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Jack tries to erase an embarrassing drunk phone message he left for Nancy on New Year's Eve, and Jenna agrees to date James Franco for publicity.

When Liz and Danny further their relationship, Jack becomes jealous and plans to break them apart. Meanwhile, Jenna lands an audition for a role on Gossip Girl.

Liz proposes a TGS episode to be done on location in Miami, in the dead of winter, to boost morale, but Jack changes the locale to Boston so that he can be close to Nancy.

Liz takes Frank in as a roommate, and is pleasantly surprised when the two make a pact to help each other kick their bad habits.

Liz hopes a Valentine's Day root canal will make her feel better about being alone. Jack goes after an attractive CNBC host. Jenna is crushed when a stalker stops stalking her.

Liz searches for a man she can't remember, but met in her dentist's recovery room and has labelled on her phone as 'Future Husband'.

Jack tries to save his career by getting tight with NBC's new owners. Liz & Future Husband keep running into each other, making them consider fate's role in their lives.

Jack inherits Don Geiss's prized peacock Argus, Jenna begins dating a male Jenna impersonator, and Grizz has to choose between Tracy and Dot Com as his best man for his wedding.

It's the Mother's Day special at TGS. Jack's mum meddles in his relationships, Tracy clashes with his pretend TV mum & Jenna's mum is there because Jack's paying her.

Jack's love triangle with Avery & Nancy grows complicated. Liz struggles to find a date to Floyd's wedding. Tracy continues his quest to win an Emmy, Grammy, Oscar & Tony.

Liz encounters the man of her dreams while between weddings with Wesley. Jack must choose between Avery & Nancy. Kenneth fears a promotion that would move him to LA.

CONTENT WARNING: Jack decides to help Liz hang onto Carol and clashes with Avery over redecorating his apartment. Meanwhile, Tracy finds it tough to cope without Kenneth.

Liz puts her new-found self-confidence to use by assisting Pete with the issues he's been having with an NBC video editor.

Jack appears before Congress looking to win approval for the merger with Kabletown. Liz pushes back against the writers' mockery of her.

As the show is set to air its weekly broadcast, Liz is agitated when it seems her 40th birthday has been forgotten by her TGS co-workers.

Jack hopes his day of perfect success will help Liz with Carol. Jenna & Kenneth get Kelsey Grammer to help them run a con with Carvel's celebrity Black Card program.

Avery wants Jack to be less involved in Liz's life, leaving Liz without Jack's help when her father visits, and Jack searching for someone else to mentor.

Liz finds a pair of jeans that make her look amazing. Jack throws his weight behind a loopy independent congressional candidate running against Regina Bookman.

Jack tries to find flaws in GE's latest microwaves. Liz joins a crew lottery, even though she's been warned against it. The writers learn Jack is the voice of an online dictionary.

Liz starts talking to Kenneth about Carol after Jack suggests she see a therapist. Tracy wants Jack to invest in his son's Times Square themed restaurant.

A mix-up at Jack's wedding to Avery leaves him actually married to Liz. Budget cuts at TGS force Jenna and Danny to share a dressing room.

Jack stages pre-made telethons for disaster relief. Angie's reality show camera crew follows Tracy around, and Liz hopes to use the camera's presence to make him work harder.

Jack is mortified to discover Kabletown's corporate culture is far more employee-friendly than he's used to. Liz fakes pregnancy to help Avery land a big promotion.

Avery's going into labour during a getaway with Jack leaves them in peril of their child being Canadian. Tracy realises achieving EGOT status comes with responsibility.

With the TGS staff afraid Liz will become a spinster, Jenna tries to find love for her. Jack's lack of sleep puts him at a disadvantage when negotiating.

Liz hires a woman to the TGS writing staff when the show is accused of being anti-woman. Jack starts a quest to become CEO of Kabletown.

Presented as an episode of Angie's Queen of Jordan reality show, Jack needs Liz to coerce Angie into getting Tracy to come back from Africa.

When it seems TGS will be cancelled due to Tracy's absence, everyone scrambles to find new employment, but Kenneth is certain he can save the show.

Liz and Kenneth scramble to find Tracy before TGS is cancelled. Jack makes sure Jenna's latest project is a success.

