him to his parents and deter him from a life of crime.

Nathan has a women's clothing store allow "attractive" customers to shoplift a single item, then tells some of them to promote the store to a friend. Nathan has a restaurant make their bathrooms available to non-customers, but installs screens in the stalls to play advertising for the restaurant. He asks the owner to include him in her will, which she refuses.^[5]

Nathan offers a rebate at a gas station but makes customers hike to the top of a mountain and solve a series of riddles to claim it. He helps a caricature artist by encouraging him to draw offensive, insulting images of beachgoers.

Nathan makes a haunted house scarier by convincing visitors that they have contracted an airborne disease. Nathan tries to become less awkward with women by dating several young women at once on a fake dating game show.

Note: This episode also aired as a special "sneak peek" after Workaholics on March 13, 2013.

Nathan has a funeral home offer extras to attend the funerals of the "friendless"; a burger joint offers $100 to customers who do not think their hamburgers are the best in Los Angeles. Nathan attempts to go skydiving, but avoids doing so due to his fear.

Nathan highlights failed ideas from the first season (including a video for children whose pets have died). He stages a stunt in which he escapes from handcuffs a few seconds before a robotic arm pulls his pants down in front of a group of children with a police officer standing by to arrest him for indecent exposure.

Nathan tries to elude a private investigator with several dissimilar "lookalikes". A taxi service arranges for customers to have options in regard to which topics to talk about with their driver. Nathan helps organize a blind date, but is forced to include product placement for Quiznos.

Nathan works with an auto mechanic by allowing customers to ask for pricing estimates while the mechanic has a lie detector attached to him. Nathan rebrands a Realtor as the "Ghost Realtor", who guarantees that all of the properties that she sells are ghost-free, but is forced to perform and exorcism when a medium senses the presence of an incubus in one of the realtor’s properties.

Nathan helps a Hollywood souvenir shop attract business by inviting people to play "paying customers" as extras in a film, but realizes he actually has to make the film or he will be sued for fraud. Nathan organizes the "Eastern Los Angeles International Film Festival" to give his "film" credibility.

Note: This episode was made available for streaming via the Comedy Central app on iOS devices a week before release.

Nathan places an ad for a pet store on a huge gravestone (ostensibly for his pet fly Buzz) in a pet cemetery. A maid service speeds up its service by having 40 workers clean a house at once. Nathan attempts to improve his personality with the help of a focus group.

Note: This episode was made available for streaming via the Comedy Central app on iOS devices a week before release.

Nathan lets minors pre-order alcohol from a liquor store so they can pick it up once they reach legal drinking age. Nathan re-brands a pest control business as the "Hotel Excellence Awards" so they can perform their job discreetly. Nathan places chickens in a tree overhanging a street near a car wash, so it can advertise a "Bird Droppings Special".

Note: This episode was made available for streaming via the Comedy Central app on iOS devices a week before release.

Nathan helps a struggling coffee shop by re-branding it as a parody of Starbucks.

Nathan helps a dating website attract female users. Nathan tries having a party planner offer to filter unwanted guests by having their invitations register as spam e-mails.

Nathan has a taxi company attempt to deliver a baby inside one of their cars. Nathan has a hot dog stand allow customers to cut in line if they are legitimately in a hurry.

Nathan shows a toy company how to market to children; a movie theater implements a no-sharing policy. Nathan tries to get the security guard from the first season his own reality TV show.

Nathan tries to help a struggling electronics store by advertising TVs at an extremely low price (and making it extremely difficult, but not impossible, to claim the deal), and instigating a legal battle against Best Buy when it refuses to honor the deal through price matching.^[18]

Nathan comes up with a way for a ranch to accommodate overweight riders. A women's boutique attempts to appease male customers by creating a "Man Zone". After discovering that the maker of his jacket had published a tribute to alleged Holocaust denier Doug Collins in its catalog, Nathan starts a holocaust awareness-themed clothing company of his own, Summit Ice Apparel.

Nathan provides a moving company with free labor by developing an exercising fad known as "The Movement".

Nathan helps a struggling sporting goods store by recruiting promising young soccer players to endorse the brand when they're older. Nathan has an antique shop stay open 24/7 to induce violations of a "you break it, you buy it" rule by customers coming from nearby bars.

Nathan discovers he can allow smoking at a bar if he presents it as a "play" to an audience of two; Nathan stages a re-creation of the scenes as an actual performance, with hired actors, to give it legitimacy.^[22]

Nathan develops a way to shield kids from seeing and hearing their parents having sex in the hotel room while on a family vacation. Nathan has a travel agent offer funeral services to profit from her elderly customers. Nathan shares his motorcycle-based solution for never getting stuck in traffic.

Note: This is the only episode of the series to be rated TV-MA.

Nathan finds a way to protect women's nail polish from chipping while confronting stereotypes that Asians are bad drivers. Nathan finds a way to scientifically prove that he is fun.

Nathan impersonates another person in an effort to turn them into a humanitarian hero.^[26]

In a special episode hosted by Anthony Napoli ("The Hunk"), Nathan checks in with former guests of the show, including private investigator Brian Wolfe and the Ghost Realtor.

Nathan helps a small-town diner by suggesting that Michael Richards had left a $10,000 tip at it.^[29]

Nathan helps a chili-selling business by infiltrating a sports stadium to sell it, hidden underneath a body suit. Nathan helps a massage parlor by encouraging clients to upgrade to a more expensive session through hiring untrained masseuses with contagious warts to massage clients in the cheaper sessions.

Nathan helps a previous client of his - Andy, a taxi driver - to attempt to blackmail Uber into discontinuing their "baby onesie" promotion, incorporated by Uber at a suspiciously close time to Nathan's preceding mission with similar objectives.

Believing that his previous appearances on late-night talk shows were too boring, Nathan spends $350,000 of the show's budget to execute an outlandish and unlikely series of events he can accurately recount as an anecdote on Jimmy Kimmel Live!^[33][34]

Nathan tries to help a shipping company save money on tariffs by classifying smoke detectors as musical instruments, which results in him having to form a band known as The Banzai Predicament to give the concept legitimacy.^[36]

Nathan establishes Los Angeles's first computer repair shop staffed by asexuals; Nathan helps a psychic by creating a "personal" billboard ad specifically referencing a name that is common among residents, so that they think it is referring to themselves.^[38]

Nathan helps William Heath, a Bill Gates impersonator from previous episodes, try to find his long-lost love (1.5 hour series finale).^[40]