In the bustling metropolis, a social worker from the New York Department of Integration provides guidance to beings not of this world, assisting them in navigating the complexities of urban existence.

Mark provides care for a werewolf living outside the bounds of the law, while Leonard harbors a keen envy for his celebrated magician brother, Christ Angel.

When Mark fosters a child with a troubled past, Callie becomes utterly consumed with the little one. Meanwhile, Twayne observes unsettling alterations to Mark's physical form.

A careless remark from Mark inadvertently reveals Randall’s condition to the others: he is, undeniably, a zombie. In response, Leonard embarks on a quest to understand this unsettling development, attempting to classify the peculiar new ent…

Mark coaxed a forgotten vibrancy back into the ancient tree, while Randall suffered the peculiar loss of a cherished, yet ultimately unnecessary, body part.

Mark guides a young couple through the complexities of a relationship with a vampire, all while a strange affliction, dubbed "Larry King disease," sweeps through New York City.

The colossal ape, burdened by an obsessive need for order, sought employment, and Callie found herself unexpectedly drawn to him – to Twayne.

Drawn to the fringes, Randall finds himself enveloped by a peculiar cult devoted to the undead. Meanwhile, Mark navigates the complexities of the workplace, conducting psychiatric evaluations of his colleagues.

Mark assists Leonard with a problem involving his magic wand, while Twayne Boneraper encounters a kindred spirit of the two-dimensional variety.

Fitzpatrick, the councilman, made a bargain with Twayne, a transaction of profound consequence. Meanwhile, Callie contemplated accepting a comfortable position in the underworld.

For Halloween, Mark and Randall spent the day with Callie's family, while Leonard embarked on the task of finding residents for a house rumored to be haunted.

Randall awkwardly enters the world of a reality show populated by creatures, while a troll grapples with an obsessive love for riddles.

Mark and Randall instruct in a peculiar form of self-discipline, while Callie inadvertently incorporates Mark into a dark, ritualistic practice.

The arrival of Manbird season in New York City brings with it an unexpected responsibility for Mark: he's become the unlikely protector of a young bird, adrift and alone from its family.