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Andy ropes Ron into taking Diane's daughters trick-or-treating, and Leslie puts on a huge garage sale for Jerry after he suffers a heart attack, getting everyone involved so they can raise money.

At Leslie and Ben's engagement party, Leslie is determined to bring together Ben's divorced parents. Meanwhile, Tom prepares to pitch his new business idea Rent-a-Swag.

Ann and Ron try to mediate Leslie and April's reunion. Leslie, April, Ann, and dozens of dogs and kids set up camp on Jamm's lawn, because there are no parks in his neighbourhood and there's nowhere to play.

At Pawnee Community Radio, Leslie reaches out to the Pawnee community about the new park they are trying to build. She requests that they contact her with ideas ASAP before the entire project falls apart.

Ron is nominated for a prestigious woodworking award, while the rest of the gang celebrates their annual Jerry Dinner.

Ben and Leslie's rival bachelor and bachelorette parties each take on a very different tune.

Leslie and April work as trash collectors to prove a point about gender in city government. Meanwhile, Ron has his hands full while he babysits Diane's kids.

Ann decides to date herself for a while instead of getting swept up in a new boyfriend's personality. Meanwhile, Ben tries to make headway on his task for the wedding: finding a caterer.

Leslie and Ben organise a black tie gala to raise money for their park, but their plans are derailed when a citywide emergency response drill is called.

There'll definitely be some obstacles in putting together a wedding in less than two hours, but Leslie and Ben agree it just feels right to get married now.

Leslie is literally left speechless when her planned address at a big media event is stolen. Ben starts his new job working at the Sweetums Charity Foundation, and Ann works up the courage to ask someone an important question.

Leslie tries to help a local video store stay in business, while Ann blackmails April into being her friend.

Ben and Leslie return to Partridge, Ben's hometown where he's still infamously known for his time as mayor. And Councilman Jamm is suing Ron for $46 million for punching him at Leslie's wedding.

Leslie works hard to find the new director of the Animal Control Department. Meanwhile, Ron goes to the doctor for the first time.

Leslie works to get rid of outdated laws from the original town charter that no longer make sense. Chris gives April and Ron management training.

When Leslie finds out Jerry is retiring, she struggles with the proper way to honour the occasion and Tom worries he will become the office punching bag when he goes.

Leslie gets upset when Ron submits budget cut proposals getting rid of the local mini golf course. Andy and Ben celebrate a big donation made to their charity.

Leslie celebrates her first year as a city councillor. Meanwhile, Andy calls on retired Special Agent Burt Macklin for a special investigation.

Andy ropes Ron into taking Diane's daughters trick-or-treating, and Leslie puts on a huge garage sale for Jerry after he suffers a heart attack, getting everyone involved so they can raise money.

At Leslie and Ben's engagement party, Leslie is determined to bring together Ben's divorced parents. Meanwhile, Tom prepares to pitch his new business idea Rent-a-Swag.

Ann and Ron try to mediate Leslie and April's reunion. Leslie, April, Ann, and dozens of dogs and kids set up camp on Jamm's lawn, because there are no parks in his neighbourhood and there's nowhere to play.

At Pawnee Community Radio, Leslie reaches out to the Pawnee community about the new park they are trying to build. She requests that they contact her with ideas ASAP before the entire project falls apart.

Ron is nominated for a prestigious woodworking award, while the rest of the gang celebrates their annual Jerry Dinner.

Ben and Leslie's rival bachelor and bachelorette parties each take on a very different tune.

Leslie and April work as trash collectors to prove a point about gender in city government. Meanwhile, Ron has his hands full while he babysits Diane's kids.

Ann decides to date herself for a while instead of getting swept up in a new boyfriend's personality. Meanwhile, Ben tries to make headway on his task for the wedding: finding a caterer.

Leslie and Ben organise a black tie gala to raise money for their park, but their plans are derailed when a citywide emergency response drill is called.

There'll definitely be some obstacles in putting together a wedding in less than two hours, but Leslie and Ben agree it just feels right to get married now.

Leslie is literally left speechless when her planned address at a big media event is stolen. Ben starts his new job working at the Sweetums Charity Foundation, and Ann works up the courage to ask someone an important question.

Leslie tries to help a local video store stay in business, while Ann blackmails April into being her friend.

