After striking a superior officer, bona fide super-soldier Sgt. Pete Hill is reassigned from Afghanistan to a Rear Detachment Unit stateside where he is given the seemingly sisyphean task of whipping a platoon of misfits (which counts his two younger and clearly less gung-ho brothers among its members) into shape. While Pete’s time is spent trying to turn the dysfunctional band of oddballs into viable soldiers, their impact on him may turn out to be even more worthwhile.
After Cody assigns the platoon “Parade Duty,” Pete tries to inspire his team, but finds he is being sabotaged by his own brother. After things go terribly wrong, all three brothers learn a bit more about what it means to be a soldier in Rear D.
Still adjusting to life back in the states, Pete tries to distance himself from his brothers and the platoon, which, of course, backfires.
When Randy questions his place in the Army after his marksmanship test, Derrick helps him embrace a new mindset in order to pass... but at what cost? Meanwhile, Pete and Jill compete in an unorthodox series of challenges to determine who the better soldier.
Pete’s new attitude of embracing his Rear D duties is challenged by the husband of a deployed soldier. When things go too far, Pete must make amends. Meanwhile, Cody enlists Jill’s help with a private matter.
Pete is confronted by a girlfriend with whom he never broke up, before deploying to Afghanistan, and Jill must help him through the split. Meanwhile, Derrick and Randy test their “dating skills” without each other as wingmen and come to some startling revelations
When a prank war between Pete and Jill's platoons reveals Pete's hidden weakness, Derrick and Randy must help their brother maintain the respect of the platoon. Meanwhile, desk-bound Cody gets a chance to put his old soldier skills to work.
Pete, Derrick and Randy are tasked with looking after three veterans, but when they realize the men are future versions of themselves, it causes them each to evaluate their own lives and make changes
Anticipating a visit by a General, Cody pushes Pete to maintain insanely high standards among the Rear D. Meanwhile, Jill gains newfound respect for Randy after she is paired with him to prepare for the inspection.
While trying to impress the girl he likes, Derrick accidentally promises to bring her son’s father home from war. Randy helps plan the sort of tear-soaked soldier reunion that he never had with his own father. Meanwhile, Pete and Jill must set aside their differences to lead the platoon in a game of flag football against the athletically superior Marines.
Second Lieutenant Tyson Schneeberger tricks the platoon into being test dummies for his experimental automobile, “Mondo Spider,” causing its victims to run for the latrine. So Pete attempts to rescue them. Meanwhile, Sgt. Major Cody asks Derrick to take his self-portrait, but he turns out to be a very difficult subject.
Randy and Pete partake in Sgt. Major Cody's Army Ranger trials, reigniting their intense competition over everything. Things take a turn when Jill joins the trial and both brothers think they're in love with her. Meanwhile, Derrick feels emasculated by Erin's ex, and enlists the platoon to make him seem more capable of manly tasks than he really is
The Hill brothers celebrate Pete's one year anniversary of almost dying in Afghanistan, otherwise known as his "Alive Day." After the funding has been cut for the annual ball, which was going to honor Major Cody, Pete enlists the platoon to create their own ball to honor him.
Find out what happens when you put Hollywood actors through Army basic training. The cast of "Enlisted" on FOX heads to Fort Bliss for a real crash course in Army life.
During reception and integration, the cast of "Enlisted" on FOX is quickly realizing this isn't going to be a "Hollywood boot camp," and they start to wonder what they signed up for.
On the second day of basic training, the cast of "Enlisted" finds out they must complete a daunting obstacle course. Will the competitive nature of Parker Young and Chris Lowell get the best of them?
Angelique Cabral must complete the same obstacle course as her fellow cast mates. Geoff Stults is there to help, but can she complete the daunting mental and physical struggle?
Just when the cast of "Enlisted" thought they'd have a moment to rest, the Army surprises them with a midnight inspection. You'll never guess the infractions the Army found during their search.
The cast of "Enlisted" on FOX wasn't prepared to meet face-to-face with soldiers who were about to deploy.
The last task the actors of "Enlisted" will complete together as a team of soldiers is a final march. The actors look back at the emotional experience knowing it will change their show and themselves.
