Next Episode of Reno 911! is
not planed. TV Show was canceled.
From the network that has no business bringing you a cop show—it's Reno 911! Ride shotgun with the brave—and shameless—officers of the Reno Sheriff's Department for their unscripted adventures and high-octane thrills.
The officers reflect on their 12-month stint in jail for corruption. While there, Dangle practiced German, Clementine cried, Trudi had night terrors and Junior smuggled contraband into his cell.
As the former deputies adjust to civilian life, they also have to deal with threatening letters, phone calls and text messages from corrupt DA Mike Powers.
Some promising new recruits intimidate the team with their skills, and Wiegel has trouble making magic with her incarcerated boyfriend.
Dangle, Jones and Wiegel lose it in quarantine after exposure to SARS, while the rest of the sheriffs hang out with kids' show host Reading Ron.
The deputies try to catch the infamous Fast Eddie McLintock.
Kimball and Dangle escort the Prefect of Wanganui, Reno's sister city, around town; Junior and Wiegel struggle to stand out at the high school job fair.
Jones discovers the delights of fame after doing radio commercials for a carpeting company.
Johnson tries to marry the late Hot Tub King of Reno, and Garcia and Williams discover the magical properties of Liberace's piano.
Dangle and the gang solve Reno's biggest mystery: who is Garcia's new girlfriend?
While Dangle spends time with a beautiful young man who might be his son, the other deputies enjoy the new department Humvee.
The deputies work as security guards when "CSI: Miami" comes to Reno, and Wiegel and Dangle get a homeless man into a bathtub.
After a drug sting goes wrong, Dangle and Junior race back to the station on foot -- and naked.
Good news and bad news for Wiegel: her boyfriend proposed, but he's going to be executed for multiple murders.
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