The Best Episodes of 21 Jump Street Season 2

The Jump Street unit discovers that a boy who was being used as a pawn by his feuding parents faked his kidnapping with the aid of his grandfather to get away from his parents.

Director: Kim Manners

Writer: Clifton Campbell

Hanson and Hoffs go undercover in order to put a crack ring out of business. Penhall, working on the same case, returns to squad car and becomes convinced that his new partner killed a drug pusher.

Director: Bill Corcoran

Writer: Jonathan Lemkin

Hanson and Hoffs go undercover in order to put a crack ring out of business. Penhall, working on the same case, returns to squad car and becomes convinced that his new partner killed a drug pusher.

Director: Bill Corcoran

Writer: Jonathan Lemkin

The Jump Street unit is investigating a counterfeit drivers license ring when Captain Fuller gets arrested for drunk driving.

Director: Steve Beers

Writer: Paul Bernbaum

Hanson is unable to keep his mind on the investigation of a shooting of a teacher at an inner city school when he learns that his mother is moving in with her boyfriend.

Director: David Jackson

Writer: David Jackson

A pregnant school girl fingers Ioki as the father to be.

Director: Larry Shaw

Writer: E. Paul Edwards

Racial violence threatens to break out at an integrated school when word leaks out that a white student got a black student pregnant.

Director: Kim Manners

Writer: Patrick Hasburgh

Hanson and Penhall find the military code of honor hampering their undercover investigation of a military academy where the cadets are suspected of killing homosexuals.

Director: Bill Corcoran

Writer: E. Paul Edwards

Hanson and a film star he had been assigned to protect are kidnapped by an escaped murderer.

Director: Kim Manners

Writer: Bill Nuss

Penhall gets close to a football player suspected of using steroids at a school where an olympic hopeful gymnast died after a performance due to steroid abuse. Hanson considers becoming a big brother.

Director: Neill Fearnley

Writer: Clifton Campbell

Ioki faces being dismissed from the force when internal affairs discovers that he is a Vietnamese refuge who is using an alias. Flashback sequences show his escape from Saigon.

Director: Kim Manners

Writer: Bill Nuss

Hanson contemplates leaving the force and leaves town instead of going to a refresher course at the police academy he and Penhall had been assigned to take after they went drag racing to try to catch a hit and run driver.

Director: Kevin Hooks

Writer: Gary Skeen Hall

Dorothy an old girlfriend of Penhall's, who walked out on him two years ago, returns and decides to move in with him. Hanson gets assigned to protect a student with AIDS who is being made to feel unwelcome in class.

Director: Neill Fearnley

Writer: Patrick Hasburgh

Past romances that didn't have happy endings are the subject of conversation at a Valentine Day Eve poker game.

Director: Michael Robinson

Writer: Jonathan Lemkin, Bill Nuss

Hanson becomes trapped in a private drug clinic where he had himself placed in order to investigate claims of patient abuse made by a kid he once busted on drug charges.

Director: Neill Fearnley

Writer: Clifton Campbell

Hanson blames himself for failing to prevent the shooting death of his girlfriend in a convenience store robbery and becomes obsessed with revenge.

Director: James A. Contner

Writer: Bill Nuss

Penhall & Hanson go undercover as the McQuaid brothers in a suburban high school, that recently has had inner city kids bused in, to investigate the theft of a Porsche. Meanwhile, Judy must deal with a love-sick teenage boy.

Director: Larry Shaw

Writer: Paul Bernbaum

When a small-town teacher refuses to teach the theory of evolution after his son has a near-death experience, Hanson infiltrates the school to try to discover who's behind the recent burning of the science books.

Director: Bill Corcoran

Writer: E. Paul Edwards

Penhall and Ioki go undercover as the ""Swark Twins"" to get in with teenage boys working for drug smugglers. Meanwhile, Hoffs becomes romantically involved with the head drug smuggler.

Director: Bill Corcoran

Writer: Jonathan Lemkin

The suicide of a popular student, whom Hanson and Penhall had arrested the night before, leaves his family, fellow students and Hanson in a state of depression and forces Penhall to relive bitter childhood memories.

Director: Bill Corcoran

Writer: Jonathan Lemkin

Hoffs and Penhall must deal with a pursuing husband when they are assigned to escort a girl arrested for killing her father when he tried to prevent her from eloping.

Director: Kim Manners

Writer: Clifton Campbell

Hanson goes undercover to find a student who is blowing up toilets. Meanwhile, Fuller must convince the higher-ups that the Jump Street program, which is scheduled to be deactivated over the summer, should be reactivated in the fall, and Doug decides it's time to grow up.

Director: Kim Manners

Writer: Eric Blakeney