The deputies encounter more craziness than usual on Halloween.

The Reno Sherriff's Department passes their Homeland Security exam with flying colors, and Clemmy and a drunk driver discover some new moves.

The Office of Homeland Security teaches the Reno Sheriff's Department terrorist attack protocol, and Clemmy's mom gets into trouble.

Dangle needs help moving out of his house, and Junior teaches Reno's youth about prison life.

Garcia tries to take Jackie off the street and Clementine goes undercover in a drug bust sting and meets a new friend.

It's Garcia's 15-year anniversary on the force and the guys end up taking him to a strip club to celebrate Reno style.

Clemmy's degenerate boyfriend Steed surprises everyone when he asks her to marry him.

When it appears Wiegel has attempted suicide, the force must go on suicide watch…leading Wiegel to realize she likes how she's being treated.  Williams and Garcia go undercover as a couple for a stakeout…leading to romance.

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

Jones gets suspended for assaulting Garcia over a racist joke and the officers turn on Garcia.  Jones learns that being a crossing-guard might be the job he's always been looking for.

Clementine gets a surprise on physical day that she's pregnant…but who's the father?  Dangle and Junior stakeout a hotel and debate if Leonard Nimoy is in the room next door.  Clementine must take a sex offender around to get signatures.

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.