Good ole boy Roy Mobey heads the police department of a small town just down the road from Plains, Georgia. In the series opener, Plains' First Citizen is scheduled to pass through, and everyone wants to make an impression--including the Klan.
Dieting has caused Chief Roy to become grumpy, and manages to lose more friends than he does weight.
While on a fishing trip, Chief Roy discovers that his buddy is a homosexual.
Mayor Burnside makes his announcement about the town's budget cuts over the radio.
Baker buys himself a new home, right next door to Jasper.
When Baker's door to his new home has a slur painted across it, Chief Roy does some investigating.
Baker is up for the job of police chief in another town, unfortunately his opponent is Chief Roy.
A pair of senior citizens make their grievance heard to Mayor Burnside...at gunpoint.
This year's Thanksgiving is a battle of the sexes.
Roy believes that the sheriff's department can beat the firemen in a game of basketball over rumors of Baker's court skills.
Mayor Burnside gets coached for the upcoming negotiations concerning the police budget.
Roy takes the reigns leading a hunting trip in search for the famed "Big Buck."
To earn some extra cash, Roy moonlights in another county as a bartender.
When the mayor demands that all the sheriff's department must have a physical, Roy fears he will fail.
Roy and his wife feel it's time to get as divorce.
Baker refuses to participate in the telethon dedicated to a former police chief after finding out that he is a segregationist.
Roy and Baker don't believe in Burnside's claim to office.
Chief Roy is hesitant to participate in a benefit after finding out he'll be dancing in drag.
Chief Roy feels Mayor Burnside is pressuring him to hire a unqualified black applicant.
Chief Roy is worried when the IRS wants to audit his tax return.
Everyone in town feels Chief Roy is off his rocker when he reports seeing a UFO.
An auto accident causes Jasper to lose his bigoted way of thinking.
Everyone worries when the Chief is late returning from escorting a prisoner.
A young cub reporter becomes overanxious and hampers a jewel thief's interrogation.
Roy decides to run for mayor against Burnside.
Roy goes all out to in campaigning for Burnside's job as mayor.
Someone is sending threatening phone calls to Burnside.