21 Jump Street

Working with new officer Booker, Hanson investigates a vandalization incident that appears to be a hate crime.

The team work a case involving drug dealers while keeping an eye on The Rangers, a group of civilians that patrol the street to prevent and solve crime.

Penhall works a major crimes case with his new partner, Fitzgerald.

Penhall and Booker investigate a football coach after a student is paralyzed in a game.

Hoffs goes undercover at a school with a clinic that gives teens information about birth control.

Investigating a rape on a college campus, Hanson, Ioki and Booker go undercover in two fraternities.

Ioki goes undercover in a gang that extorts the Vietnamese community.

Rejecting the city's contract renewal offer, the Association of Municipal Police Officers goes on strike.

Hanson, Penhall, Ioki and Booker go into a juvenile detention center to solve a murder.

The team try to solve a flasher case. Hoffs experiences some fallout at work after a romantic entanglement goes awry.

Penhall investigates a group of students who break into the school computer to change grades.

Hanson's friend Russell Buckins jeopardizes the Jump Street program when he writes about it for a magazine article.

Captain Fuller helps a friend protect an army private who has gone AWOL.

As Booker is undercover in a gang of drug-using and -dealing teens, the gang suspects one of their own is a narc.

Hanson and Penhall go into a school on a narcotics case but get pulled out because one of the suspects is the mayor's son.

The team go into a school of creative arts to investigate heavy drug dealing that could close the school if it isn't stopped.

The team hits the streets to find a predator that is preying on young hustlers.

Hoffs and Booker investigate the bombing of a bigoted and controversial college radio talk show host's car.

Hanson, Hoffs and Ioki go undercover to try to solve a series of drive-by shootings between two gangs.

Hanson is suspected of killing a crooked cop who was responsible for Ioki's shooting.