Show Info

Status: Canceled
First Aired: September 20, 2005
Seasons: 4
Episodes: 92
Networks: NBC
Genres: Comedy

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My Name Is Earl(2005)
Comeback King
This show finished strong! The final season's average rating was higher than the previous one.

Karma is a funny thing.

TMDB Rating: 7.7 (1005 votes)

Overview

When petty criminal Earl Hickey wins the lottery, he sets off on a quest to repair his questionable karma.

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Season 1

24 episodes • 2005Avg: 8.1Golden Era

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	Pilot	Sep 20, 2005	7.9
2	Quit Smoking	Sep 27, 2005	8.4
3	Randy's Touchdown	Oct 4, 2005	8.0
4	Faked My Own Death	Oct 11, 2005	8.1
5	Teacher Earl	Oct 18, 2005	8.2
6	Broke Joy's Fancy Figurine	Nov 1, 2005	8.4
7	Stole Beer From a Golfer	Nov 8, 2005	8.2
8	Joy's Wedding	Nov 15, 2005	8.2
9	Cost Dad the Election	Nov 22, 2005	8.3
10	White Lie Christmas	Dec 6, 2005	8.5
11	Barn Burner	Jan 5, 2006	8.2
12	O Karma, Where Art Thou?	Jan 12, 2006	7.3
13	Stole P's HD Cart	Jan 19, 2006	8.1
14	Monkeys in Space	Jan 26, 2006	7.8
15	Something to Live For	Feb 2, 2006	8.1
16	The Professor	Feb 9, 2006	8.4
17	Didn't Pay Taxes	Mar 2, 2006	8.0
18	Dad's Car	Mar 16, 2006	8.0
19	Y2K	Mar 23, 2006	8.1
20	Boogeyman	Mar 30, 2006	7.8
21	The Bounty Hunter	Apr 6, 2006	8.2
22	Stole a Badge	Apr 27, 2006	7.9
23	BB	May 4, 2006	8.1
24	Number One	May 11, 2006	8.9

Season 2

23 episodes • 2006Avg: 8.2Golden Era

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	Very Bad Things	Sep 21, 2006	8.0
2	Jump For Joy	Sep 28, 2006	8.5
3	Sticks & Stones	Oct 5, 2006	8.0
4	Larceny of a Kitty Cat	Oct 12, 2006	7.7
5	Van Hickey	Oct 19, 2006	8.0
6	Made a Lady Think I Was God	Nov 2, 2006	8.1
7	Mailbox	Nov 9, 2006	8.0
8	Robbed a Stoner Blind	Nov 16, 2006	8.3
9	Born a Gamblin' Man	Nov 30, 2006	8.0
10	South of the Border (1)	Dec 7, 2006	8.3
11	South of the Border (2)	Dec 7, 2006	8.2
12	Our 'Cops' is On!	Jan 4, 2007	9.0
13	Buried Treasure	Jan 11, 2007	8.4
14	Kept a Guy Locked in a Truck	Jan 18, 2007	8.1
15	Foreign Exchange Student	Feb 1, 2007	8.2
16	Blow	Feb 8, 2007	8.2
17	The Birthday Party	Feb 15, 2007	8.0
18	Guess Who's Coming Out of Joy	Feb 22, 2007	8.1
19	Harassed a Reporter	Apr 12, 2007	7.7
20	Two Balls, Two Strikes	Apr 19, 2007	7.8
21	G.E.D.	Apr 26, 2007	8.2
22	Get a Real Job	May 3, 2007	8.5
23	The Trial	May 10, 2007	9.0

Season 3

18 episodes • 2007Avg: 7.4

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	My Name Is Inmate #28301-016	Sep 27, 2007	7.8
2	The Gangs of Camden County	Oct 4, 2007	6.3
3	The Frank Factor	Oct 11, 2007	8.0
4	Creative Writing	Oct 18, 2007	7.0
5	Frank's Girl	Oct 25, 2007	7.8
6	Our Other Cops is On!	Nov 1, 2007	7.2
7	Randy In Charge (...Of Our Days and Our Nights)	Nov 8, 2007	7.2
8	Midnight Bun	Nov 15, 2007	7.4
9	Burn Victim	Nov 29, 2007	7.2
10	Early Release	Dec 6, 2007	7.5
11	Bad Earl	Jan 10, 2008	8.2
12	I Won't Die With a Little Help From My Friends	Apr 3, 2008	7.4
13	Stole a Motorcycle	Apr 10, 2008	7.8
14	No Heads and a Duffel Bag	Apr 17, 2008	8.2
15	Killerball	Apr 24, 2008	7.4
16	Love Octagon	May 1, 2008	6.7
17	Girl Earl	May 8, 2008	6.6
18	Camdenites	May 15, 2008	7.2

Season 4

27 episodes • 2008Avg: 7.5

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	The Magic Hour	Sep 25, 2008	7.4
2	Monkeys Take a Bath	Sep 25, 2008	8.0
3	Joy in a Bubble	Oct 2, 2008	5.8
4	Stole an RV	Oct 2, 2008	7.2
5	Sweet Johnny	Oct 9, 2008	7.8
6	We've Got Spirit	Oct 16, 2008	7.3
7	Quit Your Snitchin'	Oct 23, 2008	8.0
8	Little Bad Voodoo Brother	Oct 30, 2008	7.2
9	Sold a Guy a Lemon Car	Nov 6, 2008	7.6
10	Earl and Joy's Anniversary	Nov 13, 2008	7.7
11	Nature's Game Show	Nov 20, 2008	7.7
12	Reading Is a Fundamental Case	Dec 4, 2008	7.0
13	Orphan Earl	Dec 11, 2008	6.3
14	Got the Babysitter Pregnant	Jan 8, 2009	7.8
15	Darnell Outed (1)	Jan 15, 2009	8.2
16	Darnell Outed (2)	Jan 22, 2009	8.0
17	Randy's List Item	Feb 5, 2009	7.4
18	Friends with Benefits	Feb 12, 2009	8.0
19	My Name Is Alias	Feb 19, 2009	8.2
20	Chaz Dalton's Space Academy	Mar 5, 2009	7.4
21	Witch Lady	Mar 19, 2009	7.6
22	Pinky	Mar 26, 2009	7.7
23	Bullies	Apr 16, 2009	8.0
24	Gospel	Apr 23, 2009	7.4
25	Inside Probe (1)	Apr 30, 2009	7.0
26	Inside Probe (2)	May 7, 2009	7.0
27	Dodge's Dad	May 14, 2009	6.5

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