Tacoma FD's newest chief, Terry McConky, is under scrutiny by the city council to get serious about his station's ratings. Meanwhile, Terry's crew puts his job in jeopardy by engaging in a ridiculous competition for a super sawft prize.

Andy and Ike's misstep on a call to a Tacoma police officer's house fans the flames of the FD's long-standing feud with the PD. Chief tries to keep a lid on the dispute, but all goes awry as his crew wages a tit-for-tat war with the cops.

The first female firefighter is assigned to the crew, whose plan to haze her goes wrong.

The Tacoma FD's negligence during a firehouse school trip makes Councilwoman Price so angry that she orders the guys to complete a training recertification with an old nemesis who's just itching to fail them.

Andy's big welcome from a different team of firefighters has him questioning his place within his own crew. Meanwhile, Eddie spars with a new top chef at the station to win the annual pancake cook-off!

The Tacoma FD crew deals with a series of bizarre calls during a full moon.

Captain Penisi runs into the older woman who took his virginity when he was a teenager.

When Councilwoman Price tries to take nudity out of the annual Firefighters' Beefcake Calendar, the crew must get creative to maintain the integrity of its sexy (and oily) tradition.

When the police captain catches Eddie sleeping with his wife days before the Tacoma FD/PD charity boxing match, he challenges Eddie to be the main event; Eddie takes the challenge but doesn't train, which has the crew fearing a bloodbath.

The crew is called to a fire in a local marijuana dispensary right in the middle of the big game on the anniversary of the Chief popping a testicle saving the Captain's life.

As Eddie gets excited about becoming a father, Lucy catches the gambling bug.

When a perverted arsonist strikes Tacoma, the TPD and the TFD must put aside their rivalries to solve the case. To everyone's surprise, the two crews discover they are not as different as they think, but how long can the lovefest last?

Councilwoman Price tells Terry to find the author of an anonymous tell-all blog which has been exposing Tacoma FD's embarrassing little secrets. Also, the Chief becomes a country fan, and the gang fights over which show to watch.

Longing for another female friend, Lucy convinces Chief McConky to transfer firefighter Delilah Dunn to the station; threatened by their female force, the guys on the crew desperately attempt to find a macho match to their energy. Meanwhile, Eddie discovers Linda's wild side, and the boys prank Andy that Chief will buy him a 'five years on the force' anniversary dinner.

When Eddie Penisi, Sr. (Joe Pantoliano) shows up at the station unannounced, Eddie and Terry vie for his approval. The rest of the gang embraces their inner nerd playing D&D, but their dungeon master Andy becomes drunk with power.

Station 24 has been selected to create public service announcements for the city, forcing the gang to work together with the muscled and movie-star handsome C-Team and their newest transfer, Lucy's old friend Delilah (Jessica Lowe). Also, Chief gets an SUV.

Lucy wants new uniforms that fit better after being mistaken for a man. Granny and Eddie join a firefighters a cappella group run by Wolf Boykins.

Lucy is hit in the throat during a rescue, which leads to peer counseling sessions and family insecurities being exposed.

Ike's mean twin brother Mike pays him a visit and asks for a life-changing favor; the crew take DNA tests; Granny discovers his Jewish heritage; Terry is devastated to learn that Lucy's genes are more Penisi than McConky.

Terry learns some sexy new dance moves to impress Vicky at the Firefighters' Ball, Ike volunteers to be Andy's wingman, and Lucy discovers that her date is more like his mother than she realized. Meanwhile, Eddie finds out he is up for a big promotion, but will Terry blow it for him before he gets a chance?

As the Firefighters' Ball rages on, things go off the rails for the crew: Terry and Eddie battle it out while stuck in an elevator, Ike deals with an out-of-control Andy who has had a few too many drinks, Lucy struggles to get alone time with her date away from his mother and Wolf Boykins, and Granny finds a way to ease the tension with his date.

The crew respond to a fire in a haunted house.

The holiday season has arrived at the firehouse and everyone is feeling jolly--except Eddie. In order to get good year-end reviews, Lucy, Andy, Ike, and Granny try their hardest to get him into the Christmas spirit. Meanwhile, Chief has a special gift for him that just might do the trick.

The gang is quarantined at the station after being exposed to a potentially infected Capuchin monkey on an emergency call; everyone is dealing with it in their own way.

Lucy graduates to official firefighter--if she can survive the pranks by the gang. She insists that they don't go easy on her just because she is the chief's daughter.

It's the fire station's annual chili cook-off, but the usual judge might be taken out of commission at the last minute; Lucy becomes obsessed with posting viral videos--and getting positive feedback about them.

Lucy gets to hear Terry's, Vicky's, and Eddie's versions of how Vicky and Terry met and fell in love.

The station receives a sexual harassment complaint, requiring the crew to participate in a sexual-bias seminar. Eddie falls for the teacher and tries to navigate the thorny process of how to approach her.

The station beta tests a computerized operating system that brings smart technology to every aspect of their duties and beyond. What could possibly go wrong?

It's Andy's birthday and the crew is determined to throw him a party despite the chief's absolute ban on celebrating them in the station.

