Reno 911!

Lt. Dangle�s mysterious past may have finally come home to roost.

Someone steals Dangle�s commemorative coin, and the suspense is terrible.

After kids steal Reno�s mannequin mascot, the hunt for the dummy is afoot.

Budget cuts won�t stop these deputy sheriffs from proving there are no other law enforcement officers better at not doing their jobs.

As Lt. Dangle trains his new Reno Bike Squad, Deputy Jones unveils his one-man revue of African-American History.

Wiegel takes a new official photo, and the deputies put on a Scared Straight Haunted Hayride.

Clemmy�s twin sister returns, with a score to settle.

The deputies face an imposing foe in a tournament of lawn games.

Dangle and Cindy show off the skills they plan to retire on.

There�s a new sheriff in town, and her name is Lt. Donna Fritzgibbons; the deputies are all on high alert.

The Reno Sheriff�s Department is back on the beat.

Multiple officers have a run-in with a powerful drug lord. The department receives surprising results from a recent urine test.

The department is asked to update their targets for sensitivity reasons. Lieutenant Dangle takes some advice from Jeffy.

The officers investigate the scene of a tragic train crash. Lieutenant Dangle films a PSA on elderly abuse.

The department puts on a presentation at a local school. Officers Junior, Kimball, and Jones respond to an urgent distress call.

Lieutenant Dangle addresses the press about a recent scandal. The department undergoes mandatory cell phone training.

Lieutenant Dangle and Officer Johnson defuse a disturbance at a bakery. Officer Weigel asks Jeffy for a few favors.

The department holds a meeting with a local reverend. Lieutenant Dangle and Officers Junior and Weigel respond to a public disturbance.

Officer Garcia initiates a self-deportation. Officers Weigel and Kimball respond to an indecent exposure call on an airplane.

The department reviews footage of a previous altercation. Multiple deputies run security for a high-profile client.

Officers Jones and Garcia respond to a medical emergency. Meanwhile, the department engages in a community outreach program for coyote control.

Officer Weigel records a helpful tutorial. The officers respond to a dangerous structure fire where they meet up with the Reno Fire Department.

Lieutenant Dangle responds to a missing person report with Officers Junior and Weigel. The department warns the public about marijuana consumption.

Dangle makes a statement on live television. Meanwhile, the officers celebrate Officer Kimball�s birthday and record a PSA on the second amendment.

The team�s new patrol car arrives and Dangle and Junior check in on Jackie.

Wiegel and Williams visit the hospital to collect a statement.

Officer Johnson questions a DUI detainee. Meanwhile, the department receives an immediate action call from ICE.

Officer Weigel re-investigates a former crime scene. Officers Jones and Garcia respond to a sexual harassment call.

The department serves secret service duty at a local rally. Meanwhile, Declan and Jones apprehend a sex worker.

Lieutenant Dangle is shown engaging in extracurriculars. Meanwhile, Officers Jones and Johnson search a storage locker to serve a warrant.

The deputies respond to a verbally hostile trespassing suspect, enter a burning building, and de-escalate a dangerous situation.

Lieutenant Dangle dispatches a task force for a new department initiative. The department enlists the help of a local civilian.

The department puts together an action plan in response to a memo. Meanwhile, Officer Johnson inspects a disorderly vehicle.

The department engages in a local ceremony. Lieutenant Dangle and Officer Junior detain a suspect on an aircraft.

Officers Johnson and Weigel participate in a local event. Meanwhile, the department responds to a disgruntled group of pedestrians.

A new recruit joins the force. The department responds to a hostage situation where they encounter volunteer officers.

Wiegel wants to attend couples therapy, but since she's single she has to find someone to go with her

Strange lights are reported in the desert, and mysterious, unnamed deputies show up around the station.

Jones and Williams go undercover to investigate a swingers club.

The deputies crash children's parties around Reno to stop the sale of illegal toys.

Wanting to boost their recruitment numbers, the Reno sheriffs department has a well-known Reno movie director film a commercial.

As Jim finally gets a chance to present his Princess Diana tribute, the rest of the deputies have their hands full as a "Jesus Christ Superstar" touring company arrive in Reno.

Wiegel and Rizzo find themselves trapped in a crook's getaway vehicle. The two take this prime opportunity to get better acquainted.

Mayor Hernandez requires assistance with a very delicate problem.

