List of Portlandia episodes

Peter and Nance go to great lengths to make sure that their restaurant order is ethical and humane. Also: Dream of the 90's, Mind-Fi, restroom policy of the feminist bookstore (based on In Other Words bookstore^[3]), Hide and Seek League.

Fred and Carrie meet the mayor of Portland, who gives them a special assignment. Also: Put a Bird on It, Spike's Bike Lane, Toni & Candace "help" a student at the Feminist Bookstore.

Fred and Carrie discover that their maid is none other than their favorite singer-songwriter, Aimee Mann. Also: Spike decides "It's over", Coffee Land, Oversized shipping box, "Get out of there!", Dumpster Divers, Lucky Devil Lounge.

When the mayor goes missing, Fred and Carrie begin a frantic search for him.

All of Portlandia is swept up in the excitement of a new music and film festival.

The mayor turns to Fred and Carrie to help him put together a big-league baseball team. Meet artisanal light bulb maker Robert Wilson and assistant Darby.

Carrie is attracted to a cool bartender and pursues him to "SoCal".

Doug and Claire become obsessed with Battlestar Galactica and solicit the cast and crew to make a new episode. Also: Allergy Pride Parade, Artisan Knot Shop, Eddie Vedder tattoo.

Spike and Iris plan, then cancel, their wedding. Also: Dropped iPhone, "You Go!", No bag at the supermarket, The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari.

The mayor asks Fred and Carrie to redesign the Portland Police Department's uniforms to improve their image. Also: Dream of 1890s, preschool parents argue over the school's music library, designers select bad art for a new coffee house, "Do you know..."

After achieving success by including their cat in their band, "Cat Nap" is kidnapped by an obsessed fan. Also: Two Girls, Two Shirts; "jayde speaks Sevyn"; Smooth Moovers; Toni and Candace hire an intern for the Feminist Bookstore; Jewelry by Meghan.

Peter and Nance try to spice things up after a passerby calls Peter "old man". Also: Moving a harp, Vintage clothing store, Facebook, Husband-sitter.

The Feminist Bookstore has an anniversary celebration with entertainment by blues artists Angel Bouchet and Sonny Hess, but the party is upset when an old partner shows up, bringing LaMarcus Aldridge as her boyfriend. Also: Sanitation Twins explain recycling, "Get the gear" for a hike, Alien fruit, Portland Timbers fan sign.

Fred and Carrie convince the mayor that the Olympics should be barred from Portland. Also: Soothing the Baby, Blue Lake canoeing, Lipsy Park, Historical Society Lewis and Clark presentation, Bike valets, and The Mayor sings the Portland anthem.

Peter and Nance, Fred and Carrie, the mayor and most of the city of Portland converge on a new brunch spot, much to the annoyance of Toni and Candace.

A thirty-minute Portlandia Christmas special. The special features Bohemian couple Peter and Nance struggling to keep off winter weight, putting Peter into pasta withdrawal; Candace's son visits the feminist bookstore during the holidays; artisan curators Bryce and Lisa offer a winter vacation at their newly opened Outlet Hotel; a basement recording studio outfitted with gear from Pet Sounds. Also: Chasing Sunshine, Food Coma, Stu's Stews.

Iris and Spyke rustle up a gang of former MTV personalities in an attempt to wrestle the cable music channel from the tween set. Sandra develops a crush on a guy in her meditation class, and Kath and Dave shoot a video about how to construct a tent.

The Mayor (Kyle MacLachlan) recruits Fred and Carrie to go door-to-door in Seattle to entice residents to relocate to Portland. A pedicab driver rustles up riders. Peter and Nance make a stop at the Doily Shoppe in preparation for the opening of their bed and breakfast (B 'n B), and Toni and Candace try to find out who's behind a bad online review of their book store.

Nina throws herself an extravagant birthday party that will include horseback rides, sunrise yoga and a tapas dinner, which thrills Kath and Dave, who've just returned from Spain and are eager to share their knowledge of all things Iberian. A couple who've attended so many birthday parties in the past year that they're broke seek a bank loan in order to afford to make an appearance at Nina's soiree.