Needing a great episode to save the show, Liz tries to get Tracy's confidence back & deals with Dennis Duffy's return. Meanwhile, Jack wonders if his life is on course.

Needing a great episode to save the show, Liz tries to get Tracy's confidence back & deals with Dennis Duffy's return. Meanwhile, Jack wonders if his life is on course.

Jack appears before Congress looking to win approval for the merger with Kabletown. Liz pushes back against the writers' mockery of her.

As the show is set to air its weekly broadcast, Liz is agitated when it seems her 40th birthday has been forgotten by her TGS co-workers.

Jack hopes his day of perfect success will help Liz with Carol. Jenna & Kenneth get Kelsey Grammer to help them run a con with Carvel's celebrity Black Card program.

Avery wants Jack to be less involved in Liz's life, leaving Liz without Jack's help when her father visits, and Jack searching for someone else to mentor.

Liz finds a pair of jeans that make her look amazing. Jack throws his weight behind a loopy independent congressional candidate running against Regina Bookman.

Jack tries to find flaws in GE's latest microwaves. Liz joins a crew lottery, even though she's been warned against it. The writers learn Jack is the voice of an online dictionary.

Liz starts talking to Kenneth about Carol after Jack suggests she see a therapist. Tracy wants Jack to invest in his son's Times Square themed restaurant.

A mix-up at Jack's wedding to Avery leaves him actually married to Liz. Budget cuts at TGS force Jenna and Danny to share a dressing room.

Jack stages pre-made telethons for disaster relief. Angie's reality show camera crew follows Tracy around, and Liz hopes to use the camera's presence to make him work harder.

Jack is mortified to discover Kabletown's corporate culture is far more employee-friendly than he's used to. Liz fakes pregnancy to help Avery land a big promotion.

Avery's going into labour during a getaway with Jack leaves them in peril of their child being Canadian. Tracy realises achieving EGOT status comes with responsibility.

With the TGS staff afraid Liz will become a spinster, Jenna tries to find love for her. Jack's lack of sleep puts him at a disadvantage when negotiating.

Liz hires a woman to the TGS writing staff when the show is accused of being anti-woman. Jack starts a quest to become CEO of Kabletown.

Presented as an episode of Angie's Queen of Jordan reality show, Jack needs Liz to coerce Angie into getting Tracy to come back from Africa.

When it seems TGS will be cancelled due to Tracy's absence, everyone scrambles to find new employment, but Kenneth is certain he can save the show.

Liz and Kenneth scramble to find Tracy before TGS is cancelled. Jack makes sure Jenna's latest project is a success.

Needing a great episode to save the show, Liz tries to get Tracy's confidence back & deals with Dennis Duffy's return. Meanwhile, Jack wonders if his life is on course.

Needing a great episode to save the show, Liz tries to get Tracy's confidence back & deals with Dennis Duffy's return. Meanwhile, Jack wonders if his life is on course.

Jack appears before Congress looking to win approval for the merger with Kabletown. Liz pushes back against the writers' mockery of her.

As the show is set to air its weekly broadcast, Liz is agitated when it seems her 40th birthday has been forgotten by her TGS co-workers.

Jack hopes his day of perfect success will help Liz with Carol. Jenna & Kenneth get Kelsey Grammer to help them run a con with Carvel's celebrity Black Card program.

Avery wants Jack to be less involved in Liz's life, leaving Liz without Jack's help when her father visits, and Jack searching for someone else to mentor.

Liz finds a pair of jeans that make her look amazing. Jack throws his weight behind a loopy independent congressional candidate running against Regina Bookman.

Jack tries to find flaws in GE's latest microwaves. Liz joins a crew lottery, even though she's been warned against it. The writers learn Jack is the voice of an online dictionary.

Liz starts talking to Kenneth about Carol after Jack suggests she see a therapist. Tracy wants Jack to invest in his son's Times Square themed restaurant.

A mix-up at Jack's wedding to Avery leaves him actually married to Liz. Budget cuts at TGS force Jenna and Danny to share a dressing room.

Jack stages pre-made telethons for disaster relief. Angie's reality show camera crew follows Tracy around, and Liz hopes to use the camera's presence to make him work harder.

