Paradise PD - Episode Guide

At 18, Kevin Crawford finally gets a shot at joining the police force run by his dad, just as a new drug dubbed "argyle meth" hits the streets.

Bullet finds fame and glory in an underground dogfighting ring, and Chief Crawford butts heads with his biggest rival on a maddening homicide case.

At Gina's insistence, Fitz starts carrying a gun -- and ignites a national media scandal. Shipped off to a nursing home, Hopson uncovers a conspiracy.

When Kevin's mom buys him a sleek new talking police car, it's love at first sight. Bullet turns Dusty into a fried-chicken kingpin.

When Preacher Paul ropes the cops into his war against a "satanic cult" of D&D players, Bullet makes a move on the preacher's virtuous daughter.

After finding a clue to her past, Gina sets out on a quest for revenge and bonds with her long-lost family -- leaving Paradise without a tough cop.

While Kevin and his dad face off in the police academy Coptathalon, Bullet runs the station and Dusty helps Hopson take care of unfinished business.

The hunt for the argyle meth mastermind leads Kevin and his task force to the circus. A cash-strapped Dusty auctions off his virginity on the dark web.

Kevin's plan to reunite his family backfires in a big way. After seeing his DNA test results, Dusty vows to stop the town's Thanksgiving parade.

As Dusty scrambles to get Paradise ready for a visit from Santa, Kevin races to root out the traitor on the force.

As tourists flock to the new, peaceful Paradise, Gina plots to bust Dusty out of prison, Kevin savors his hero status, and Karen plans an execution.

On Kevin Sucks Day, Fitz hunts down a new meth supplier, the chief discovers Karen's secret fetish, and Kevin vows to defy an embarrassing prediction.

A rant by Tucker Carlson sparks a war of the sexes, leaving Paradise with two police forces. Fitz's new evil plan is thwarted by Gal-Qaeda.

Dusty finds a long-lost sitcom star living in Paradise and sets out to reboot his career. The squad obsesses over Kevin's bathroom habits.

With crime at an all-time high, Chief Crawford decides to steal the Kingpin case back from Agent Clappers. Fitz runs into major money trouble.

Desperate to win reelection, Karen legalizes meth — inspiring Fitz to run against her. The chief recruits Dobby for a mission. Bullet visits hell.

Fleeing Paradise, the gang crosses over into Brickleberry National Park, just in time to help Ranger Woody and crew hunt for missing bear Malloy.

After learning that Fitz isn't quite what he seems, the squad races to stop their real enemy — and save Paradise from a nuclear disaster.

Chief Crawford develops an unlikely, unhealthy and unholy friendship. Delbert and Robby form a new country. Fitz adjusts to married life.

Paradise PD juices its arrest stats in order to win a cop contest. Fitz gets a new identity. Dusty terrorizes a father-son doughnut shop.

Chief wants another kid, but he must prove to Karen that his dad skills have improved. Robby opens a carnival. Dusty turns the screws on Fitz.

Does the town of Paradise have a gun problem? Depends on who you ask. Also, Dusty bribes Bullet to appear in his online videos.

Dusty inspires a revolution at Weight Watchers. Bullet worries Gina may have an addiction. Fitz's wife lands a job at SeaWorld.

Dusty gives Fitz a new identity: "Family Feud" host Steve Harvey. Meanwhile, Chief Crawford tries stealing his own sperm from a fertility clinic.

Lovelorn Kevin invents an imaginary girlfriend in hopes of making Gina jealous. Chief Crawford learns the town never repealed Prohibition.

Paradise PD combats the city's drone menace. Karen's mother, Agatha, moves in to help with baby prep. Kevin offers to assist Gina with her tech issues.

Karen asks Chief to play nice with Hopson, but the task proves surprisingly humiliating. Kevin tries to get Gina into Live Action Role Playing.

The mutants enter stage three in their quest for revenge. Gina's family kidnaps Kevin. The Chief worries his unborn child has it in for him.

Karen bets big, hoping a new casino will raise enough money to rebuild Paradise. Kevin's relationship with Gina remains stubbornly platonic.

Gina and Kevin make a big announcement, Bullet worries Fitz is on the verge of an unpleasant discovery, and Dusty joins a "gym."

Excited to finally have the son he always wanted, Chief Crawford focuses on being a new father while the townspeople build a utopia — inside Dobby.

Karen replaces everyone in town with actors to impress Elon Musk, Kevin gets an inflatable girlfriend and Dusty obsesses about impressing his father.

Inspired by his son's interest in a kids' band, Chief Crawford decides to pursue his artistic ambition. Kevin accidentally becomes an adult film star.

A billionaire moves his company to Paradise, forcing Robby and Delbert to get jobs. Chief Crawford searches for the perfect outfit to impress Charles.

When Gina returns to town, Kevin tries to prove she's a clone. Dusty becomes an art sensation and Chief Crawford falls prey to his virtual assistant.

To undo a family curse, Chief Crawford must cater to the whim of a witch living on the outskirts of town. Kevin looks for dirt on Charles Lovely.

Kevin tries to sneak back into Paradise to warn his friends of Charles' evil plan while they take jobs selling Lovely Corp. products door-to-door.

The resistance plots to take down Lovely Corp. Karen mixes up her medication, causing mayhem. Chief Crawford and Fitz struggle to move Dusty's mother.

Determined to change his life, Kevin journeys back in time to undo a childhood mistake — but meddling with the past doesn't solve his problems.

With the town suspended in the air, everyone rallies together to defeat Charles Lovely before it's too late. Dusty plans a family reunion.