‘Reno 911!’ Is Back To Patrol The Streets In New Revival Series

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has returned after a decade-long hiatus. The cult Comedy Central series about the men and women of a local Nevada sheriff’s department who have sworn to serve and protect the public from the wild antics of the town’s colorfully comical criminals has been revived for a seventh season of all-new episodes on Quibi. 

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Your favorite haphazard police officers are back in the official trailer for Quibi's Reno 911! revival, which arrives Monday, May 4 on Quibi. In the preview for the series, the whole gang — including Lt.

Just over a decade after ended, the Comedy Central parody is back! For six seasons, the cult classic let viewers ride shotgun with the men and women of a local Nevada police department as they respond to the wild antics of Reno’s colorfully comical criminals. And things pick right back up in the trailer for an all-new seventh season of 12 short episodes, set to debut May 4 on Quibi. 

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They're back on the beat. Reno's finest deputies return in Reno 911! on Quibi and E! News has your exclusive first look at the new key art featuring all your favorite law enforcement officers.

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