History Recap / ParadisePDS02E07ParadisePDMeetsBrickleberry

The episode continues where "Flip the Vote" left off with Gerald Fitzgerald (the kingpin of Argyle Meth) winning the town's election as Mayor, criminalizing all law enforcement in Paradise and driving away Paradise PD. Randall's plan is for Paradise PD to use Brickleberry as asylum and stay there for the rest of their lives and never go back to Brickleberry, but Woody Johnson refuses to grant asylum because he hates Randall.

'''Randall''': Hey! We are NOT racist!! (''beeps his car's lock chain while glaring back suspiciously at Denzel'')
* KilledOffForReal: [[spoiler:Bobby O'Possumcods.]]

* TheReveal: The reason Woody and Randall sound and behave so similar to each other? They're cousins!

* WithFriendsLikeThese: Dusty complains about how Paradise PD refuses to see him as a friend, mostly because his obesity makes him obnoxious to be around since he farts too much and it smells bad and since his huge size makes them nearly suffocate from lack of space in the Humvee they used to flee town. He spends most of his stay in Brickleberry grieving and stress-eating candy bars because Paradise PD are put off by his huge weight.

** Due to the overarching storyline, Gerald Fitzgerald was unable to serve a major role in this episode and was the only main cast member to not interact with any Brickleberry characters. His only appearance was at the beginning of the episode, where he told Thester to go look for Paradise P.D. and during the intro animation.

* ContinuityNod: Many to Brickleberry.

** When Jorge's strip club's lights are turned on, the strippers revert to their animal forms as it turns out they are all wild animals Jorge bought to replace all his previous sex workers. This is a nod to the Brickleberry episode "''Write 'Em Cowboy''" where Malloy discovers that Jorge's strip club is dark to cover up the fact that his strippers are old, ugly, fat, and basically have anything that would be considered FanDisservice.

* {{Crossover}}: This episode is a crossover between Paradise P.D. and Brickleberry. It's acknowledged as such by Malloy who complains it's unnecessary (and, in the next episode, Karen is relieved that she slept through it).

* {{Expy}}: Every Paradise P.D. character (except Fitz) meets their Brickleberry counterpart.

* {{Filler}}: This episode is pretty much just an hour-long detour from the plot, which has no effect on the actual story.
** Although technically this episode did have some impact on the last episode, when [[spoiler:Kevin used Dr. Kuzniak's brain device to get inside of Fitz's brain and defeat him.]]

* ShoutOut:
** Hopson's sexual pass at Denzel is an almost direct take on a quote from a little girl in the movie, ''Airplane''.
--->'''Hopson''': I like my men like I like my coffee. Hot, black, and up my ass.
** Firecracker Jim's groin is blasted by dynamite into resembling a [[Series/StrangerThings Demagorgon's head]].
** Denzel smoked weed with Snoopy and Woodstock before.
** Denzel mentions the movie ''Film/TheDarkCrystal''.
* SpecialEditionTitle: The opening ends with the force outside the Brickleberry ranger station instead of headquarters.
* StoryReset: ''Brickleberry'' gets this since back in the series finale, everyone but Steve and Bobby got killed by space cows. Except for Steve and Malloy, nobody remembers anything about the space cows. Steve tries to bring up the comic book series ''Armoogeddon'' published by Dynamite Entertainment and written by two hillbilly nerds (Waco O'Guin and Roger Black). Woody isn't convinced, claiming Steve didn't save jack shit and Connie dismisses the comic books as being non-canon, despite how the creators of the show actually did indeed write the books.
* TakeThat: When Connie spots Dusty making figures of the Golden Girls out of his own feces, Connie calls him an aspiring artist much like Creator/JimCarrey.
* TakeThatUs:

-->'''Randall''': Jesus, Woody. It's just a stupid bear.
-->''[Woody snatches Randall's gun and point it at him]''
-->'''Woody''': ONE MORE WORD!!! And I'll blow that queefing chin right off of your head!

-->'''Randall''': NO DENMASTER DAN! GET OUT OF MY TENT!

* TheCameo: Due to the overarching storyline, Gerald Fitzgerald was unable to serve a major role in this episode and was the only main cast member to not interact with any Brickleberry characters. His only appearance was at the beginning of the episode, where he told Thester to go look for Paradise P.D. and during the intro animation.

* {{Crossover}}: This episode is a crossover between Paradise P.D. and Brickleberry.
** Acknowledged as such by Malloy who complains it's unnecessary (and, in the next episode, Karen is relieved that she slept through it).