Liz hires a woman to the TGS writing staff when the show is accused of being anti-woman. Jack starts a quest to become CEO of Kabletown.

Presented as an episode of Angie's Queen of Jordan reality show, Jack needs Liz to coerce Angie into getting Tracy to come back from Africa.

When it seems TGS will be cancelled due to Tracy's absence, everyone scrambles to find new employment, but Kenneth is certain he can save the show.

Liz and Kenneth scramble to find Tracy before TGS is cancelled. Jack makes sure Jenna's latest project is a success.

Needing a great episode to save the show, Liz tries to get Tracy's confidence back & deals with Dennis Duffy's return. Meanwhile, Jack wonders if his life is on course.

Needing a great episode to save the show, Liz tries to get Tracy's confidence back & deals with Dennis Duffy's return. Meanwhile, Jack wonders if his life is on course.

Liz runs into problems when trying to fix her dream apartment. Meanwhile, Jack deals with Avery being taken hostage.

With TGS done for the season, Liz relaxes in the Hamptons, until Tracy moves in next door. Jack turns Kenneth into a surrogate for the absent Avery.

As everyone returns from holiday break, NBC's new talent competition is a hit, but Jenna's role as the judge everyone loves to hate causes Jack to question the show's family value.

Drama erupts at TGS when a cell phone video leaks onto the web with Tracy on an offensive rant. Liz tries to do damage control.

Tracy challenges Liz by leading a protest in defence of idiots. Jack faces off with Devin again but still finds time to interfere with Liz's relationship by giving Criss an ultimatum.

Liz is appalled when she finds out Jenna has betrayed their friendship for the sake of fame, so she goes on a mission to find anew best friend.

Tracy and Jenna perform at the Bar Mitzvah for their accountant's son. Liz conjures a clever plan for negotiating her new contract with Jack.

Liz and Criss' relationship is put to the test during a trip to IKEA, and Jack discovers that he and his mother-in-law are attracted to each other.

Criss & Liz celebrate Valentine's Day but need to buy a dining table first. Back at the office, Tracy & Frank try to help Lutz find someone to spend Valentine's with.

Jack's mugging spurs him to run for mayor. Meanwhile, Liz looks out for herself over others, and Jenna and Paul enjoy the relative kinkiness of acting like a normal couple.

The staff celebrate Leap Day. Liz helps Jenna try to bed a billionaire, Jack relishes an extra day of business & Tracy needs the writers' help to use up a Benihana gift card.

Tracy and Jenna help Pete figure out how his whisky went missing.

Liz has to deal with Kenneth having power over TGS from working in NBC's Standards and Practices department.

Dennis pops up to spoil Liz's day with Criss. Jack applies capitalist principles to a strategy game played by the TGS writing staff to prove he's still got his business edge.

Liz agrees to mentor Hazel, while Jack steps up his attempts to free Avery from North Korea. Kenneth keeps having trouble adjusting to no longer being a page for TGS.

Liz's script for a TV movie about Jack and Avery makes him question his feelings for Diana. Meanwhile, Jenna and Tracy try to outfox Weird Al Yankovic.

Jack seeks an idea to expand Kabletown's business to impress Hank Hooper. Liz discovers her diary from a year ago holds the key to solving today's problems.

Jack wants to cure Pete of his low self-esteem and instil him with ambition. Tracy's sense of smell returns. Kenneth accidentally helps Jenna in her prank war with the TGS writers.

Liz runs into problems when trying to fix her dream apartment. Meanwhile, Jack deals with Avery being taken hostage.

With TGS done for the season, Liz relaxes in the Hamptons, until Tracy moves in next door. Jack turns Kenneth into a surrogate for the absent Avery.

As everyone returns from holiday break, NBC's new talent competition is a hit, but Jenna's role as the judge everyone loves to hate causes Jack to question the show's family value.

Drama erupts at TGS when a cell phone video leaks onto the web with Tracy on an offensive rant. Liz tries to do damage control.

Tracy challenges Liz by leading a protest in defence of idiots. Jack faces off with Devin again but still finds time to interfere with Liz's relationship by giving Criss an ultimatum.