Ben and Leslie return to Partridge, Ben's hometown where he's still infamously known for his time as mayor. And Councilman Jamm is suing Ron for $46 million for punching him at Leslie's wedding.

Leslie works hard to find the new director of the Animal Control Department. Meanwhile, Ron goes to the doctor for the first time.

Leslie works to get rid of outdated laws from the original town charter that no longer make sense. Chris gives April and Ron management training.

When Leslie finds out Jerry is retiring, she struggles with the proper way to honour the occasion and Tom worries he will become the office punching bag when he goes.

Leslie gets upset when Ron submits budget cut proposals getting rid of the local mini golf course. Andy and Ben celebrate a big donation made to their charity.

Leslie celebrates her first year as a city councillor. Meanwhile, Andy calls on retired Special Agent Burt Macklin for a special investigation.

Andy ropes Ron into taking Diane's daughters trick-or-treating, and Leslie puts on a huge garage sale for Jerry after he suffers a heart attack, getting everyone involved so they can raise money.

At Leslie and Ben's engagement party, Leslie is determined to bring together Ben's divorced parents. Meanwhile, Tom prepares to pitch his new business idea Rent-a-Swag.

Ann and Ron try to mediate Leslie and April's reunion. Leslie, April, Ann, and dozens of dogs and kids set up camp on Jamm's lawn, because there are no parks in his neighbourhood and there's nowhere to play.

At Pawnee Community Radio, Leslie reaches out to the Pawnee community about the new park they are trying to build. She requests that they contact her with ideas ASAP before the entire project falls apart.

Ron is nominated for a prestigious woodworking award, while the rest of the gang celebrates their annual Jerry Dinner.

Ben and Leslie's rival bachelor and bachelorette parties each take on a very different tune.

Leslie and April work as trash collectors to prove a point about gender in city government. Meanwhile, Ron has his hands full while he babysits Diane's kids.

Ann decides to date herself for a while instead of getting swept up in a new boyfriend's personality. Meanwhile, Ben tries to make headway on his task for the wedding: finding a caterer.

Leslie and Ben organise a black tie gala to raise money for their park, but their plans are derailed when a citywide emergency response drill is called.

Ben and Leslie return to Partridge, Ben's hometown where he's still infamously known for his time as mayor. And Councilman Jamm is suing Ron for $46 million for punching him at Leslie's wedding.

Leslie works hard to find the new director of the Animal Control Department. Meanwhile, Ron goes to the doctor for the first time.

Leslie works to get rid of outdated laws from the original town charter that no longer make sense. Chris gives April and Ron management training.

When Leslie finds out Jerry is retiring, she struggles with the proper way to honour the occasion and Tom worries he will become the office punching bag when he goes.

Leslie gets upset when Ron submits budget cut proposals getting rid of the local mini golf course. Andy and Ben celebrate a big donation made to their charity.

Leslie celebrates her first year as a city councillor. Meanwhile, Andy calls on retired Special Agent Burt Macklin for a special investigation.

Leslie wins an award from an international Women in Government organization, and travels to London with Ben, Andy, April and Ron to accept it.

Leslie wins an award from an international Women in Government organization, and travels to London with Ben, Andy, April and Ron to accept it.

Leslie, Ben, and Chris visit Eagleton to discuss financial matters with city councillor Ingrid de Forest. Meanwhile, Ann takes April to vet school orientation and Ron works to get off the grid.

Leslie pairs up the Pawnee Parks employees with their Eagleton counterparts. Meanwhile Ben and Chris reunite for an accounting project, and Ann reveals her plans for the future.

Leslie tries to calm a minor scandal that gets blown out of proportion. Tom tries to impress a new love interest, while Ben convinces Ron to prepare his last will and testament.

Leslie throws Ben a birthday bash but is forced to leave early for an emergency late-night filibuster. Tom tries to make some memories with his new girlfriend, Ron and Donna go hunting, and April reconnects with Andy.

Leslie prepares a haunted house with Ben, Ann and Chris for Halloween on the day of the recall vote. Meanwhile, Tom fears the end of Rent-A-Swag and persuades Ron to help save his business.

Leslie tries to complete some of her biggest city council goals, like hosting an NFL Play 60 event with the Indianapolis Colts, and trying to add fluoride to Pawnee's drinking water.

Leslie goes toe-to-toe with Councilman Jamm in a marathon negotiating session. Ben is in between jobs and takes up an interesting hobby to pass the time.

