Fairview - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
COVID Party
Despite a COVID-19 outbreak in Fairview, Mayor Kelly and the gang throw an epic Super Bowl party, and Beef's mom Holly catches him vaxxing and brings on Breckman to set him straight.
Cancel Culture
Fairview won't cancel their anthem "Baby, Let's Rock" even though the singer Sammy Sugar faces harrowing accusations; Breckman becomes a magician in hopes he'll be considered too talented to cancel.
Fulfillment
Due to horrible working conditions at Omni Fulfillment Center, Fairview residents seek more fulfilling opportunities on OnlyFans; Todd becomes an OnlyFans star, but his dedication creates stress in his family.
Crime Spike
After the residents see a crime on TV, Fairview beefs up its local police force with military-grade equipment; Sheriff Roger and Deputy Connie seek respect from their fellow citizens.
Critical Race Theory
A meteor is heading for Fairview in the form of three books focusing on critical race theory.
Crypto
Fairview residents hand over their life savings to a magical Luck Dragon promising countless riches for those who invest in cryptocurrency and NFTs.
Climate Catastrophe
After bizarre weather hits Fairview, the students protest climate inaction, influencing Mayor Kelly to become history's greatest activist.
Moral Anarchy
Pastor Marv institutes a strict new moral code to combat Fairview's debauchery, though Mayor Kelly isn't sure old-fashioned repression is the answer, and Todd struggles to bond with Ashley.
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