Liz is appalled when she finds out Jenna has betrayed their friendship for the sake of fame, so she goes on a mission to find anew best friend.

Tracy and Jenna perform at the Bar Mitzvah for their accountant's son. Liz conjures a clever plan for negotiating her new contract with Jack.

Liz and Criss' relationship is put to the test during a trip to IKEA, and Jack discovers that he and his mother-in-law are attracted to each other.

Criss & Liz celebrate Valentine's Day but need to buy a dining table first. Back at the office, Tracy & Frank try to help Lutz find someone to spend Valentine's with.

Jack's mugging spurs him to run for mayor. Meanwhile, Liz looks out for herself over others, and Jenna and Paul enjoy the relative kinkiness of acting like a normal couple.

The staff celebrate Leap Day. Liz helps Jenna try to bed a billionaire, Jack relishes an extra day of business & Tracy needs the writers' help to use up a Benihana gift card.

Tracy and Jenna help Pete figure out how his whisky went missing.

Liz has to deal with Kenneth having power over TGS from working in NBC's Standards and Practices department.

Dennis pops up to spoil Liz's day with Criss. Jack applies capitalist principles to a strategy game played by the TGS writing staff to prove he's still got his business edge.

Liz agrees to mentor Hazel, while Jack steps up his attempts to free Avery from North Korea. Kenneth keeps having trouble adjusting to no longer being a page for TGS.

Liz's script for a TV movie about Jack and Avery makes him question his feelings for Diana. Meanwhile, Jenna and Tracy try to outfox Weird Al Yankovic.

Jack seeks an idea to expand Kabletown's business to impress Hank Hooper. Liz discovers her diary from a year ago holds the key to solving today's problems.

Jack wants to cure Pete of his low self-esteem and instil him with ambition. Tracy's sense of smell returns. Kenneth accidentally helps Jenna in her prank war with the TGS writers.

Liz runs into problems when trying to fix her dream apartment. Meanwhile, Jack deals with Avery being taken hostage.

With TGS done for the season, Liz relaxes in the Hamptons, until Tracy moves in next door. Jack turns Kenneth into a surrogate for the absent Avery.

As everyone returns from holiday break, NBC's new talent competition is a hit, but Jenna's role as the judge everyone loves to hate causes Jack to question the show's family value.

Drama erupts at TGS when a cell phone video leaks onto the web with Tracy on an offensive rant. Liz tries to do damage control.

Tracy challenges Liz by leading a protest in defence of idiots. Jack faces off with Devin again but still finds time to interfere with Liz's relationship by giving Criss an ultimatum.

Liz is appalled when she finds out Jenna has betrayed their friendship for the sake of fame, so she goes on a mission to find anew best friend.

Tracy and Jenna perform at the Bar Mitzvah for their accountant's son. Liz conjures a clever plan for negotiating her new contract with Jack.

Liz and Criss' relationship is put to the test during a trip to IKEA, and Jack discovers that he and his mother-in-law are attracted to each other.

Criss & Liz celebrate Valentine's Day but need to buy a dining table first. Back at the office, Tracy & Frank try to help Lutz find someone to spend Valentine's with.

Liz has to deal with Kenneth having power over TGS from working in NBC's Standards and Practices department.

Dennis pops up to spoil Liz's day with Criss. Jack applies capitalist principles to a strategy game played by the TGS writing staff to prove he's still got his business edge.

Liz agrees to mentor Hazel, while Jack steps up his attempts to free Avery from North Korea. Kenneth keeps having trouble adjusting to no longer being a page for TGS.

Liz's script for a TV movie about Jack and Avery makes him question his feelings for Diana. Meanwhile, Jenna and Tracy try to outfox Weird Al Yankovic.

Jack seeks an idea to expand Kabletown's business to impress Hank Hooper. Liz discovers her diary from a year ago holds the key to solving today's problems.

Jack wants to cure Pete of his low self-esteem and instil him with ambition. Tracy's sense of smell returns. Kenneth accidentally helps Jenna in her prank war with the TGS writers.

Jenna hopes to copy an Australian children's music band. Jack's mother ruins the ribbon-cutting ceremony for his couch factory. Tracy's son is ready for college.