Leslie comes to terms with her last day in office and plans for the future with Ben. Chris and Ann find out the sex of their child, Andy comes home from London, and Tom looks to the future.

Leslie and Ben both face new challenges on the first day of new jobs. Donna, April, and Andy play a prank on Ben, while Tom prepares for a big presentation.

Leslie fights with Ben over questionable sales techniques at the local farmers market. Ann searches for a way to vent about the annoying aspects of pregnancy, while April supports Andy in a new creative venture.

On Ann and Chris' last night in Pawnee, Leslie throws a grand farewell party and attempts to fulfill one last promise. Meanwhile, Tom, Ben, Ron, and Andy struggle to find the perfect going away gift for Chris.

Ben attempts to surprise Leslie with a special anniversary gift. Tom and Adam try to help Leslie bring positive light to the Pawnee-Eagleton merger, while April asserts her new authority as Donna's boss.

After Leslie tries to take down the wall separating Pawnee and Eagleton, her life takes several unexpected turns. Meanwhile, Tom and Ben meet with potential corporate sponsors.

Leslie creates a new town slogan.

Leslie throws a hasty Galentine's Day in an attempt to find a replacement for Ann. Tom and Ben look to finalize a deal on tents for the Unity Concert while Ron finds himself looking after Andy.

Leslie helps organize the high school's Senior Prom and battles with Ron over the future employment of a bright high school senior. Andy takes an unwilling April as his date.

Leslie wins an award from an international Women in Government organization, and travels to London with Ben, Andy, April and Ron to accept it.

Leslie wins an award from an international Women in Government organization, and travels to London with Ben, Andy, April and Ron to accept it.

Leslie, Ben, and Chris visit Eagleton to discuss financial matters with city councillor Ingrid de Forest. Meanwhile, Ann takes April to vet school orientation and Ron works to get off the grid.

Leslie pairs up the Pawnee Parks employees with their Eagleton counterparts. Meanwhile Ben and Chris reunite for an accounting project, and Ann reveals her plans for the future.

Leslie tries to calm a minor scandal that gets blown out of proportion. Tom tries to impress a new love interest, while Ben convinces Ron to prepare his last will and testament.

Leslie throws Ben a birthday bash but is forced to leave early for an emergency late-night filibuster. Tom tries to make some memories with his new girlfriend, Ron and Donna go hunting, and April reconnects with Andy.

Leslie prepares a haunted house with Ben, Ann and Chris for Halloween on the day of the recall vote. Meanwhile, Tom fears the end of Rent-A-Swag and persuades Ron to help save his business.

Leslie tries to complete some of her biggest city council goals, like hosting an NFL Play 60 event with the Indianapolis Colts, and trying to add fluoride to Pawnee's drinking water.

Leslie goes toe-to-toe with Councilman Jamm in a marathon negotiating session. Ben is in between jobs and takes up an interesting hobby to pass the time.

Leslie comes to terms with her last day in office and plans for the future with Ben. Chris and Ann find out the sex of their child, Andy comes home from London, and Tom looks to the future.

Leslie and Ben both face new challenges on the first day of new jobs. Donna, April, and Andy play a prank on Ben, while Tom prepares for a big presentation.

Leslie fights with Ben over questionable sales techniques at the local farmers market. Ann searches for a way to vent about the annoying aspects of pregnancy, while April supports Andy in a new creative venture.

On Ann and Chris' last night in Pawnee, Leslie throws a grand farewell party and attempts to fulfill one last promise. Meanwhile, Tom, Ben, Ron, and Andy struggle to find the perfect going away gift for Chris.

Ben attempts to surprise Leslie with a special anniversary gift. Tom and Adam try to help Leslie bring positive light to the Pawnee-Eagleton merger, while April asserts her new authority as Donna's boss.

After Leslie tries to take down the wall separating Pawnee and Eagleton, her life takes several unexpected turns. Meanwhile, Tom and Ben meet with potential corporate sponsors.

Leslie creates a new town slogan.

Leslie throws a hasty Galentine's Day in an attempt to find a replacement for Ann. Tom and Ben look to finalize a deal on tents for the Unity Concert while Ron finds himself looking after Andy.

Leslie helps organize the high school's Senior Prom and battles with Ron over the future employment of a bright high school senior. Andy takes an unwilling April as his date.