* DarkAndTroubledPast: [[spoiler:Woody was revealed to have been horrifically abused during his childhood, mostly by his alcoholic mother, who locked him in a closet and beat him. He had a brief shining moment of happiness when Mavis took him away from his abusive home so he could move in with Randall. However, Randall only got jealous of Woody so he beat himself up and blamed it on him, leading to Woody getting kicked out of the house and sent straight back to his abusive home again, which only made things even more painful for him.]]

-->'''Gina''': I guarantee you I can take the poacher down before some tree cop with an old lady name. Ethel!
-->'''Ethel''': What was that, Gina? It's hard to hear you over your crazy eyes. Look, I'm catching the poacher because I'm the best ranger here.
-->'''Gina''': Oh, congratulations. You're the best ranger in Cancelberry.
-->'''Ethel''': Oh, Gina? Go fuck yourself.

-->''[Woody plays with a dead rat in a dusty old closet and Anita sticks her boob through a hole in the wall]''
-->'''Woody''': Sweet! Breakfast!

-->'''Randall''': One of our cops turned out to be a criminal!
-->'''Denzel''': Oh, let me guess? The only black guy.
-->'''Randall''': Hey! We are NOT racist!! (''beeps his car's lock chain while glaring back suspiciously at Denzel'')

-->'''Randall''': We needed a place to hide, Woody and, well I knew my cousin would take us in.
-->'''Woody''': FUCK YOU, RANDALL! You are dead to me! I never want to hear that stupid, annoying voice of yours, again!

* OutOfFocus: Due to the plot, Fitz barely even has any more than three lines in this episode, only appearing at the very beginning of the show, telling Thester to go look for the cops. He is also the only P.D. character not to interact with anybody from Brickleberry.
** Karen is also blackout drunk for the entire episode and doesn't even get any dialogue aside from [[CrossesTheLineTwice vomiting into her beer bottle and drinking it again]].

-->'''Hopson''': I like my men like I like my coffee. Hot, black, and up my ass.

* TakeThatUs: The two shows insult each other, though the insults are mainly biased toward ''Brickleberry''.
-->'''Bullet''': You can expect to hear a lot of these kinds of jokes.

* TakeThatUs: The two shows insult each other, though the insults are mostly directed towards ''Brickleberry''.

** Dr. Kuzniak refers to Randall as "Netflix Woody", taking a jab at how every character from Paradise P.D. is more or less a carbon copy of a cast member of Brickleberry.

** Connie, when informed that Gina wants to be with Dusty, decides to trap Dusty in a ditch, dress up as him, hide Gina's contacts so that she'll agree to do it with her at night. Though then Connie realizes Gina is much more rough at sex than she is, and Connie [[LaserGuidedKarma can't handle it]].

** Denzel's cabin has that Pimp Cup that Steve gave him from "Race Off!"
** When Jorge's strip club's lights are turned on, the strippers revert to their animal forms as it turns out they are all wild animals Jorge bought to replace all his previous sex workers. This is a nod to the Brickleberry episode "Write 'Em Cowboy" where Malloy discovers that Jorge's strip club is dark to cover up the fact that his strippers are old, ugly, fat, and basically have anything that would be considered FanDisservice.
** A Squabbit is seen in Dr. Kuzniak's hospital, from "Squabbits".

** Connie Cunaman and Gina Jabowski get together for a sex romp in this episode, even if Connie had to trick her by ?dressing as Dusty.
** Hopson also wanted to screw Denzel at one point when he overheard Denzel saying he hopes Hopson has a sister.

* WithFriendsLikeThese: Dusty complains about how Paradise PD refuses to see him as a friend, mostly because his obesity makes him obnoxious to be around since he farts too much and it smells bad and since his huge size makes them nearly suffocate from lack of space in the Humvee they used to flee town. He spends most of his stay in Brickleberry grieving and stress-eating candy bars because Paradise PD are put off by his huge weight.
* WritersCannotDoMath: Randall said he didn't shed a tear when he put the first 5 Bullets down, and that he hopes [[ReplacementGoldfish Bullet #7]] isn't such a pussy. Ummm, so what about Bullet #6? Did Randall cry for Bullet #6 then?
** No. Bullet #6 ''is'' the current Bullet that the series follows. Randall was saying that he hopes the Bullet after him isn't going to be as big a pussy as he is.

* AdaptationalBadass: Ethel in this crossover is capable of summoning animals such as bald eagles and a bear to her to accomplish either combating or chasing an opponent down. In the original series, she didn't have this kind of power.

** Malloy reminds everyone of their finale episode, "''Global Warning''" and questions why they're not currently dead if the crossover takes place after that but Steve argues that the "''Armoogheddon''" comic books justify this, as in these comics, he saved the day and set everything back to normal.

* CrossoverCouple: Connie Cunaman and Gina Jabowski get together for a sex romp in this episode, even if Connie had to trick her by dressing as Dusty.