Jack's Kabletown couches suffer from American workmanship, and he has Liz go on a blind date to prove Criss isn't everything she needs.

Queen of Jordan again invades the TGS set to hype Angie's new clothing line.

Avery is reunited with Jack, but she's not alone. Meanwhile, Liz and Criss find their relationship strained by gender stereotypes.

Jack wants to renew his wedding vows with Avery. Meanwhile, Criss tries to prove to Liz that he's right guy for her.

Liz discovers that Jack is intentionally trying to ruin NBC in hopes that Kabletown will sell it. Meanwhile, Tracy tries to help Kenneth with his relationship problems with Hazel.

After vice-presidential candidate Paul Ryan drops out of the race, Liz and Jack agree to keep politics off TGS.

Jack takes his dating game up a notch as Liz defuses a crisis with Jenna and a feud with Tracy.

Jenna is confronted by fans from Florida, known for their motto 'Unwindulax'. Jack tries to influence the upcoming election, swaying the vote towards candidate Romney.

After realising the only statistically undecided voters are those northern Floridians, Liz and Jack both try to get Jenna to sway the entire election vote.

Jack plans to sue Tracy after his name is used in several of Tracy's movies depicting him as a villain. Liz wants to get surgery for her feet.

Liz tries to get Criss to want a family once she runs into Dennis.

Jack tries to avoid his mother. Meanwhile, Jenna starts to envy Liz and her married life.

Liz is still trying to conceive naturally but has not ruled out adoption. Jack joins forces with Devon Banks in a plot against Kaylie Hooper to become CEO of Kabletown.

Liz goes with Jack to Florida so he can deal with his late mother's estate. Once there, they discover Jack's mother may have been in a relationship.

Jack sets up a meeting so that Liz can try and save TGS, but the entire crew appears to work against her wishes. Liz discovers her adopted children are arriving in a week.

Liz is dealing with being a stay-at-home mom while Jack tries to find true happiness. Kenneth and Tracy are both adjusting to Kenneth's new position as President of NBC.

Liz and Jack try to settle into their new lives without TGS.

Jenna hopes to copy an Australian children's music band. Jack's mother ruins the ribbon-cutting ceremony for his couch factory. Tracy's son is ready for college.

Jack's Kabletown couches suffer from American workmanship, and he has Liz go on a blind date to prove Criss isn't everything she needs.

Queen of Jordan again invades the TGS set to hype Angie's new clothing line.

Avery is reunited with Jack, but she's not alone. Meanwhile, Liz and Criss find their relationship strained by gender stereotypes.

Jack wants to renew his wedding vows with Avery. Meanwhile, Criss tries to prove to Liz that he's right guy for her.

Liz discovers that Jack is intentionally trying to ruin NBC in hopes that Kabletown will sell it. Meanwhile, Tracy tries to help Kenneth with his relationship problems with Hazel.

After vice-presidential candidate Paul Ryan drops out of the race, Liz and Jack agree to keep politics off TGS.

Jack takes his dating game up a notch as Liz defuses a crisis with Jenna and a feud with Tracy.

Jenna is confronted by fans from Florida, known for their motto 'Unwindulax'. Jack tries to influence the upcoming election, swaying the vote towards candidate Romney.

After realising the only statistically undecided voters are those northern Floridians, Liz and Jack both try to get Jenna to sway the entire election vote.

Jack plans to sue Tracy after his name is used in several of Tracy's movies depicting him as a villain. Liz wants to get surgery for her feet.

Liz tries to get Criss to want a family once she runs into Dennis.

Jack tries to avoid his mother. Meanwhile, Jenna starts to envy Liz and her married life.

Liz is still trying to conceive naturally but has not ruled out adoption. Jack joins forces with Devon Banks in a plot against Kaylie Hooper to become CEO of Kabletown.

Liz goes with Jack to Florida so he can deal with his late mother's estate. Once there, they discover Jack's mother may have been in a relationship.

Jack sets up a meeting so that Liz can try and save TGS, but the entire crew appears to work against her wishes. Liz discovers her adopted children are arriving in a week.

Liz is dealing with being a stay-at-home mom while Jack tries to find true happiness. Kenneth and Tracy are both adjusting to Kenneth's new position as President of NBC.