Leslie wins an award from an international Women in Government organization, and travels to London with Ben, Andy, April and Ron to accept it.

Leslie wins an award from an international Women in Government organization, and travels to London with Ben, Andy, April and Ron to accept it.

Leslie, Ben, and Chris visit Eagleton to discuss financial matters with city councillor Ingrid de Forest. Meanwhile, Ann takes April to vet school orientation and Ron works to get off the grid.

Leslie pairs up the Pawnee Parks employees with their Eagleton counterparts. Meanwhile Ben and Chris reunite for an accounting project, and Ann reveals her plans for the future.

Leslie tries to calm a minor scandal that gets blown out of proportion. Tom tries to impress a new love interest, while Ben convinces Ron to prepare his last will and testament.

Leslie throws Ben a birthday bash but is forced to leave early for an emergency late-night filibuster. Tom tries to make some memories with his new girlfriend, Ron and Donna go hunting, and April reconnects with Andy.

Leslie prepares a haunted house with Ben, Ann and Chris for Halloween on the day of the recall vote. Meanwhile, Tom fears the end of Rent-A-Swag and persuades Ron to help save his business.

Leslie tries to complete some of her biggest city council goals, like hosting an NFL Play 60 event with the Indianapolis Colts, and trying to add fluoride to Pawnee's drinking water.

Leslie goes toe-to-toe with Councilman Jamm in a marathon negotiating session. Ben is in between jobs and takes up an interesting hobby to pass the time.

On Ann and Chris' last night in Pawnee, Leslie throws a grand farewell party and attempts to fulfill one last promise. Meanwhile, Tom, Ben, Ron, and Andy struggle to find the perfect going away gift for Chris.

Ben attempts to surprise Leslie with a special anniversary gift. Tom and Adam try to help Leslie bring positive light to the Pawnee-Eagleton merger, while April asserts her new authority as Donna's boss.

After Leslie tries to take down the wall separating Pawnee and Eagleton, her life takes several unexpected turns. Meanwhile, Tom and Ben meet with potential corporate sponsors.

Leslie creates a new town slogan.

Leslie throws a hasty Galentine's Day in an attempt to find a replacement for Ann. Tom and Ben look to finalize a deal on tents for the Unity Concert while Ron finds himself looking after Andy.

Leslie helps organize the high school's Senior Prom and battles with Ron over the future employment of a bright high school senior. Andy takes an unwilling April as his date.

In the midst of flu season, a sick Leslie and Andy struggle to book performers for the Unity Concert. Tom heads to a wine competition in search of a sommelier for his new restaurant.

Leslie and Ben run a charity auction to raise funds for the unity concert. April steps in to manage Andy's schedule, while Donna asks Ron for help with her ex-boyfriend.

The Parks department puts on a Unity Concert. Part 1 of 2.

Leslie, Ben, and Andy head to San Francisco for a National Parks Conference. Tom opens his restaurant, Ron has another run-in with his ex-wife Tammy 2, Andy lives a rock and roll fantasy.

Leslie launches a competition with tech company Gryzzl for a large parcel of land, which she wants to turn into a National Park. April and Andy try to regain their spontaneity.

Leslie and Ron briefly put aside their feud to help old foe Jeremy Jamm escape the clutches of the diabolical Tammy 2. Ben vows to help April discover her passion in life.

Leslie's team tries to strengthen her case that the Newport land should be turned into a National Park. Ron's team, fighting back, brings on a celebrity as a minority owner.

There'll definitely be some obstacles in putting together a wedding in less than two hours, but Leslie and Ben agree it just feels right to get married now.

Leslie and Ben suspect that Gryzzl is invading the privacy of Pawnee residents. April addresses the new Parks and Rec interns, while Tom helps Andy renegotiate a contract.

Leslie holds a rally in an attempt to keep JJ's Diner from closing. Tom surprises Donna with the ultimate pre-wedding gift.

Donna and Joe tie the knot, while April attempts to keep the wedding running smoothly. Ron creates an awkward situation between Tom and Lucy.

While Leslie and April take a business trip to Washington, April wrestles with her future. Back in Pawnee, Andy tries to find April the perfect job.

Leslie and Ben come under fire for participating in an old Pawnee tradition. April and Ron go on a scavenger hunt. Donna and Garry stroll down memory lane.

