The Best Episodes Directed By Thomas Lennon

Jones shows up late for work because he was out recording for a radio commercial. Doing the "and the installation is free" spot for High Sierra Carpeting. He proceeds to show the other officers his new car and announce he is making a TV commercial. The premiere comes and he finds out he has been replaced by an animated turtle with his voice and he only gets paid once for his voice, rather than each time the commercial airs.

Clemmy becomes engaged to a rich owner of a hot tub chain. Only one problem: He's dead. Meanwhile, Garcia and Williams guard Liberace's piano.

Garcia goes undercover to bust employers who hire undocumented alien workers, and Junior spends a day with his brothers.

When a crime wave floods the streets of Reno, the Sheriff's Department is helped by Citizens Patrolman Rick.

The deputies run into Tommy Hawk, the bounty hunter.

The department gets new women's specific bullet-proof vests with an unexpected side effect: Super Knockers.

The deputies go door to door selling Coconut Nut Clusters.

The deputies volunteer to help build part of the Mexican border.

The deputies train a squad of policemen from Baghdad.

The deputies rally together when Dangle passes out in a tanning booth.

Wiegel's estranged father gets out of prison and hopes to spend time with his daughter---and go to strip clubs with her coworkers.

When the deputies grow dissatisfied with their undercover assignments, they hire a Hollywood acting coach (Ryan Stiles) to help them behave more like criminals and drug addicts.

The conclusion. Jim's party is spoiled by a real death, so the deputies spring into action to solve the case of the murder-mystery dinner party.

The Reno deputies serve as tour guides for a mission sent straight from the Vatican.

The deputies feel a bit of nostalgic about their old cases when they transfer video evidence from VHS tapes to DVD.

Mayor Hernandez requires assistance with a very delicate problem.

Wanting to boost their recruitment numbers, the Reno sheriffs department has a well-known Reno movie director film a commercial.

Strange lights are reported in the desert, and mysterious, unnamed deputies show up around the station.