2024-09-12
Four twentysomething friends run a struggling Irish pub in Philadelphia. In this episode, Mac and Dennis reach a new low when they pretend to be acquainted with a patron found dead in their bar in order to get closer to his granddaughter. Meanwhile, Dee visits her bedridden grandfather, and Charlie comes along for support.
The gang thinks Charlie may have been molested by his high-school gym teacher, so they stage an intervention, and invite Charlie's family and other alleged victims.
Dennis and Dee's estranged father, Frank Reynolds (Danny DeVito), returns to town to reconnect with his kids. They don't want anything to do with him, but Frank likes hanging with Charlie and Mac. Meanwhile, Charlie gets hit by Dennis's car (accidentally, of course) and needs to use a wheelchair. The gang soon discovers that this isn't all that bad.
The gang's new neighbor from Israel threatens to shut down Paddy's, and he has the law on his side. So the gang must "get creative." This means jihad. And Frank's wife, Barbara (Anne Archer), returns from vacation, but absence certainly didn't make her heart grow fonder. Frank: Danny DeVito. Ari Frankel: Josh Stamberg.
Charlie looks into a morning show host after her husband is found dead. (Repeat).
Sarah winds up in a hostage situation at a medical testing lab, and the team sends Rex in to help. (Repeat).
With a gallery curator found murdered on his showroom floor and a missing sculpture, Charlie, Rex and Sarah are thrown into the world of high art. (Repeat).
When an activist is killed during a break-and-enter at a water bottling plant, all evidence points towards his partner-in-crime, but Charlie and Rex aren't convinced. (Repeat).
When Donovan's ex, a recovering addict, wakes up with blood on her hands and a dead roommate in her apartment, the team moves quickly, finding there's more to the story. (Repeat).
With a gallery curator found murdered on his showroom floor and a missing sculpture, Charlie, Rex and Sarah are thrown into the world of high art. (Repeat).
When an activist is killed during a break-and-enter at a water bottling plant, all evidence points towards his partner-in-crime, but Charlie and Rex aren't convinced. (Repeat).
When Donovan's ex, a recovering addict, wakes up with blood on her hands and a dead roommate in her apartment, the team moves quickly, finding there's more to the story. (Repeat).
When an activist is killed during a break-and-enter at a water bottling plant, all evidence points towards his partner-in-crime, but Charlie and Rex aren't convinced. (Repeat).
Ron is furious with April when she accidentally fills his schedule with meetings, forcing him to actually have to do his job for a change. Meanwhile, Leslie tries to save a historical landmark.
Leslie hosts a local telethon and lands former NBA player Detlef Schrempf as a celebrity guest. Elsewhere, Mark has big plans for his relationship with Ann.
A potential power coup unfolds when a conniving Left Coast network honcho (Will Arnett) makes a determined play for Jack's job. Meanwhile, Tracy is served with paternity papers; and Liz and Pete adapt to living and working together. Al Roker and Maury Povich make guest appearances.
Destiny smiles on Liz, who basks in her newfound relationship with Floyd (Jason Sudeikis). But it frowns on Jack, as network honcho Don Geiss (Rip Torn) scrutinizes his performance, putting his very job in jeopardy. Elsewhere, Tracy hopes to get his feature film off the ground and targets Geiss for help.
Two state auditors (Rob Lowe, Adam Scott) arrive in Pawnee and slash the budget of the Parks and Recreation department, putting Leslie's plans for a new park on hold. Meanwhile, April has plans for Andy on her birthday, and Ann tries to solve a romantic mystery.
Ron is furious with April when she accidentally fills his schedule with meetings, forcing him to actually have to do his job for a change. Meanwhile, Leslie tries to save a historical landmark.
Liz deliberates over leaving the show and moving to the Midwest with Floyd (Jason Sudeikis), who has become disenchanted with his career and life in the Big Apple. Meanwhile, wedding bells may ring for Jack and auctioneer Phoebe (Emily Mortimer); and Tracy finances his big comeback.
Leslie hosts a local telethon and lands former NBA player Detlef Schrempf as a celebrity guest. Elsewhere, Mark has big plans for his relationship with Ann.
A potential power coup unfolds when a conniving Left Coast network honcho (Will Arnett) makes a determined play for Jack's job. Meanwhile, Tracy is served with paternity papers; and Liz and Pete adapt to living and working together. Al Roker and Maury Povich make guest appearances.
Destiny smiles on Liz, who basks in her newfound relationship with Floyd (Jason Sudeikis). But it frowns on Jack, as network honcho Don Geiss (Rip Torn) scrutinizes his performance, putting his very job in jeopardy. Elsewhere, Tracy hopes to get his feature film off the ground and targets Geiss for help.
Liz deliberates over leaving the show and moving to the Midwest with Floyd (Jason Sudeikis), who has become disenchanted with his career and life in the Big Apple. Meanwhile, wedding bells may ring for Jack and auctioneer Phoebe (Emily Mortimer); and Tracy finances his big comeback.
Two state auditors (Rob Lowe, Adam Scott) arrive in Pawnee and slash the budget of the Parks and Recreation department, putting Leslie's plans for a new park on hold. Meanwhile, April has plans for Andy on her birthday, and Ann tries to solve a romantic mystery.
Ron is furious with April when she accidentally fills his schedule with meetings, forcing him to actually have to do his job for a change. Meanwhile, Leslie tries to save a historical landmark.
Leslie hosts a local telethon and lands former NBA player Detlef Schrempf as a celebrity guest. Elsewhere, Mark has big plans for his relationship with Ann.
A potential power coup unfolds when a conniving Left Coast network honcho (Will Arnett) makes a determined play for Jack's job. Meanwhile, Tracy is served with paternity papers; and Liz and Pete adapt to living and working together. Al Roker and Maury Povich make guest appearances.
Two state auditors (Rob Lowe, Adam Scott) arrive in Pawnee and slash the budget of the Parks and Recreation department, putting Leslie's plans for a new park on hold. Meanwhile, April has plans for Andy on her birthday, and Ann tries to solve a romantic mystery.