On the last episode of Andy's TV show, his friends wish him luck with whatever comes next.

Ben and April conduct a series of interviews, while Andy and Donna help Ron adjust to a life change.

The Parks gang complete one last task together before saying so long to Pawnee when the series comes to an end after seven seasons.

The Parks gang complete one last task together before saying so long to Pawnee when the series comes to an end after seven seasons.

Brooklyn's 99th precinct is an eclectic group. However, when a tightly-wound Captain takes over, he is determined to make this dysfunctional group of detectives into the best precinct in Brooklyn.

In the midst of flu season, a sick Leslie and Andy struggle to book performers for the Unity Concert. Tom heads to a wine competition in search of a sommelier for his new restaurant.

Leslie and Ben run a charity auction to raise funds for the unity concert. April steps in to manage Andy's schedule, while Donna asks Ron for help with her ex-boyfriend.

The Parks department puts on a Unity Concert. Part 1 of 2.

Leslie, Ben, and Andy head to San Francisco for a National Parks Conference. Tom opens his restaurant, Ron has another run-in with his ex-wife Tammy 2, Andy lives a rock and roll fantasy.

Leslie launches a competition with tech company Gryzzl for a large parcel of land, which she wants to turn into a National Park. April and Andy try to regain their spontaneity.

Leslie and Ron briefly put aside their feud to help old foe Jeremy Jamm escape the clutches of the diabolical Tammy 2. Ben vows to help April discover her passion in life.

Leslie's team tries to strengthen her case that the Newport land should be turned into a National Park. Ron's team, fighting back, brings on a celebrity as a minority owner.

There'll definitely be some obstacles in putting together a wedding in less than two hours, but Leslie and Ben agree it just feels right to get married now.

Leslie and Ben suspect that Gryzzl is invading the privacy of Pawnee residents. April addresses the new Parks and Rec interns, while Tom helps Andy renegotiate a contract.

Leslie holds a rally in an attempt to keep JJ's Diner from closing. Tom surprises Donna with the ultimate pre-wedding gift.

Donna and Joe tie the knot, while April attempts to keep the wedding running smoothly. Ron creates an awkward situation between Tom and Lucy.

While Leslie and April take a business trip to Washington, April wrestles with her future. Back in Pawnee, Andy tries to find April the perfect job.

Leslie and Ben come under fire for participating in an old Pawnee tradition. April and Ron go on a scavenger hunt. Donna and Garry stroll down memory lane.

On the last episode of Andy's TV show, his friends wish him luck with whatever comes next.

Ben and April conduct a series of interviews, while Andy and Donna help Ron adjust to a life change.

The Parks gang complete one last task together before saying so long to Pawnee when the series comes to an end after seven seasons.

The Parks gang complete one last task together before saying so long to Pawnee when the series comes to an end after seven seasons.

Brooklyn's 99th precinct is an eclectic group. However, when a tightly-wound Captain takes over, he is determined to make this dysfunctional group of detectives into the best precinct in Brooklyn.

In the midst of flu season, a sick Leslie and Andy struggle to book performers for the Unity Concert. Tom heads to a wine competition in search of a sommelier for his new restaurant.

Leslie and Ben run a charity auction to raise funds for the unity concert. April steps in to manage Andy's schedule, while Donna asks Ron for help with her ex-boyfriend.

The Parks department puts on a Unity Concert. Part 1 of 2.

Leslie, Ben, and Andy head to San Francisco for a National Parks Conference. Tom opens his restaurant, Ron has another run-in with his ex-wife Tammy 2, Andy lives a rock and roll fantasy.

Leslie launches a competition with tech company Gryzzl for a large parcel of land, which she wants to turn into a National Park. April and Andy try to regain their spontaneity.

Leslie and Ron briefly put aside their feud to help old foe Jeremy Jamm escape the clutches of the diabolical Tammy 2. Ben vows to help April discover her passion in life.

Leslie's team tries to strengthen her case that the Newport land should be turned into a National Park. Ron's team, fighting back, brings on a celebrity as a minority owner.

There'll definitely be some obstacles in putting together a wedding in less than two hours, but Leslie and Ben agree it just feels right to get married now.

Leslie and Ben suspect that Gryzzl is invading the privacy of Pawnee residents. April addresses the new Parks and Rec interns, while Tom helps Andy renegotiate a contract.

