Ep 13. Wiegel and Craig Get Married

Wiegel and Craig Get Married is the thirteenth episode of the third season of the comedy series Reno 911!. The episode follows the storyline of Deputy Clementine Johnson (Niecy Nash) and Deputy Travis Junior (Robert Ben Garant) coaxing their colleagues Deputy Trudy Wiegel (Kerri Kenney-Silver) and Sergeant James 'Jim' Ronald Dangle (Thomas Lennon) to get married.

The episode explores various running gags including the recurring characters of "obviously gay" Deputy James Garcia (Carlos Alazraqui) and his partner, Deputy Jeffrey Cartwright (Ian Roberts). The gay couple is frequently shown in the background in various stages of affection, including a suggestive moment in the lineup room where they both miss the arresting process because they are making out in the corner. The other running gag introduced in this episode is the frequent mention of Craig Pullin (Kyle Dunnigan), a rotund, hairy, and socially awkward man with a speech impediment.

Throughout the episode, Johnson and Junior attempt to set up Wiegel and Dangle on a date as they have a hunch they will hit it off and end up getting married. Despite initial resistance, the two eventually go out and have a great time, leading to a spur of the moment wedding ceremony at a local fast-food restaurant. The ceremony is officiated by Dangle's eccentric uncle, a clown named Terry.

The marriage is met with skepticism by their colleagues who think the impulsiveness and spontaneity of the decision indicate that the two are not genuinely committed to each other. The episode explores various comedic situations involving the newlyweds and their struggles to adjust to married life. These include the unsavory details of Wiegel's previous relationships, her obsession with her cats, and her secret habits that she has kept hidden from her colleagues.

In addition to the main plotline, the episode also features several subplots, including Dangle's attempts to impress his new husband by pretending to be wealthy and influential, and the ongoing tension between Garcia and Cartwright as they try to navigate the complexities of their professional and personal relationships.

Overall, Wiegel and Craig Get Married is a hilarious and heartwarming exploration of love, commitment, and the absurdities of everyday life. The episode features strong performances from the talented cast and an unrelenting stream of hilarious jokes that are sure to keep audiences laughing from start to finish.