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[jolteonmchale]

Animal Control 3x06 "Buffalo and Beavers"

[gaybuckybarnesss]

JOEL MCHALE Animal Control 3.04 "Baby Kangaroos and Chickens"

[hunnam]

Joel McHale Animal Control - 3.02 "Rattlers and Gators"

[damn-it-sungyeol]

Animal Control S03E02 | Rattlers and Gators

[maxxxines]

ANIMAL CONTROL (2023- ) COMMUNITY (2009-2015)

[howard-ly]

Animal Control 2.08 // 2.09 // 3.05

[nicolethered]

Josh Segarra as Parker on Animal Control (3x04 Baby Kangaroos and Chickens)

[livelovecaliforniadreams]

[occupationdinosaur]

🡒 🎥 ANIMAL CONTROL  • Opening Credits, 2023.

«Hey, everyone. We just got a 911 call on a bear. Get this, in a hot tub.»

[importantkidspyfarm]

I'm not the biggest Joel McHale fan, but him as Frank Shaw is kind of doing it for me.

Couldn't stand Jeff only found him hot that time he called Annie a "precocious little bitch"

Maybe it's the vest and how he towers over everyone. It's weird cause this character is just Jeff Winger in a uniform.

The major difference being, Frank is a total secret sweetheart.

You know what, it's that his hair and beard are perfect.

[jolteonmchale]

Animal Control 3x02 - "Rattlers and Gators"

[gaybuckybarnesss]

JOEL MCHALE Animal Control 3.05 "Hot Dogs and Lobsters"

[uses-for-fics]

Fallin For You | Fred "Shred" Taylor

Shred adjusted his Animal Control uniform for the third time that morning, glancing nervously at his partner, Frank, as they pulled up to yet another call.

“I’m telling you, this is your kind of case,” Frank grumbled, sipping his coffee. “A stray cat stuck in a tree? Perfect for Mr. Sunshine over here.”

Shred grinned. “Hey, cats love me. They can sense good vibes.”

Frank rolled his eyes. “Just try not to fall out of the tree this time, rookie.”

When they arrived, Shred spotted you—a concerned bystander pacing under the massive oak tree. Your hair was pulled into a messy ponytail, and you had an air of determination mixed with panic as you stared up into the branches.

“Thank goodness you’re here!” you said, rushing over. “There’s this little tabby stuck up there, and I think it’s scared of heights. I tried to climb up, but I slipped, and—”

Shred held up a hand, his trademark chill demeanor kicking in. “No worries. I’ve got this.”

He grabbed a ladder from the truck and set it up under the tree while Frank muttered to you, “This’ll be fun to watch.”

As Shred climbed, you stood at the base, wringing your hands. “Please be careful. That branch doesn’t look very stable.”

“It’s all good!” Shred called down, already halfway up. “I was a professional snowboarder once! I've got great balance!"

“Not sure that applies to trees,” Frank muttered, earning a glare from you.

Reaching the top, Shred slowly extended his hand toward the trembling tabby. “Hey, little buddy. No need to be scared. I’m like, the least scary person ever.”

The cat eyed him suspiciously, then hissed.

“Cool, cool,” Shred said, pulling his hand back slightly. “Boundaries. Respect.”

After a few more attempts and some coaxing, he managed to scoop up the cat, holding it gently against his chest. “Gotcha!”

Just as he was about to descend, the branch creaked ominously.

“Uh-oh,” Shred muttered, his chill facade cracking slightly.

The next thing you knew, the branch gave way, and Shred tumbled to the ground. Luckily, he landed in the grass with the cat still safely tucked in his arms.

You rushed over as Frank sighed. “Rookie.”

“Oh my gosh, are you okay?” you asked, kneeling beside Shred.

He looked up at you, a goofy smile on his face. “Totally fine. Sticks the landing.”

You couldn’t help but laugh, shaking your head. “You’re unbelievable.”

Later that day, you showed up at the animal shelter where Shred had taken the cat for a checkup.

You walked up to the receptionist and smiled. "Hey I was just wondering if you that one-"

"Hey it's the tree lady again." Shred interrupted you, catching your attention.

“Hey,” you said shyly, not understanding why you felt red. “I just wanted to say thanks again for helping out earlier. You were great. Even with the whole falling-out-of-a-tree thing.”

Shred laughed, scratching the back of his neck. “Thanks. I like to think of it as ‘adding flair.’”

You smiled, glancing at the cat, now curled up in a carrier. “So, what happens to her now?”

“Well, she’s up for adoption,” Shred said. “You thinking about taking her home?”

You hesitated. “I’d love to, but my apartment doesn’t allow pets. I just… I don’t know, I feel bad leaving her here.”

Shred tilted his head, studying you for a moment before grinning. “Tell you what—how about I keep an eye on her for now? That way, you can come visit anytime.”

Your eyes lit up. “Really? You’d do that?”

“Sure,” Shred said, leaning casually against the counter. “Anything for a fellow animal lover.”

Over the next few weeks, you found yourself stopping by the shelter more and more often—at first to check on the cat, but eventually just to see Shred.

One evening, as you were leaving, Shred caught your arm. “Hey, uh, I was wondering… would you maybe want to grab dinner sometime? You know, as a thank-you for saving the cat?”

You blinked, surprised. “Shouldn’t I be the one thanking you?”

He grinned. “Nah, this is my way of making sure you have an excuse to hang out with me.”

Your cheeks flushed, but you nodded. “Okay. Dinner sounds great.”

That Friday, Shred showed up at your door, holding a bouquet of wildflowers and looking slightly nervous.

“You didn’t have to bring flowers,” you said, touched.

“I figured cats like flowers,” Shred joked, then paused. “Wait, do they? Or is that dogs? Whatever. They’re for you.”

You giggled. "Thank you, I very much appreciate it."

Dinner turned into hours of laughter and conversation, and by the end of the night, you found yourself wondering how someone could be so sweet, funny, and genuine all at once.

As Shred walked you back to your door, he looked at you with his signature easygoing smile. “So, was that the best post-cat-rescue date you’ve ever been on?”

“The best,” you agreed, leaning up to kiss him softly.

And in that moment, Shred decided that falling out of a tree for you had been totally worth it.

[maxxxines]

ANIMAL CONTROL (2023- )

[howard-ly]

Animal Control 3.05 "Hot Dogs And Lobsters"

[chasinggeekdom-blog]

If Josh Segarra doesn't become a series regular, we riot. This man is an absolute GIFT to TV. 🫶