A new deputy joining Andy and Barney suggests their manner of enforcing the law is flawed. They aren't meeting quotas nor making arrests pertaining to certain ordinances. Barney, after quitting, asks for his job back, explaining his qualifications and insisting that law enforcement is not about numbers, it's about people.

The LAPD are piloting a mathematical program developed by UCLA that predicts the probability of a crime occuring.

FBI Special Agent Christine Edson details Sandy Jenkins' expenses and describes how he spent over $100,000 per month, despite only making $50,000 per year in his job at the bakery.

Rebecca and Jack go to court to officially adopt Randall.

An introduction to the markings on bowling lanes and their oil patterns.