Concerned parents put together a band that plays music for children. The Portland Nerd Council produces a public-service announcement. Meanwhile, a couple have an uneasy lunch at a vegan restaurant, and the Feminist Bookstore holds a comedy night.

The Mayor steps down after being involved in an environmental scandal, and "The Battle of the Gentle Bands" is waged by local musicians. Meanwhile, an inspector stops by Peter and Nance's bed and breakfast, and the Gutterpunks try to locate a missing cat.

Portland's interim mayor hopes to turn the position into a full-time job with help from Fred and Carrie, while a couple experience wedding interruptus; town baristas devise a coffee shop manifesto. Later, Kath and Dave have problems finding seats at a restaurant; Joaquin's friends get to the bottom of his mysterious disappearances, and the Rats become authors.

Peter and Nance prep for the opening of their bed and breakfast by hosting their friends; a local furnituremaker is featured in "The Man Issue" of a magazine. Meanwhile, the Steampunks head to a convention, while an emboldened Fred takes a date out for a third time.

Carrie and Fred's roommate complicates their relationship. Portland is overrun with art projects. A movie theater sells artisanal concessions. Coyotes are threatening Kath and Dave's neighborhood. Visitors tour the Historical Punk Society. Jean-Luc Godard and French New Wave are a motif.

The Rats relocate from their recently gentrified neighborhood. First time parents peruse child rearing manuals, and Gahvin takes his girlfriend to a movie. Alexandra and Carrie dine at a communal table.

Electricity is shut off for the entire city of Portland due to unpaid bills at the Mayor's office. Peter and Nance have a mysterious guest at their bed and breakfast. Kath and Dave go into survival mode. Fred and Carrie team up to find Mr. Mayor and restore power to the city.

Ghosts offering conflicting advice haunt a young woman; Doug and Claire decide to make a commitment; Kath and Dave cram a lot into a 15-minute period; Sandra discovers a soul mate; and the Date Fact Checker checks up on Fred.

The origin of the feminist bookstore; Toni and Candace are in fierce competition.

Lance and Nina feel pressure when Lance's mom and her new boyfriend visit.

Medical solutions are sought when a series of health ailments occurs.

The Ecoterrorists travel to San Diego to take down their next target, SeaWorld.

Kath and Dave decide to host an unforgettable 4th of July barbecue; special fireworks.

Portland’s Dollar Store recruits Quinn as the face for their rebranding campaign. Spyke faces trial for making unlicensed Bart Simpson merchandise.

Doug discovers that he is a male feminist. Sandra takes a rideshare for the first time.

Fred and Carrie’s landlord moves into their house. Kath and Dave look to buy a new home for their next renovation project.

Kath and Dave scramble to rehearse for a karaoke party.

Police begin profiling weirdos after arsonists burn down a taxidermy shop.

The Flaming Lips headline Portland's Pickathon Music Festival. Brendan and Michelle attend the festival via drone. Two concertgoers go boy-crazy.

Fred wakes up with gray hair and sets out on a journey to figure out how old he is. The Mayor reminds Carrie about an arrangement they made five years ago. Carrie is faced with a huge life decision.

Special Guest: Kyle MacLachlan

Fred wants to do something big with his life so he moves to Austin. Carrie is surprised when a bunch of unexpected guests arrive at her house, and she finally experiences motherhood.

Special Guest: Kyle MacLachlan

The Weirdos decide to go to the beach but are stalled when their hearse breaks down. An office worker is annoyed that everyone is using his brand new charger.

An hour-long "director's cut" of the episode Brunch Village. The special adds incidents concerning the attractive woman behind Peter and Nance on line, an irate patron, the restaurant's elaborate PA system, and a fair that springs up alongside. An extended "behind-the-scenes" segment describes director Jonathan Krisel's epic struggle to obtain the right marionberries for the restaurant scene.

A teaser released online to promote season 4 of the show. The skit (featured in episode 3 of season 4) was edited into one 11 minute segment and posted online prior to the season premiere.