Leslie and Ben come under fire for participating in an old Pawnee tradition. April and Ron go on a scavenger hunt. Donna and Garry stroll down memory lane.

On the last episode of Andy's TV show, his friends wish him luck with whatever comes next.

Ben and April conduct a series of interviews, while Andy and Donna help Ron adjust to a life change.

The Parks gang complete one last task together before saying so long to Pawnee when the series comes to an end after seven seasons.

The Parks gang complete one last task together before saying so long to Pawnee when the series comes to an end after seven seasons.

Brooklyn's 99th precinct is an eclectic group. However, when a tightly-wound Captain takes over, he is determined to make this dysfunctional group of detectives into the best precinct in Brooklyn.

When Jake is late, Captain Holt assigns him to a graffiti case that Jake feels is below his level. Meanwhile, Gina's psychic friend visits the precinct and gets inside Charles' head.

Jake has a slew of unsolved cases that he can't seem to close and the other detectives don't want his losing streak to rub off on them.

Jake hits on an attractive medical examiner, at a crime scene and holds up the autopsy report. He learns his lesson when she turns out to be more than he bargained for.

A detective from Special Crimes takes over Jake's nearly solved murder case and steals his thunder. Across town, Captain Holt and Gina help Terry get re-certified to carry a gun.

Amy detests Halloween, and is not thrilled when she has to don a costume to go undercover. Back at the precinct, Jake bets Captain Holt that he can steal his Medal of Valor before midnight.

Jake makes an arrest without a lot of proof and only has 48 hours to collect evidence, Jake forces his co-workers to spend their weekend helping him crack the case.

Jake's dream comes true when he gets to spend the day with his hero, a former crime reporter. But the dream becomes a nightmare when his comments about precinct are considered "on the record."

When Sal's Pizza burns down and the fire marshal assumes that the owner is the prime suspect, Jake does everything in his power to prove him wrong, even if it means stepping out of his jurisdiction.

Amy wants to host a Thanksgiving dinner for the entire precinct, but it turns into a holiday disaster when Holt and Jake have to leave to go catch a perp.

Captain Holt receives death threats and Jake is put in charge of his security, a job he abuses as much as he can. Meanwhile, Amy attempts to get the precinct to take a Christmas photo for Holt.

Jake is interested in one of Rosa's perps, who has information about a car thief. Meanwhile, the station tries to accommodate a scooter-bound Charles' every need when he returns to work.

Jake and Amy's ongoing bet about who can make more arrests comes to a close. Meanwhile, the pain medication Charles is taking causes him to reveal his true opinions about his colleagues.

Terry busts a steroid ring, and in doing so, takes cues from Jake on how to harness his emotions. Meanwhile, Amy and Rosa help solve a breaking-and-entering case at Gina's apartment.

Jake turns on Amy when he finds out she may leave the Nine-Nine to work in the Special Crimes unit. Meanwhile Holt and Jeffords strategise to make the precinct more efficient.

The officers in the precinct head over to Holt's house to celebrate his birthday, but they wind up making a poor impression on his husband.

Boyle's new romance has upped his swagger, but Jake intervenes before he gets too serious, too soon, with his girlfriend. Meanwhile, Rosa and Amy have trouble taking a costumed citizen crime-fighter seriously.

Jake's debt finally catches up to him, and he is in danger of losing his apartment, and Captain Holt and Sergeant Jeffords hold performance reviews for the precinct.

The precinct heads to a mandatory training course. Meanwhile, Holt becomes addicted to a game on his phone and Rosa is pissed at Charles for not inviting her to his wedding.

When Jake is late, Captain Holt assigns him to a graffiti case that Jake feels is below his level. Meanwhile, Gina's psychic friend visits the precinct and gets inside Charles' head.

Jake has a slew of unsolved cases that he can't seem to close and the other detectives don't want his losing streak to rub off on them.

Jake hits on an attractive medical examiner, at a crime scene and holds up the autopsy report. He learns his lesson when she turns out to be more than he bargained for.

A detective from Special Crimes takes over Jake's nearly solved murder case and steals his thunder. Across town, Captain Holt and Gina help Terry get re-certified to carry a gun.

Amy detests Halloween, and is not thrilled when she has to don a costume to go undercover. Back at the precinct, Jake bets Captain Holt that he can steal his Medal of Valor before midnight.