The deputies feel a bit of nostalgic about their old cases when they transfer video evidence from VHS tapes to DVD.

The Reno deputies serve as tour guides for a mission sent straight from the Vatican.

The conclusion. Jim's party is spoiled by a real death, so the deputies spring into action to solve the case of the murder-mystery dinner party.

Jim holds a murder-mystery dinner. The guest list includes his ex-wife, her ex-fianc�, and her new fianc�.

Raineesha and Jim attempt to get a convicted serial killer to tell them the location of his victims' burials.

Jones and Junior take the chance to accompany a suspected murderer on a flight to Thailand. Back in Reno, Jim and Franky perform emergency on a doctor, and Trudy and Raineesha mingle with a street hustler.

In the season six premiere, two new officers join the Reno force. Meanwhile, Raineesha and Jim confront a recently terminated employee who refuses to leave.

The deputies try to win an award to the most patriotic float in a parade.

When the deputies grow dissatisfied with their undercover assignments, they hire a Hollywood acting coach (Ryan Stiles) to help them behave more like criminals and drug addicts.

Junior decides he wants to be the Commissioner for Animal Carcass Removal.

Wiegel's estranged father gets out of prison and hopes to spend time with his daughter---and go to strip clubs with her coworkers.

A reporter from Strong Sister magazine does an in-depth profile on Deputy Raineesha Williams.

The deputies rally together when Dangle passes out in a tanning booth.

The deputies train a squad of policemen from Baghdad.

The deputies reach out to Jackie the Pickle-Throwing Hooker, who has life-threatening disease.

The deputies volunteer to help build part of the Mexican border.

Undercover at Burger Cousin, to stop a string of robberies at a local burger joint, deputies go to work as fast food employees, where they meet a boss (Guest Star Seth Green) even tougher than Lt. Dangle.

Dangle takes time to connect with long-lost relatives: his black half-bother and half-sister (Guest Stars Gary Anthony Williams and Aisha Tyler) from his father's other, secret family in Chicago.

The deputies go door to door selling Coconut Nut Clusters.

When Reno's Mayor shows up at the station asking for help, the deputies must decide whether to uphold the law, or uphold their local government.

The new bullet-proof vests designed for the department's female officers have an unexpected side effect. Meanwhile, a freed prisoner plans revenge on the department, but they don't remember who he is.

Bounty hunter Tommy Hawk comes to Reno to film an episode of his reality show and offends the deputies.

Deputy Wiegel offers to sell her baby to the highest bidder, but her racist tendencies keep her from making a deal with prospective parents of color.

Dangle accepts a wedding proposition from his ex-wife's husband, but before he ties the knot, Wiegel gives an even bigger surprise than she planned.

Dangle visits his ex-wife and her new husband on their anniversary. Meanwhile, Trudy, Clementine, Raineesha, and Cheresa stake-out a lecherous Meth Dealer and his girlfriends.

Kimball tries arresting a magician performing without a permit, who cano get out of whatever restraint she places on him. Dangle accidentally releases a child killer free. A customer wants to file a complaint against the brothel for fraud. Junior and Jones deal with a drunk at a Renaissance Festival.

Jones and Garcia get transferred to mounted patrol, only to discover that not just anyone can dispense justice from horseback.

As Raineesha and Trudy consider trying to get raises in the election for deputies, Jones and Garcia tangle with a drug dealer who may be a D.E.A. agent.

Kimball takes Clementine to her Christian Karaoke singles' mixer.

Hotty's Restaurants become the corporate sponsor for the Reno Sheriff's Department.

The deputies continue investigating the murder of Sheriff Chechekevitch at his funeral.

After Sheriff Chechekevitch is killed in the line of duty, the deputies swear vengeance.

"Spanish Mike" Alvarez returns to wreak havoc on the Reno Sheriff's Department.

When a crime wave floods the streets of Reno, the Sheriff's Department is helped by Citizens Patrolman Rick.

Competition among the deputies for a jet ski inherited by the department turns ugly.

Garcia goes undercover to bust employers who hire undocumented alien workers, and Junior spends a day with his brothers.

Did Dangle and Garcia freeze to death? Did Wiegel's serial killer husband get lethally injected? What is Carrot Top doing in Reno?

Deputy Wiegel's boyfriend has finally proposed to her. The only downside is that his appeals have run out and he is soon to be executed for multiple murders!

