Brickleberry

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

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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.

Ethel feels threatened by an attractive new female ranger; Denzel is transferred to a secluded fire lookout tower.

Steve becomes a cop and gets a dangerous biker gang upset; Woody's hemorrhoid becomes a religious icon.

Woody turns the park into a Native American-themed summer camp and becomes attracted to one of the female campers.

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

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

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

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

A shocking discovery leads Bobby and BoDean to turn Brickleberry into a trailer park.

Connie becomes obsessed with a carnival's freak show, and Malloy gets litigious following Steve's injury.

The Brickleberry rangers compete in the Ranger Games, and Malloy adopts a new pet.

Governor Melcher turns Brickleberry into a highway, and Connie infiltrates a militia.

Sibling rivalry causes Ethel to pretend Malloy is her son, and Malloy battles a bully.

The animals of Brickleberry stage a coup, and Steve covers up the truth about Malloy's parents' deaths.

Denzel enlists his Detroit "Cool Friends Gang" to scare straight a misbehaving Malloy.

NASA uses Mt. Brickleberry as the set for a fake Mars landing, and Steve takes a ton of peyote.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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