Jake makes an arrest without a lot of proof and only has 48 hours to collect evidence, Jake forces his co-workers to spend their weekend helping him crack the case.

Jake's dream comes true when he gets to spend the day with his hero, a former crime reporter. But the dream becomes a nightmare when his comments about precinct are considered "on the record."

When Sal's Pizza burns down and the fire marshal assumes that the owner is the prime suspect, Jake does everything in his power to prove him wrong, even if it means stepping out of his jurisdiction.

Amy wants to host a Thanksgiving dinner for the entire precinct, but it turns into a holiday disaster when Holt and Jake have to leave to go catch a perp.

Captain Holt receives death threats and Jake is put in charge of his security, a job he abuses as much as he can. Meanwhile, Amy attempts to get the precinct to take a Christmas photo for Holt.

Jake is interested in one of Rosa's perps, who has information about a car thief. Meanwhile, the station tries to accommodate a scooter-bound Charles' every need when he returns to work.

Jake and Amy's ongoing bet about who can make more arrests comes to a close. Meanwhile, the pain medication Charles is taking causes him to reveal his true opinions about his colleagues.

Terry busts a steroid ring, and in doing so, takes cues from Jake on how to harness his emotions. Meanwhile, Amy and Rosa help solve a breaking-and-entering case at Gina's apartment.

Jake turns on Amy when he finds out she may leave the Nine-Nine to work in the Special Crimes unit. Meanwhile Holt and Jeffords strategise to make the precinct more efficient.

The officers in the precinct head over to Holt's house to celebrate his birthday, but they wind up making a poor impression on his husband.

Boyle's new romance has upped his swagger, but Jake intervenes before he gets too serious, too soon, with his girlfriend. Meanwhile, Rosa and Amy have trouble taking a costumed citizen crime-fighter seriously.

Jake's debt finally catches up to him, and he is in danger of losing his apartment, and Captain Holt and Sergeant Jeffords hold performance reviews for the precinct.

The precinct heads to a mandatory training course. Meanwhile, Holt becomes addicted to a game on his phone and Rosa is pissed at Charles for not inviting her to his wedding.

When Jake is late, Captain Holt assigns him to a graffiti case that Jake feels is below his level. Meanwhile, Gina's psychic friend visits the precinct and gets inside Charles' head.

Jake has a slew of unsolved cases that he can't seem to close and the other detectives don't want his losing streak to rub off on them.

Jake hits on an attractive medical examiner, at a crime scene and holds up the autopsy report. He learns his lesson when she turns out to be more than he bargained for.

A detective from Special Crimes takes over Jake's nearly solved murder case and steals his thunder. Across town, Captain Holt and Gina help Terry get re-certified to carry a gun.

Amy detests Halloween, and is not thrilled when she has to don a costume to go undercover. Back at the precinct, Jake bets Captain Holt that he can steal his Medal of Valor before midnight.

Jake makes an arrest without a lot of proof and only has 48 hours to collect evidence, Jake forces his co-workers to spend their weekend helping him crack the case.

Jake's dream comes true when he gets to spend the day with his hero, a former crime reporter. But the dream becomes a nightmare when his comments about precinct are considered "on the record."

When Sal's Pizza burns down and the fire marshal assumes that the owner is the prime suspect, Jake does everything in his power to prove him wrong, even if it means stepping out of his jurisdiction.

Amy wants to host a Thanksgiving dinner for the entire precinct, but it turns into a holiday disaster when Holt and Jake have to leave to go catch a perp.

Terry busts a steroid ring, and in doing so, takes cues from Jake on how to harness his emotions. Meanwhile, Amy and Rosa help solve a breaking-and-entering case at Gina's apartment.

Jake turns on Amy when he finds out she may leave the Nine-Nine to work in the Special Crimes unit. Meanwhile Holt and Jeffords strategise to make the precinct more efficient.

The officers in the precinct head over to Holt's house to celebrate his birthday, but they wind up making a poor impression on his husband.

Boyle's new romance has upped his swagger, but Jake intervenes before he gets too serious, too soon, with his girlfriend. Meanwhile, Rosa and Amy have trouble taking a costumed citizen crime-fighter seriously.

Jake's debt finally catches up to him, and he is in danger of losing his apartment, and Captain Holt and Sergeant Jeffords hold performance reviews for the precinct.

