Brickleberry

Woody brings in a new ranger to help restore order and stability to the troubled Brickleberry summer camp.

Ethel organizes and runs a summer camp specifically for visually impaired children. Meanwhile, Steve falls ill after contracting a rare and unusual disease.

Steve and Denzel attempt to combat drug activity in Brickleberry but inadvertently become entangled with a local mob family, leading to escalating complications.

Steve attempts to revitalize Brickleberry's declining popularity by creating a hybrid animal called the Squabbit.

Woody attempts to impress a visiting dignitary with a dramatic demonstration, which accidentally results in a fire at the park.

Connie escapes from an anti-gay religious group and stumbles upon a hidden military facility.

Woody delegates his park ranger responsibilities to automated systems developed in India after his team requests improved working conditions.

Steve, embarrassed by his hair loss, drinks a mysterious elixir that transforms him into Bigfoot.

Steve investigates a series of goat attacks in the neighborhood and uncovers a surprising truth about his father's past.

A flood caused by a birthday party at Woody's home forces the survivors to take shelter on a nearby mountaintop.

Woody learns about the therapeutic effects of Brickleberry Lake, while Ethel and Denzel encounter a creature named Crog.

The rangers discover a surprising detail about Woody's past, while Denzel receives an update on a local legend involving the Brickleberry ghost.

Woody steps down as head ranger after suffering a stroke, and Denzel takes possession of a family inheritance.

Bobby and BoDean decide to transform Brickleberry into a trailer park after making a surprising find, setting off a series of events that disrupt the town.

Connie becomes fascinated by a carnival's freak show, while Malloy turns to legal action after Steve is injured.

The Brickleberry rangers participate in a competitive event known as the Ranger Games, showcasing their skills and teamwork. Meanwhile, Malloy brings a new animal companion into his life.

Governor Melcher proposes a controversial plan to transform Brickleberry into a highway, sparking local outrage. Meanwhile, Connie goes undercover to infiltrate a growing militia opposing the development.

Ethel's jealousy leads her to falsely claim Malloy as her son, while Malloy confronts a schoolyard bully.

The residents of Brickleberry take control of the town in a surprise uprising, while Steve conceals the real circumstances behind Malloy's parents' mysterious deaths.

Denzel gathers his group of friends from Detroit to help reform Malloy's bad behavior.

NASA stages a Mars landing simulation on Mount Brickleberry, while Steve consumes a large amount of peyote, leading to unexpected experiences.

Flamey the Bear arrives in Brickleberry, bringing a wild and high-energy lifestyle that challenges Steve to adapt and keep up with his unpredictable antics.

Denzel grows increasingly paranoid, believing that Connie's newborn child may be the Antichrist, leading to tension within the family.

President Obama makes an unexpected visit to Brickleberry at the same time Woody is undergoing a major surgery, while Bobby develops his own version of healthcare reform as an alternative to Obamacare.

Denzel's acceptance into an exclusive country club leads to tension with Steve, who responds by forming a friendship with a group of women.

Ethel and Connie vie for the title of Miss National Park in a competitive beauty pageant, while Denzel and Steve navigate the complexities of their relationship after discovering they are both involved with the same woman and decide to explore a three-way dynamic.

In this episode, Denzel unexpectedly weds Woody's mother, while Connie becomes increasingly fixated on *Wheel of Fortune* host Pat Sajak.

Denzel supports Steve in pursuing a career as a country music performer, while a wish gone awry transforms Malloy into a full-sized bear.

The Secretary of the Interior makes an unexpected visit to Brickleberry Conservation Camp, resulting in Woody being demoted. Meanwhile, Denzel undergoes a personal transformation after quitting marijuana.

Ethel becomes pregnant after a drunken encounter with Steve, leading to the rangers being institutionalized in a mental hospital.

A botched hypnosis session leaves Steve transformed into a flamboyant pirate, while Connie and Denzel find themselves stranded on an idyllic island inhabited solely by women.

A corrupt mayor forms an unlikely friendship with Woody, ultimately winning the park from him in a high-stakes poker game, while Malloy learns he must mate with an unattractive bear to save his species.

Ethel becomes uneasy with the arrival of a charismatic new female ranger, while Denzel is reassigned to a remote fire lookout tower.

Steve pursues a career in law enforcement, leading to conflict with a notorious biker gang, while Woody's persistent hemorrhoid unexpectedly gains cult-like significance.

Woody transforms the park into a summer camp with a Native American theme and begins to develop feelings for one of the female campers.

Woody attempts to set a record for the largest carbon footprint, while Ethel offsets his actions by adopting an Amish lifestyle.