The Best Episodes of Brickleberry

When Flamey the Bear visits Brickleberry, Steve struggles to keep up with his extreme lifestyle.

Director: Spencer Laudiero

Writer: Kevin Jakubowski

Denzel helps Steve launch a career as a gay country music star; a granted wish turns Malloy into a full-size bear.

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Woody sets the park on fire in an effort to impress a visiting dignitary.

Director: Carl Faruolo

Writer: Sivert Glarum, Michael Jamin

President Obama visits Brickleberry just as Woody undergoes a drastic surgical procedure, and Bobby creates his own alternative to Obamacare.

Director: Ira Sherak

Writer: Roger Black, Waco O'Guin

When Denzel gets accepted into an elite country club, a slighted Steve befriends a group of lesbians.

Director: Spencer Laudiero

Writer: Lisa Parsons

Ethel and Connie compete fiercely at the Miss National Park beauty pageant, and Denzel and Steve decide to have a threesome when they learn they are dating the same woman.

Director: Bert Ring

Writer: Christopher Vane

Denzel marries Woody's mother; Connie has an unhealthy obsession with "Wheel of Fortune" host Pat Sajak.

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The Secretary of the Interior visits Brickleberry and demotes Woody; Denzel becomes a new man after he gives up smoking weed.

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While she is drunk, Ethel sleeps with Steve and gets pregnant; the rangers get committed to a mental hospital.

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When hypnosis on Steve goes horribly wrong, he starts acting like a swashbuckling pirate; Connie and Denzel get stranded on a lesbian island paradise.

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A corrupt mayor becomes friends with Woody and Woody loses the park to him in a poker bet; Malloy finds out he must breed with an unattractive bear to continue his species.

Director: Bert Ring

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Steve and Denzel get mixed up with the mob while trying to crack down on drugs in Brickleberry.

Director: Brian LoSchiavo

Writer: Rocky Russo, Jeremy Sosenko

Denzel becomes convinced that Connie's new baby is the antichrist.

Director: Brian LoSchiavo

Writer: Lew Morton

Woody tries to create the biggest carbon footprint ever; Ethel counteracts Woody's behavior by becoming Amish.

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Woody hires a new ranger to right the course of a beleaguered Brickleberry.

Director: Carl Faruolo

Writer: Roger Black, Waco O'Guin

Ethel runs a camp for the blind, and Steve contracts a rare disease from a hooker.

Director: Brian LoSchiavo

Writer: Rocky Russo, Jeremy Sosenko

Steve creates the hybrid animal Squabbit in an attempt to reshape Brickleberry's struggling image.

Director: Mike Hollingsworth

Writer: Roger Black, Waco O'Guin

Connie flees an anti-gay church group, only to discover a secret military hideout.

Director: Mike Hollingsworth

Writer: Roger Black, Waco O'Guin

Woody outsources his ranger jobs to Indian bots after the team demands better working conditions.

Director: Chris Song

Writer: Deepak Sethi

Steve's secret hair-loss shame prompts him to imbibe a mystery elixir that turns him into Bigfoot.

Director: Zac Moncrief

Writer: Sivert Glarum, Michael Jamin

Steve's quest to uncover the mystery behind goat attacks yields a shocking discovery about his dad.

Director: Zac Moncrief

Writer: Sivert Glarum, Michael Jamin

Woody's birthday party triggers a flood, forcing survivors to seek mountaintop refuge.

Director: Chris Song

Writer: Sivert Glarum, Michael Jamin

Woody discovers the healing properties of Brickleberry Lake, and Ethel and Denzel find Crog.

Director: Brian LoSchiavo

Writer: Roger Black, Waco O'Guin

The rangers learn of Woody's porn past, and Denzel is briefed on the Brickleberry ghost.

Director: Zac Moncrief

Writer: Rocky Russo, Jeremy Sosenko

A stroke causes Woody to relinquish his post as head ranger, and Denzel claims an inheritance.

Director: Ira Sherak

Writer: Roger Black, Waco O'Guin