The precinct heads to a mandatory training course. Meanwhile, Holt becomes addicted to a game on his phone and Rosa is pissed at Charles for not inviting her to his wedding.

Charles asks Jake to be his best man Meanwhile, Terry, Amy and Gina support each other as they start a new extreme diet and Holt helps Rosa make a sincere apology.

Jake decides to take on a cold case that everyone thinks is unsolvable. Meanwhile, Amy plans a romantic trip with Teddy and Gina and Rosa let Charles in on one of their best-kept secrets.

Jake's investigation of philanthropic civic leader is shut down. Still determined to crack the case, Jake enlists Amy and a reluctant Captain Holt to help him, even if it means facing suspension.

Jake's undercover FBI operation ends in a successful sting, until he learns one mobster has gotten away. As Jake enlists Charles' help to track him down, Holt tests the squad's patience with practice drills.

Captain Holt faces his sworn enemy.

The squad has time to kill when the arrival of the Serbian President's motorcade to Brooklyn has been delayed. So, Jake launches The Jimmy Jab Games, a series of competitions.

The Peralta/Holt annual Halloween bet continues when Jake challenges the Captain that he can steal his watch before midnight. Meanwhile, Gina is upset that her dance team kicks her off the squad.

There's a mole in the precinct and Holt and Jake need to find out who it is before Deputy Chief Madeline Wuntch gets wind of it.

Jake hits it off with a woman he meets, only to find out she is the defence attorney for a perp he is trying to put in jail.

The precinct goes into lockdown mode on Thanksgiving night, and Jake, who was left in charge, is confident in his ability to keep spirits high and avoid chaos.

While attempting to catch a drug dealer, Jake and Charles reluctantly join forces with the nerdy lead investigator at the US Postal Service, Jack Danger. Meanwhile, the rest of the team helps Amy quit smoking.

In an attempt to add a touch of romance to their work trip, Jake invites his girlfriend, Sophia, as well as Amy's boyfriend, Teddy, to join them at a B&B. Meanwhile, Rosa adamantly refuses to admit to Terry and Gina that she is sick.

The Pontiac Bandit, aka Doug Judy, is back in custody. But when Rosa discovers that Judy knows the whereabouts of the 'Giggle Pig' drug leader, Holt offers the perp a plea deal to help track down the drug kingpin.

Jake and Charles' stakeout for eight straight days puts a strain on their friendship. Meanwhile, Holt's nephew visits Brooklyn and makes an instant impression on Rosa.

The team is excited to spend the weekend at Charles' beach house for a detectives-only get away, until Jake ruins the fun by inviting Captain Holt.

The squad decides it's high time Jake paid them back all the money he has owed them from over the years. Meanwhile, Amy and Holt team up to re-open the Brooklyn Broiler case.

When Sophia's job gets in the way of her relationship with Jake, Jake tries to smooth things over with her boss. Meanwhile, Wuntch needs Holt's help for a job recommendation.

Jake is heartbroken over Sophia, but his spirits are lifted when the squad is invited to a Homeland Security terrorist training simulation.

Charles asks Jake to be his best man Meanwhile, Terry, Amy and Gina support each other as they start a new extreme diet and Holt helps Rosa make a sincere apology.

Jake decides to take on a cold case that everyone thinks is unsolvable. Meanwhile, Amy plans a romantic trip with Teddy and Gina and Rosa let Charles in on one of their best-kept secrets.

Jake's investigation of philanthropic civic leader is shut down. Still determined to crack the case, Jake enlists Amy and a reluctant Captain Holt to help him, even if it means facing suspension.

Jake's undercover FBI operation ends in a successful sting, until he learns one mobster has gotten away. As Jake enlists Charles' help to track him down, Holt tests the squad's patience with practice drills.

Captain Holt faces his sworn enemy.

The squad has time to kill when the arrival of the Serbian President's motorcade to Brooklyn has been delayed. So, Jake launches The Jimmy Jab Games, a series of competitions.

The Peralta/Holt annual Halloween bet continues when Jake challenges the Captain that he can steal his watch before midnight. Meanwhile, Gina is upset that her dance team kicks her off the squad.

There's a mole in the precinct and Holt and Jake need to find out who it is before Deputy Chief Madeline Wuntch gets wind of it.