Terry and Eddie get into a debate about how easy it is to run the fire house. Eddie takes on the job and shenanigans ensue.

Lucy's disastrous date with a cop leads to the world's worst game of chicken.

The crew starts the day laughing at fire-fighting TV shows; the guys start competing for the "Pedalton" lady; Eddie is excited that the city is buying his house for $1million until his ex-wives show up with issues and demands.

When an engine breaks down on Thanksgiving Day, Spatchcock, an irritating mechanic, is summoned to the TFD.

Lucy decides that Pickleball champs Terry and Eddie need to be taught a lesson in humility; however, her partner, Granny, is not the athlete she had thought he was. Meanwhile, Ike and Andy experiment with a performance-enhancing substance excreted by exotic animals.

When a fire breaks out at their own station, not only are they the laughingstock of the town, but one of their own will pay the price with their job.

The team must convince Captain Eddie to join them so that they can return to their burned-down station.

The Crew welcomes Mickleberry, a new probie to the shift to replace Andy, he was brought in only because his name is fun to say. But a funny name is not a good reason for picking a new Firefighter.

A stolen Rembrandt -- presumed burned in a museum fire -- turns up in a 90-year-old footlocker, and the evidence points to Captain Eddie's honored grandfather as the thief. Bad timing, since the Commissioner was delighted to announce Station 24's new address: 4791 Giuseppe Penisi Way. Meanwhile, Ike makes easy money with the "Eat It!" challenge, until a search on the Dark Web brings hackers who clean out his bank account and creepy visitors with disturbing new "Eat It!" entrees. Eddie wants to defy his father and rat out his grandpa, while the Commish wants to destroy the painting to preserve the family legacy, but in the end only one Penisi gets the last laugh.

When two shifts are forced to share duties at Station 24, the challenge is on to determine which shift is the Chief's favorite.

As the Firefighters prepare for their annual Station photos, otherwise known as the "Death Photo," each Crew Member goes to extravagant lengths to make sure theirs is a good one.

It's Valentine's Day in the station. As Eddie juggles his various romances, Terry and Vicky set out to teach Lucy a valuable lesson about love.

Ike's dark past comes back to haunt him when the Crew learns he used to run with a gang on the tough streets of Tacoma's Little Belgium.

Amidst some fun in the sun at Terry's annual Summer Pool Party, the Crew tries to work up the courage to tell the Chief his "Famous BBQ Chicken" just isn't that great.

The Crew participates in a time-honored tradition, the Firefighter Wake, where they encounter plenty of tears, booze, laughs and fistfights.

Ike invests in a Firefighters' Only dating site, but when the rest of the Crew signs up, each has their own unique trouble finding love.

When Eddie questions whether his Crew appreciates him, he's given a glimpse of what life would be like without him, only to find the vision not so comforting.

A fun firefighter tradition of holding a mock trial for station offenses turns “not so fun” when some eye-opening accusations are brought against Chief McConky.

The Annual Fire Department Blood Drive goes from good to bad when the Firefighters are forced to team up for charity with the Local Cops.

The Crew participates in a time-honored tradition, the Firefighter Wake, where they encounter plenty of tears, booze, laughs and fistfights.

It's the fire station's annual chili cook-off, but the usual judge might be taken out of commission at the last minute; Lucy becomes obsessed with posting viral videos--and getting positive feedback about them.

As the Firefighters' Ball rages on, things go off the rails for the crew: Terry and Eddie battle it out while stuck in an elevator, Ike deals with an out-of-control Andy who has had a few too many drinks, Lucy struggles to get alone time with her date away from his mother and Wolf Boykins, and Granny finds a way to ease the tension with his date.

When an engine breaks down on Thanksgiving Day, Spatchcock, an irritating mechanic, is summoned to the TFD.

Station 24 has been selected to create public service announcements for the city, forcing the gang to work together with the muscled and movie-star handsome C-Team and their newest transfer, Lucy's old friend Delilah (Jessica Lowe). Also, Chief gets an SUV.

Tacoma FD's newest chief, Terry McConky, is under scrutiny by the city council to get serious about his station's ratings. Meanwhile, Terry's crew puts his job in jeopardy by engaging in a ridiculous competition for a super sawft prize.

Amidst some fun in the sun at Terry's annual Summer Pool Party, the Crew tries to work up the courage to tell the Chief his "Famous BBQ Chicken" just isn't that great.

Lucy graduates to official firefighter--if she can survive the pranks by the gang. She insists that they don't go easy on her just because she is the chief's daughter.

Andy and Ike's misstep on a call to a Tacoma police officer's house fans the flames of the FD's long-standing feud with the PD. Chief tries to keep a lid on the dispute, but all goes awry as his crew wages a tit-for-tat war with the cops.

Terry learns some sexy new dance moves to impress Vicky at the Firefighters' Ball, Ike volunteers to be Andy's wingman, and Lucy discovers that her date is more like his mother than she realized. Meanwhile, Eddie finds out he is up for a big promotion, but will Terry blow it for him before he gets a chance?