Liz and Jack try to settle into their new lives without TGS.

Jenna hopes to copy an Australian children's music band. Jack's mother ruins the ribbon-cutting ceremony for his couch factory. Tracy's son is ready for college.

Jack's Kabletown couches suffer from American workmanship, and he has Liz go on a blind date to prove Criss isn't everything she needs.

Queen of Jordan again invades the TGS set to hype Angie's new clothing line.

Avery is reunited with Jack, but she's not alone. Meanwhile, Liz and Criss find their relationship strained by gender stereotypes.

Jack wants to renew his wedding vows with Avery. Meanwhile, Criss tries to prove to Liz that he's right guy for her.

Liz discovers that Jack is intentionally trying to ruin NBC in hopes that Kabletown will sell it. Meanwhile, Tracy tries to help Kenneth with his relationship problems with Hazel.

After vice-presidential candidate Paul Ryan drops out of the race, Liz and Jack agree to keep politics off TGS.

Jack takes his dating game up a notch as Liz defuses a crisis with Jenna and a feud with Tracy.

Jenna is confronted by fans from Florida, known for their motto 'Unwindulax'. Jack tries to influence the upcoming election, swaying the vote towards candidate Romney.

Jack tries to avoid his mother. Meanwhile, Jenna starts to envy Liz and her married life.

Liz is still trying to conceive naturally but has not ruled out adoption. Jack joins forces with Devon Banks in a plot against Kaylie Hooper to become CEO of Kabletown.

Liz goes with Jack to Florida so he can deal with his late mother's estate. Once there, they discover Jack's mother may have been in a relationship.

Jack sets up a meeting so that Liz can try and save TGS, but the entire crew appears to work against her wishes. Liz discovers her adopted children are arriving in a week.

Liz is dealing with being a stay-at-home mom while Jack tries to find true happiness. Kenneth and Tracy are both adjusting to Kenneth's new position as President of NBC.

Liz and Jack try to settle into their new lives without TGS.

A documentary film crew follows Leslie Knope, an Indiana government worker who is given an assignment to turn an abandoned quarry pit into a community park.

To gain support for the park project and an upcoming town hall meeting, Leslie decides that she and the committee need to go doorknocking throughout the neighbourhood.

Leslie organises a reporter to do a story about the park project, but she and the committee cannot stay on topic.

Leslie attempts to break into the political "old boy's club", which causes an ethical dilemma. Meanwhile, Andy is planning a surprise for Ann.

Leslie's mother is given a banquet in her honour but makes a terrible impression. Meanwhile, Mark and Tom are attempting to meet some ladies.

Ann re-evaluates her relationship with Andy after she discovers he kept his casts on longer than necessary so she would keep pampering him.

To promote the local zoo, Leslie decides to marry two penguins. The 'marriage' unintentionally causes a debate when it turns out both penguins are male.

Leslie and Tom have an all-night stakeout when they discover that someone has been growing marijuana in the new community garden.

Leslie judges a beauty contest but ends up having a conflicting opinion with her fellow judges. Meanwhile, on a date with Mark, Ann finds out Andy has been living in the pit.

In order to prepare Leslie and Ann go out on a practice date before Leslie's first date with Dave. Tom, Ron, April and Mark are out to see you can gather the most dirt on each other.

Leslie plays host to Pawnee's sister city - the Parks and Recreation Department of Boraqua, Venezuela.

The team and Leslie help out an organisation create a new playground.

Leslie asks Dave and Andy to help her catch a teenage vandal. Meanwhile, Ann is organising a Halloween Party.

Tammy one attempts to control Ron while Ben discovers that Tom's business model isn't going to work.

The parks team and Leslie compete to design a new mural for the city hall.

Someone from the Parks Department ruins Ron's annual hunting trip when he is shot in the head.

To cheer up Tom Leslie rounds up everyone in the department and has them take him out for a big night on the town.

Leslie gets to design the Pawnee Winter Wonderland Festival, but when she finds herself in the middle of a sex scandal she must hide it from the press.

A documentary film crew follows Leslie Knope, an Indiana government worker who is given an assignment to turn an abandoned quarry pit into a community park.