Superior Donuts
★ 6.2 · 2017 · 22m · Comedy
The relationship between Arthur, the gruff owner of a small donut shop, his enterprising new young employee, Franco, and their loyal patrons in a quickly gentrifying Chicago neighborhood.
Episodes
1. Pilot22m · Arthur refuses to sell newfangled cronuts and macchiatos or renovate his dated shop that hasn’t changed since it opened in 1969. That all changes when enterprising go-getter Franco fast-talks his way into Arthur’s life as his new (and only) employee, and convinces him that he can bring the shop – and Arthur – into the 21st century.
2. What’s the Big Idea?22m · When Franco’s creative new donut flavors become bestsellers, Arthur tries to prove he’s still relevant by coming up with a unique one of his own. Also, Fawz works to dream up an inventive password in order to keep Maya and James from stealing his store’s WiFi.
3. Crime Time22m · Franco encourages Arthur to increase his security when Fawz’s dry-cleaning store is robbed, but becomes concerned when Arthur buys a gun. Also, Tush offers Maya his personal approach to protecting herself.
4. Trust Me22m · Arthur is reluctant to allow Franco to make the shop's bank deposit; James regrets confiding in Randy after she shares an embarrassing secret about him with other cops at the station.
5. Takin' It to the Streets22m · Franco and Sweatpants discover their new landlord, Fawz, wants to convert their apartment building into luxury condos; Randy realizes she needs to be nicer to James to get a good recommendation for her sergeant's exam.
6. Arthur's Day Off22m · 
7. The Amazing Racists22m · 
8. Man Without a Health Plan22m · 
9. Get It, Arthur22m · 
10. Painted Love22m · 
11. Wage Against the Machine22m · 
12. Art for Art's Sake22m · 
13. Secrets and Spies22m · More Like This
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