RENO 911!

Dangle gets a new job in Carson City, but the deputies are too wrapped up in women's basketball to give him a proper send-off.

Wiegel's new boyfriend, Craig, bears an uncanny resemblance to the Truckee River Serial Killer.

Inspector Martin Smiley of the U.K. joins the Reno Sheriff's Department in an exchange program.

Divorce looms over Dangle and his estranged wife, and the rest of the department struggles with a giant Ten Commandments monument.

The Reverend Gigg LeCarp, Reno's favorite televangelist, saves the deputies in their very own jail.

The accursed Fire Department schedules its Pancake Dinner at the same time as the Policeman's Ball.

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

Deputy Garcia lives his lifelong dream: leading security for a Kenny Rogers book signing.

When the lieutenant governor's brother goes missing, the FBI swings in to help the deputies.

Williams discovers the Nation of Islam and changes her ways, while Clemmy and Dangle throw down at a fraternity costume contest.

After getting it on with nearly every other man in Reno, Johnson finally hooks up with Garcia, and Dangle breaks out his chimney sweep costume.

Jones and Garcia enjoy their undercover stakeout a little too much, and Dangle and Clemmy start the department's first rock band.

Reno's finest take on traffic control for President George W. Bush's motorcade, and Jones and Garcia reenact the Civil War at a pizza parlor.

Garcia shoots a Dungeons & Dragons player, and Junior accidentally gets married during a sting operation.

Reno District Attorney Mike Powers investigates the Sheriff's Department.

District Attorney Mike Powers concludes his investigation of the Sheriff's Department, while Terry the prostitute takes off in Reno's police helicopter.