Fat Cops - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Warrant Roundup
Fighting crime has never been funnier! Meet the donut eating cops who keep the peace in the small town of Trinity Texas. The officers attempt to track down "Trinity's Most Wanted".
Rookie Training
The know-it-all Rookie gets handcuffed and pranked during a comical officer training session. Meanwhile, Big Sexy will do anything to avoid the humiliation of being seen in the new police vehicle.
Jami Trainer
It's blood, sweat and starvation at the Trinity P.D. when a trainer is brought in to whip the officers into shape. When donuts are banned the revolt begins. Meanwhile Officer Wheeler cracks a burglary case with a racy twist.
New Officer Jami
The Chief brings in their former trainer, Jami, to fill in for the injured rookie, Morales, which makes the other officers nervous. A 10 year police vet, Jami still has to prove herself to the guys.
Wrestling
Tension is high at the Trinity P.D. so the Chief arranges an official wrestling match between Big Sexy and Officer Sikes. While the guys train, Officer Jami is hit on by a Casanova convict.
Camping
The Chief takes the entire department on a camping trip to help their team building skills. The Chief and Officer Jami are at odds and someone ends up in the lake.
Ghost Hunting
The officers are skeptical when Morales reveals his hobby is ghost hunting, but their attitudes change when they investigate a house that is haunted by spirits.
Big Sexy Makeover
When the Chief gets in trouble with his wife, Big Sexy decides to give him a makeover. Meanwhile, Sergeant Wheeler tests new police equipment which lands him in an embarrassing predicament.
Taze a Cop
The department is ready to revolt when the Chief plans a shocking fundraiser, putting one unlucky officer on the wrong end of a police tazer! Meanwhile, Sergeant Wheeler is under pressure to sing in public.
Tactical Training
Faced with budget cuts the Chief has to decide who gets cut from the department. It's every man for himself as the officers go to extremes to prove themselves worthy of a place at the Trinity P.D.
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