Dangle and Junior are involved in a drug sting that goes bad and have to make it back to the station on foot for miles stark naked.

When "CSI" comes to town, the deputies of the Reno Sheriff's Department get to work as security guards.

Dangle learns that he could possibly have a long lost son he never knew about from his Coast Guard days and the station also purchases a Humvee for the officers.

Garcia hides who is thought to be his new girlfriend from the other deputies.

Clemmy becomes engaged to a rich owner of a hot tub chain. Only one problem: He's dead. Meanwhile, Garcia and Williams guard Liberace's piano.

Jones shows up late for work because he was out recording for a radio commercial. Doing the "and the installation is free" spot for High Sierra Carpeting. He proceeds to show the other officers his new car and announce he is making a TV commercial. The premiere comes and he finds out he has been replaced by an animated turtle with his voice and he only gets paid once for his voice, rather than each time the commercial airs.

The deputies escort a visiting dignitary from Reno's sister city of Wanganui around town.

The deputies try to catch the fastest criminal in the southwestern United States: Fast Eddie McLintock!

The threat of a spreading disease causes half of the department to go into quarantine.

Back on the beat, the Reno Sheriff's Department adds a new member to the force.

The deputies enjoy their new lives in the private sector, but a specter from their past continues to haunt them. And call them.

The third season opener reveals how the squad is dealing with the harsh prison conditions. Dangle has taken up German, while Clementine cries. Trudy has been having awful nightmares and Junior has been dealing in illegal contraband from his cell.

The District Attorney concludes his investigation.

Jones and Garcia are accused of Milkshake Man's death, which makes the District Attorney investigate the sheriff's department.

Junior's life is turned upside down by an accidental marriage; Jones and Garcia chase a Milkshake Man.

The Deputies in Reno are assigned traffic control for a presidential whistle-stop visit.

The deputies go undercover to bust a drug ring.

After getting it on with nearly every other man in Reno, Johnson finally hooks up with Garcia.

As Williams discovers Islam. Soon after, the new convert tries to change herself and the other Reno deputies. Something tells Lt. Dangle won't stop wearing those short shorts

When the Lt. Governor's brother goes missing, a criminal profiler is called in to help with the investigation.

Garcia takes over security for a Kenny Rogers book signing.

As the deputies struggle to save their moustaches from a county-ordered shave, Jones worries about a psychic's prediction.

The Annual Policemen's Ball is threatened when the local firemen schedule their Pancake Dinner the same night.

A former petty criminal-turned-televangelist broadcasts his "Half Hour of Power" from the Reno jail.

Dangle's ex-wife visits while the deputies are trying to get rid of a Ten Commandments monument.

A British inspector visits the Reno department to learn new methods and share some of his own

The other deputies think Wiegel's new boyfriend might be the Truckee River Killer

Dangle tells everyone that he is leaving because he got a promotion and they will go to dinner to celebrate. But Jones got tickets on the same night to the sold out game.

"Halloween is an awful night. So watch your ass, seriously people."

Captain Hernandez and Agent Kim wrap up their time in Reno.

Captain Dwayne Hernandez and his partner Suzy Kim drop by to train the officers in the event of a terrorist attack.

Dangle is moving, and he dragoons Jones for help.

Dangle, Jones, and Junior make an undercover pilgrimage to Burning Man. It goes awry.

It's Garcia's 15-year anniversary on the force, and he drops plenty of hints about wanting a party.

Clemmy's scumbag boyfriend proposes, and the other deputies try to keep the wedding on the rails.

Wiegel accidentally attempts suicide, and is unused to the resulting sympathy.

When the FBI comes to town to investigate a homicide, the Reno Sheriff's department tries to put their best foot forward.

Jones punches Garcia in the face. As a result, he ends up working as a crossing guard, and the deputies are forced to confront the possibility of going on without him.

Clemmy finds more than she expected in her drug tests results.

There are only two tickets to an execution, and everyone wants them. The solution? Scavenger hunt!

When the mayor's son gets his thumb blown off in a pyrotechnics incident gone awry, the deputies go on a fireworks hunt. Predictably, it ends in explosions.

Facing a shortage of criminal suspects, Lt. Dangle declares a zero-tolerance policy, only to find himself becoming the first criminal when he rear-ends a civilian's car. Fortunately, he discovers evidence of a crime in the car's trunk.